Can blueberries be grown in the south?

Can blueberries be grown in the South?

Blueberries can be grown in the south. The climate in the south is relatively warm and humid, providing a good growing environment. However, blueberries grown in the south generally taste a little worse than those grown in the north. So blueberries can be grown in the south, but it is not the most suitable place.

Blueberries are suitable for planting in temperate and cold areas. Generally, they are most suitable for planting in places with flat terrain, convenient irrigation and convenient transportation. They are mainly distributed in Heilongjiang area. In addition, there are two blueberry varieties suitable for planting in the south: Rabbit Eye and Southern Highbush.

Southern blueberry planting technology

1. Light: Blueberries need sufficient light when growing. Light plays a very important role in the growth process of blueberries. The more light they receive, the better the fruit will be.

2. Fertilization: When caring for blueberries, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers need to be applied once every half a month during the flowering period, and slow-release fertilizers need to be applied in winter.

3. Watering: When blueberries are growing, you can increase the frequency of watering in summer. In other seasons, just keep the soil moist and water it once more before winter.

4. Soil: Blueberries are generally best planted in loose, fertile, well-drained, breathable acidic humus soil, which is not only beneficial to the growth of the roots but also provides appropriate nutrients.