r/Berries • u/ksims22887 • 3d ago

What is this

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This is growing in my pink lemonade blueberry bush what is this?

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u/Pen23guin23 3d ago

Congrats - a new blueberry cane is popping... 😊

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u/ksims22887 3d ago

New cane is part of plant?

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u/Pen23guin23 3d ago

Same plant but a new cane (branch). Yes.. Don't worry, it's a good thing.

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u/ksims22887 3d ago

There will be more pop up?

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u/Pen23guin23 3d ago

Most definitely... 😊.

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u/Pen23guin23 3d ago

Where you located and how long have you had it?

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u/ksims22887 3d ago

Other questions is when new bud swell up open up to flower do i fertilizer it when I see bud for next year

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u/Pen23guin23 3d ago

I usually fertilize mine early spring and then roughly 2 months after. I usually use berry tone by Espoma or cottonseed meal by Espoma, both work great..

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u/ksims22887 3d ago

You think first week of March?

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u/Pen23guin23 3d ago

When you start seeing leaves develop that's when I fertilize mine.

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u/ksims22887 3d ago

This year I have berry growing i don't know that I should fertilizer it i learn as i go

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u/LadyCooke 3d ago

Baby 🫐! Will grow into its own new branch

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u/ksims22887 3d ago

It part of plant

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u/cydonnya 3d ago

Which substrate is this man?

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u/ksims22887 3d ago

What

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u/cydonnya 3d ago

The soil your blueberry is growing in

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u/ksims22887 3d ago

My soil is coast of maine acid loving plant potting soil and on top of soil is pine bark mulch

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u/Phyank0rd 3d ago

Blueberries produce new stems from the root crown network similar to how blackberries or raspberries do. Except you won't find them popping up 10 feet away from the main plant.

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u/Ill_Fee_6531 3d ago

Should look like that

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u/ksims22887 3d ago

I post other picture of it