Do not apply these two fertilizers to blueberries to avoid losing your harvest.

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Growing blueberries is a science that has increasingly become popular with summer residents and gardeners. It is not surprising, because the berries are delicious, and they cost a lot of money on the market. Many people try to plant bushes, but you need to know some nuances for a successful result. Especially when it comes to the use of fertilizers. Not all of them have a positive effect on blueberries.

What not to feed blueberries

Blueberries

Among the various fertilizers, you need to know which ones can be used. Quite often, summer residents can hear about the good effect of ash and compost on plants. They are considered almost a panacea, but not in the case of blueberries. Such fertilizers are contraindicated for them. In particular, it is not recommended to use:

• dolomite flour;
• chicken droppings;
• lime;
• manure.

The fertilizers specified in the post create an alkaline environment in the soil. Such conditions are categorically not suitable for blueberries. Under such conditions, bushes will not only not bear berries, but will also stop growing. The same applies to neutral soils.

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