We will watch the blueberry growth process in June.
Blueberries are growing with fruits in full swing.
It’s only been two years since it’s been planted, but there are more fruits than I thought.
Blueberry pruning is too much to produce big and strong fruits, so I was told to make a bold vestibule, but it has a lot of fruits.
It’s a type of draper.
I chose it because it is a large, washed-out, and delicious crude species, but I checked it last year and it is also washed-out and has large fruits.
It is a breed called Blue Ribbon.
It’s called a crude species in the fruit, and it seems that coloring starts before Duke.
But I don’t think I was able to do it as well as Duke or Draper.
Maybe because I’m not good at managing it, the egg is not as big as the birthplace.
I wonder how it tastes.
It’s a breed called Duke.
It is said that it is about 70% production in Korea, but I think I know why.
First of all, the egg is big. It is the size of a thumb nail, similar to a W500 coin.
I think it will be the best variety if the sugar content is higher, but there is a regret.
It’s a breed called Liberty.
I chose it as a fully grown species to avoid harvesting them all at once
It is difficult to harvest because it is the rainy season in July in the open area where there is no forest facility.
I haven’t tasted it yet, but I think we should change to Josaengjong.
I think it’s a good defense, but I spent the winter with Draper and Porth seedling, and there was a lot of ice damage
The flower eyes are not thinned yet.
There are a lot of fruits, so it looks like you’re going to harvest a lot
I wonder how big it is.
Usually, people leave two or three flower eyes on one branch and do jeonjeong
As you can see, there are five or six.
I did this as a test, but I’m going to watch the results.
