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[@TRRehab]

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[@growingoutthebox]

Thank you for watching.

[@lauriedlugos3]

Thank you so much for this wealth of knowledge.. easy to see, detailed pictures --and you are a great teacher!

[@cashflo.]

I absolutely love all your videos. Simple and informative. TFS

[@growingoutthebox]

Thank you cashflo. You have been here with the channel from day 1! Can't thank you enough.

[@mygrannysgarden]

Awesome video. Thank you for sharing. Sharing this on my community tab. Have a blessed day.

[@growingoutthebox]

Thank you sooooooo much. That helps more people see the video. I appreciate that.

[@natedogtrainer3812]

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[@growingoutthebox]

Yes they are 👍

[@j3gsfarm]

Yes bro this is a easy way of getting more plants, thank for sharing

[@growingoutthebox]

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[@j3gsfarm]

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[@growingoutthebox]

@@j3gsfarm You emailed me or sent a message via social media? I reply to every message on social media so I may have saw it but been in reply mode trying to answer all. My business email is [e-mail]

[@SWEETTHUMb]

Great video! I bought 5 Blueberry plants off the clearance rack a few months ago. I nursed back to health and plan to get them in the ground and get some more plants from them. Will have your videos playing the whole time. Thank you! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@growingoutthebox]

Yes Siiiiir! This is why I only purchase 1 of every variety. When the plant shows that it's productive in my garden I go to work multiplying.

[@tamekadavis9051]

Good morning and happy Sunday thanks for sharing

[@growingoutthebox]

Good morning to you Miss. Tameka Davis. I hope your Sunday is wonderful as well.

[@cindyms.1237]

I just found your channel a couple of weeks ago when you showed up on my KZbin home page. Your videos are so informative. Thank you.

[@growingoutthebox]

Thank you so much 😊

[@CraftyLeoCooks]

You are the truth! Thank you for sharing. I really need to binge watch your videos before spring because I know for a fact I can learn so much from you. Great video!

[@growingoutthebox]

Beautiful Sunday morning to you. I am humbled. No greater blessing than to share. Let me know if there is something in particular that you would like to see.

[@CraftyLeoCooks]

@growingoutthebox Yes sir I sure will. You're going to get tired of me

[@growingoutthebox]

I do crazy stuff like, "Answer every message"🤗

[@rebeccaburkett4974]

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[@growingoutthebox]

Many many thanks

[@123gyra123]

This is the most straight forward easy to understand gardening channel on KZbin. I just go straight into relaxation every time I learn from it. Thank you Sir.

[@growingoutthebox]

Oh wow! That is such a great compliment and I will do my best to stay on track.

[@ryans.arnold3008]

Your content is so helpful. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@growingoutthebox]

My pleasure!

[@laurajones2032]

Nice

[@growingoutthebox]

Thanks so much

[@francinemiranda8409]

So appreciate these gardening tips! I knew about honey as a rooting, but not the other components, and I'm guessing this would work for other acid-loving plants, too? Ty!

[@growingoutthebox]

The rooting hormone will work on anything. The soil mix is definitely for any acid loving plants. Blueberries absolutely love it!

[@ratednext1512]

So much useful information in your videos. I always feel that I leave just a bit smarter. 👍🏽

[@growingoutthebox]

That’s why we do it. Sharing is the best part.

[@joannevenere3552]

Action packed information. Thank you for the rooting hormone recipe 😊

[@growingoutthebox]

Lots more content to come so please click the notification 🔔

[@Sellers707]

Thanks for sharing this video and all the great information. Have a wonderful day

[@growingoutthebox]

You are so welcome Renee. I think I now have 10 different varieties. That will give us a lot more to talk about moving forward.

[@Ashas.Garden]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@growingoutthebox]

Good morning Christina. Thanks for stopping by.

[@urbanharvestdfw]

Nice I'm gonna have to rewatch this

[@growingoutthebox]

LOL.... Put it on repeat. LOL😁 Thank you for the support.

[@itsmrsb1]

😮…Thank you so much! I’ve had 1 blueberry bush…in a pot…. 3 years 🤦🏾‍♀️ Now I know how to multiply 🙏🏾

[@growingoutthebox]

Hey Mrs B.... Get 1 other verity to go along with the 1 you have. There will be a noticeable difference in your berry production. Which ever one produce the best that's the 1 you want to multiply.👍🏽

[@SouthFloridaSunshine]

Thank you, you covered what I would need to be successful. Found a huge list of Blueberries to look into growing. Also love Free Fifty Free!

[@growingoutthebox]

Glad it was helpful! Remember, the soil is the most important. No mstter what you fertilize with if the ph of the soil is not within range the blueberry can not up take the nutrients.

[@SouthFloridaSunshine]

@@growingoutthebox Okay, thank you, really appreciate that emphasis on soil PH. Will get out my testing kit. I am wondering if I plant them in our alkaline to neutral soil if I can keep the soil around their roots acidic enough. Strange that we have some blueberries that are native and yet, we sit on a calcium based aquifer, it is why down in South Florida you hardly ever come across dandelions.

[@manologal415]

Another educational video. You are a wonderful teacher. I learn something from you each time you share. Thank you.

[@growingoutthebox]

You are so welcome and I really do appreciate that. Please click the notification bell.

[@CyberSERT]

I'm so jealous of your blueberries. And your biceps.

[@growingoutthebox]

Both require good compost.😂

[@slowjams_live]

Thank you for the DIY! Appreciate your knowledge! 😍🙏🏽

[@growingoutthebox]

Yeah.... LOL. Now I have to figure out how to turn it into a short.😁 Good morning to you.

[@TNOG511]

I Love Your instructions, Very Clear!! Thank you for the Shout out!!! 💜👍🏾

[@growingoutthebox]

You might get tired of me mentioning you but I want people to know where I get a lot of inspiration from. I never really visited dollar tree until hearing you mention it many times.

[@makerstrongbooks]

That rooting hormone looks like what I take during cold and flu season to keep my immune system up. 😊

[@growingoutthebox]

How was your Christmas and New Year? The beauty is that anything you can ingest you know it it won't harm your plants.

[@denisef1153]

@@growingouttheboxI did not know that. Thank You

[@growingoutthebox]

@@denisef1153 There is is again.... Simplicity with a bit of textbook.

[@bridgetphillips7462]

I appreciate your videos. So helpful.

[@growingoutthebox]

Glad you like them!

[@atlantamusicteam8665]

So much good information.

[@growingoutthebox]

Thank you for watching

[@KarlKarsnark]

Free plant = Best plant \m/ ; I want to try Blueberries this year too. Good to know it's not too late. Cheers!

[@growingoutthebox]

Free 99.... I think we can all get with that price. lol.... Yeap, take them inside because you don't have soil where the fungus gnats will grow from. Enjoy.

[@edcglassworks5771]

You’re the Blueberry guru. I’m really appreciative of you sharing your knowledge and experience. I’ve lost a lot of blueberry bushes over the years not knowing how to basically treat them right. I’m confident I’m gonna have a blueberry forest someday thanks to you. I’ll be ordering some of your 3 zipper nets when they come out. Can’t wait. Grasshoppers stripped me out last year, not gonna happen again with those nets. Thanks brother! 🙏

[@growingoutthebox]

With 10 different varieties of blueberries 🫐 bushes I hope to learn lots of characteristics of each and share.

[@bluefeatherhomestead]

Brilliant!! Thank you for sharing.

[@growingoutthebox]

That why we do it. It's all about sharing.

[@GardeningwithBernie]

Thank you for sharing how you do your cuttings🫐

[@growingoutthebox]

Hey Bernie. I get more comments about my blueberry plants so I figured I would lean into it a bit more going into 2024. Thanks for dropping in on this Sunday morning.

[@YoTam-Tam]

Enjoying your videos so much!!! Keep them coming! 🙌🏽 You're officially my DIY Garden Doctor! 👨🏽‍🌾🩺⚕️🌱

[@growingoutthebox]

Thank you Sis for all that you do! Always on my mind.💕

[@John_NY10566]

Happy New Year my friend, looking forward to see where your garden takes you in 2024

[@marykate4048]

Thank you for another informative video on growing blueberry.

[@growingoutthebox]

Many thanks to you Marykate. There will be lots of blueberry videos next season. Please click the notification bell.

[@OCDishChick]

7:06 no fungus gnats. That’s a plus. 😉 I love my garden domes. Great information as always!

[@growingoutthebox]

Perfect for rooting with Sand and peat moss. "No fungus gnats" I got 3 new blueberry plants and all 3 got a brand new haircut. lol

[@OCDishChick]

@@growingoutthebox Love it!

[@tishdavis2384]

Thank you I am going to try this one

[@growingoutthebox]

Please do!

[@angelamador2848]

Love the info unc!

[@growingoutthebox]

All about sharing 🙌

[@barbbrownlee9188]

Hello GOTB! Awesome video for multiplying your blueberry bushes..FREE, tips, and more!💖 Thanks for sharing!❣ Looking to add these to my garden; love blueberries! Blessing to you and family!💕 🦋5/29/2024🦋

[@growingoutthebox]

Now is a great time to do cutting. Thanks for all your support.

[@kirbynaquin5104]

Have you ever tried taking a piece of steel and putting it in water like a 5 gallon bucket of water until it turns rusty and water turns black. Use that on your tomato plants and your greens. If you want to see bright orange or bright red tomatoes and bright green greens.

[@growingoutthebox]

On the basis of the research results,the researchers recommend not to use an iron rust solution as fertilizer because of ion(Fe3+)that not dissolved in water(chemistry book grade12)so the plant tissues cannot absorbed it and closes the soil pores (Jubouri,2018).

[@presscilliajones5692]

I learn something new with each of your videos.

[@growingoutthebox]

Awesome, thank you!

[@mikeschaoticgardening]

awesome!

[@growingoutthebox]

Thanks Mike. Adding about 10 more blueberry plants next year

[@mikeschaoticgardening]

nice! they are a super food! @@growingoutthebox

[@BackyardGardenFlo]

Thanks for sharing 👍

[@growingoutthebox]

My pleasure.

[@sheedwehere]

We here 🙌

[@growingoutthebox]

Sheeeeeed! What up man! Thanks for dropping a comment.

[@born2bwild.]

I had to watch this again. You are such a good teacher. Did you go to school for this? Love your content.

[@growingoutthebox]

School in the traditional sense, no. I get a lot of my inspiration for @tnog511. I share as I am learning myself.

[@rootsshootsgardenboots]

Great detailed tutorial. Thank you.

[@growingoutthebox]

Thanks for taking the time to check out the content. I have so many question about how healthy my blueberries look I think it's becoming my signature plant so you will be seeing more videos on blueberries in the future. I hope you have clicked the notification bell. 😁

[@rootsshootsgardenboots]

@@growingoutthebox I subscribed and clicked the bell from the first video I viewed. I even went back and watched your older videos. Following your channel closely. Happy holidays to you and your family.

[@MsTwiththeTea1980]

So awesome to get some free plants 🪴

[@growingoutthebox]

What's up Ms. T. I think I have been to your channel yo say Happy New Year. Buy 1 and get an unlimited supply for free when you learn this.

[@MsTwiththeTea1980]

@@growingoutthebox thank you my friend

[@ramsrt1025]

Very informative video. Thanks.

[@growingoutthebox]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Lovetogarden63]

Nice

[@growingoutthebox]

I so appreciate that.

[@FatimaHyp]

New Subscriber!

[@growingoutthebox]

Thank you so much. I really do appreciate you.

[@denisef1153]

Thank You. Very Informative I like your teaching style like everyone else. It’s refreshing.

[@growingoutthebox]

I try to fill in the gaps of what other gardeners are doing. Not just talk about it but show it👍🏽

[@abenasekhemet9661]

Glad I found this video! I want more pink lemonade blueberries!

[@growingoutthebox]

My Pink Lemonade is showing out with her flowers right now. I just posted this morning.

[@lind5180]

Thank you

[@growingoutthebox]

You're welcome. Thanks for stopping by. There are still a few things we can do in the garden. Even in late Fall and winter.

[@James-ix2jz]

I enjoy your calmness combined with enthusiasm and intelligence. It makes for an enjoyable video. I finally got some success germinating some blue's from seed..it took 2 months tho! Just signed on as a subscriber .

[@growingoutthebox]

Great to hear! I have 4 started for seed just for experience. The cuttings make so much more sense to me. My seed starts took it hard with the cold wheras my cutting are now taking off.

[@James-ix2jz]

@@growingoutthebox Thx for the reply .It's true cutting's are a better way to propagate in terms of ease. I'm in Zone 4(Ontario Canada) and the 2 plants I bought and was going to use as mothers got promptly eaten by rabbits...grrr...that was last fall so that's why I tried seeds over the winter.I won't be caught like that again tho...wire mesh this time.Cheers!

[@linkup2909]

This is so informative. Thank you

[@growingoutthebox]

You are so welcome!

[@gloriaelliott7872]

Awesome 👌 thanks you for sharing just got my frist blueberry plant❤

[@growingoutthebox]

Hello Miss. Gloria.... Beautiful Sunday morning to you. What variety of blueberry plant did you get if you don't mind me asking? To get the best out of your plant you want to pair it with a different verity. It will produce so much better you.

[@dtruman123]

Mine always die,i planted mine 3 yrs ago and it has been orange the whole time. I guess its my soil.

[@growingoutthebox]

Hard to say but my uneducated guess would be soil deficiency. Do you have them planted directly in soil? Is your soil neutral or may be alkaline? If your soil is alkaline, no matter what fertilizer you use that plant will not be able to uptake it. Soil acidifier can help but takes time. You may want to dig it up and replant using 50% peat, 25% mini pine bark nuggets and 25% compost. I fertilize with cottonseed meal early spring and late summer.

[@llllllllllilillii]

I grew my dragonfruit from a cutting U bought on ebay and it's doing very well. I didn't have to use hormone because of how prolific dragonfruit are, but I like your hormone recipe I have all those things already in my house, an aloe plant (yes get rid of that yellow stuff!). You just cut the dragon fruit piece off and let it dry for about a week, then you put it in the soil and it'll root on it's own. I did this with a cactus piece. I just put it in some soil and it grew roots in a few weeks. Now it's getting some flowers. Thanks for sharing the specifics of your soil. I'll have to try the alfalfa. They grow oyster mushrooms in that in my club. Alfalfa and newspaper. Lemme know if you want me to send you a piece of dragonfruit cutting (I have some already with roots) for you to grow. I grow it indoors under lights in a hot room.

[@growingoutthebox]

Thank you so much for the offer of the dragon fruit. It gets too cold to grow them here. I have a few banana plants that I move around during the winter and I am second thinking that. I only want to grow what is meant to grow in my area. This is one of the reasons my garden does so well. Thank you again for the offer. I have never tasted dragon fruit.

[@OsunDara888]

So glad i found your page!

[@growingoutthebox]

I'm so glad you found my page as well. Thank you and please click the notification bell.

[@myramcclain429]

Ok. I have them set in pm/sand. For a day or 2 got them in dark. Got to see if I can find TNOG topper. The Aurora may be dead but forgot I had Perpetua. It may be woody. April we will see. Thanks. (The Rooting Hormone taste good too 😅).

[@growingoutthebox]

It does taste good 😂

[@rebeccafallon2580]

Just came across this. I really enjoyed it and thoroughly appreciated your teaching manner. I live in New England and will be trying to plant some blueberry bushes. I’m going to check out your other videos. Wish me luck on the blueberries.

[@growingoutthebox]

Northern high bush or low bush. I have a Northland that’s supposed to be one of the hardiest-30 degrees. I purchased it 2c how it would do and it is producing because of these crazy temperatures.

[@hometown215]

enjoy your videos. Quick question...What time of year did you make this video and which zone? Would like to try this. Thanks

[@growingoutthebox]

I do cutting any time of the year with Spring being I deal. I'm in zone 8A Georgia. Winter time you need to take them inside and kept moist and warm which is why I like the bell cloches. Please feel free to ask and questions. It helps me in my growing journey as well.

[@soniamarshall9293]

Can this formula work for mulberry cuttings. Thanks for sharing.

[@growingoutthebox]

Yes, absolutely can. It can be used on any plant that you may find more difficult to grow from cutting.

[@soniamarshall9293]

@@growingoutthebox thank you for replying Happy new year to you and family. God bless

[@gloriaelliott7872]

Hey growingoutthebox it's Northern Highbush

[@growingoutthebox]

You definitely need the chill hours or your blueberry bush won't produce well. I have 1 Northern highbush "Northland" which has dropped some of its leaves. This Miss Gloria is why I love the messages. I get to help others and it helps me learn by finding the information. 🙏🏽 There is a garden group you may find interesting. It starts at 8 est. @tnog511

[@growingoutthebox]

I saw you in the chat tonight. Ms Linda is a treasure.

[@WickedNavajo]

so first time trying your root simulator today....the pupper got a hold of my raspberry bush that I planted a few months ago and broke off the whole 8 inch tree i had....the roots were still in the pot and I had another root growing off to the side so I hope it will grow out eventually....but I grabbed the little tree and made your concoction....and planted it in a small pot.....praying to God it works....I have not had any success with other root simulators at all and this is my first berry bush so I'm just beside myself and this pupper too....ugggg

[@growingoutthebox]

💪 You got this

[@WickedNavajo]

@@growingoutthebox Thanks....🙏☺

[@WickedNavajo]

@@growingoutthebox ....update on my raspberry bush....so the small tree is in shock but still limber....and can bend....the roots that were left in the big pot I had it in started to regrow greenery so it's actually regrowing....doing a very big happy dance right now....😆😆😆😆👍🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@2skyland]

I love your channel and all of the videos have helped me a lot 🙏...I just stopped by to say thanks and also that I saw a different video where someone tested all of the things independently that you put in your rooting hormone and the one that was just cinnamon had a significant improvement in the roots while the honey and aloe vera didn't make any difference. I was wondering if you'd ever tried using just cinnamon? Maybe you can save your honey and aloe...thank you again for all of the videos!

[@growingoutthebox]

They all have similar properties. Aloe is beneficial for root development, cell strength, and overall plant growth. Honey has anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties which protects the cuttings from pathogens and stimulates the natural rooting hormones in the cutting. Cinnamon powder works similar to honey. It also has anti-fungal properties, which protects form fungal issues like damping-off disease and help stimulate root growth to your cuttings.

[@davidcoreywithcrop8686]

1 of the best to doit

[@growingoutthebox]

Bro.... Thanks for that. Much respect coming from you! "Much respect"....

[@hectorcortez2884]

I tried to plant blueberries that had been rooted already from Costco directly in my yard. I watered regularly and they were doing ok for a couple of months but died during the summer. My question is should I take them out the ground and pot them instead like how you have em in the video??

[@growingoutthebox]

Unless you know you have acidic soil yes. I recommend planters with no bottoms. You can’t go wrong when you give the bush everything it needs to thrive.

[@vickyyism]

I'm in Texas zone 9b. I want to grow some delicious blueberries. If I plant blueberry plants will I be able to harvest this year?

[@growingoutthebox]

The plants will produce this year but you should remove the blooms in the 1st year so that the plant can focus on building roots.

[@soniamarshall9293]

Can perlite be used instead of sand in the mix?

[@growingoutthebox]

I use peat and perlite for my seedling mix. I have never tries to root with it. Not to say it can't be done. I use sand because it gives great drainage yet allows for very small pockets of air in the medium. Perlite give much better air pocket. In my opinion, to much air can take away from good contact to the cutting. That's just my uneducated opinion.😁

[@soniamarshall9293]

@@growingoutthebox that makes lots of sense. Thanks

[@Colette-x6h]

I usually take the skin of the aloe plant and put it on my body, scalp let it dry It’s so good Where do you get your gloves?

[@growingoutthebox]

So many different uses for aloe. Here is the link to the gloves. They last a long time. amzn.to/3PRXueW

[@Colette-x6h]

You’re so right! #aloe Thank you

[@hanzketchup859]

Why do you mix the compost into the peat moss? Why don’t you continue to use a peat sand mixture as soil and put the compost on top?

[@growingoutthebox]

Peat and pine nuggets provideo no nutrients. They are acidify which the bush needs to be able to uptake the nutrients. The compost adds life to the mix with microbes and fungi. The roots grow like fungi so when the intertwine the bush has more access to water because the fungi will reach further than the root zone.

[@ericwilliams1124]

Shot out to you from new orleans. I just bought my blueberries and will plant them tomorrow

[@growingoutthebox]

Not sure if N.O. Is out of the cold season but I personally would not plant right now. I would wait until early spring. Planting now would surely serious damage or worse to your bush if there is another frost. I would suggest waiting.

[@ericwilliams1124]

@growingoutthebox OK. We're not completely out of the cold and it usually doesn't get too cold out here but I'll wait. In the mean time should I put the plants in the garage?

[@growingoutthebox]

@@ericwilliams1124 If the plants are over a year you want them to get their chill hours over this winter or you will have very little to no fruit. The plants themselves will survive below 0. If in smaller containers you may need to move then inside. The flower bud won't but they should be outside.

[@ericwilliams1124]

​@@growingouttheboxThe bigger plant has flowers and buds on it. The smaller one doesn't.

[@growingoutthebox]

@@ericwilliams1124 For the open flowers, if it drops below 30 you want to cover it with something like what I’m using. Link in pinned comment.

[@homesteadmoon]

Appreciate this video so grateful for it😊May I ask you please from your expertise, is it challenging to uproot & transplant blueberry plants once they've been planted in the ground instead of pots? If not how deep should my oots be for them? Really hoping w/every fiber of my being to move to some remote land this yr finally esp with neighbors on all sides using Roundup

[@growingoutthebox]

The majority of the blueberry roots will be in the top 12 inches. Start out at the drip line. She is a tough gal. Give her the correct ericaceous mix in a wide container and she will recover. Early Spring. Click the notification bell.

[@honeybee6674]

Excellent info. Show me how to clip or prune the branches. Right there not a leave ir now. When is the best time to prune my bush. I surprised you have leaves because I don't. Kentucky❤ Is green sand ok to use? You need to show me the bag name of mixture you are with the compost and other 2 ingredients in so i can order ir. Thank!

[@growingoutthebox]

Most my plants are southern highbush. The larger blueberry bushes are 3 years old and the smaller ones are just a year old. It's recommended to not prune in the first 3 years so next fall I may be pruning for the 1st time.

[@honeybee6674]

@@growingoutthebox ok. Is it ok to use green sand? And what is the on that bag for the potting mixture you used. Thanks!

[@feliciathomas281]

Hello again. I have blueberries that i grow in containers. I dont know when to prune or if its too soon. The weather is so up and down. Its cold one or 2 days then temps raise in the 70s. My blackberries are green like its spring. Only a few fall leaves on them. Should i leave blueberries out in the cold or move when temps drop in 30s. Should i prune .They are going into their second year. Also do you raise figs? I don't see figs in your videos or i haven't came across one. I love figs and i have gotten on the fig wagon big time. Again i love your video's so informing and sooo helpful. Thanks for your channel. Love the homemade root stimulator. Can't wait to try.

[@growingoutthebox]

Hey Felicia. Thanks for the question. If your blueberry plants are only 2 years old you don't want to prune just yet. Pruning usually is in the 4th year. As far as temperatures, blueberries need chill hours to fruit so I would not take them in. Just maybe plase the close to a structure to protect from wind. I do have figs and they don't like the cold as much as blueberries so I do protect my figs during the winter. I have had my figs die back to the ground for the past 3 years so this year I have mini greenhouses for them.

[@feliciathomas281]

Thanks for response. If I may suggest if you could take a few extra seconds to show products you use or maybe put a link below your video that would help a lot when looking for supplies. I follow a lot of your tips since I discovered your channel. Your growing zone is similar. I am 8b. This helps a lot.

[@growingoutthebox]

lol.... I wholeheartedly agree. LOL.... I do that for a reason. I don't mind answering questions. As a matter of fact, "I answer every message that comes to my inbox". I don't mind sharing information. But , if a company wants me to mention them by name or link to their product there is a fee for that. Again, I love sharing information and what I am sharing with you now is that KZbin is also a business for a lot of us and as an Influencer that's how we get paid. @@feliciathomas281

[@patricemcdee1587]

I have problem growing raspberry. When I get them, they just die and never grow leaves.

[@growingoutthebox]

Are you growing them in pots or in ground?

[@TNOG511]

Did you Receive Moringa Seeds??💜

[@growingoutthebox]

Yes Ma’am. I’ve been researching best time to plant. Definitely going to do a video on the tree of life. Thank you so much. There was another small pack of seeds??

[@TNOG511]

Those Seeds are The Butterfly Pea Flower, They are the Blue Flowers.. You make a Very medicinal Drink with them, They are beautiful and delicious 😂😅💜

[@growingoutthebox]

@@TNOG511 My wife was asking about the butterfly pea tea. Thank you so much. She’s from France so tea is a staple in our home. And she opened your package talking about “Ms Linda sent HER some moringa seeds” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 She knows how special you are to me. 💕

[@bigneecee3126]

I did not know that it was so easy to reproduce blueberries. Can blackberries and raspberries be reproduced the same way? Looking forward to the compost video!😊

[@growingoutthebox]

Hey Neecee.... It's that easy. Starting out you want to make sure you get the newest growth. This year growth. Should be green or a pretty autumn red this time of the year. Black berries and raspberries are even eaisier. Just cut off some of the new growth and stick it in the ground or simply lay a branch still attached to the bush on the ground and place soil on top. Place something on top of the soil to keep it from moving. Those root pretty fast.

[@bigneecee3126]

@@growingoutthebox Thanks, I’m in zone 6….it’s pretty cold 🥶 here already. However, my berry bushes are still looking pretty good in spite of the cold temperatures. I’m going to lay some of the branches down and cover them. I will update you in the spring.

[@growingoutthebox]

No no Neecee. We don't do if over here. lol. You mean, "When your propagation is successful".🤛🏽

[@bigneecee3126]

@@growingoutthebox smile 😃

[@bbundy4183]

New subscriber here. A friend recommended your channel to me. After watching your channel she was right about how you explain, in detail, how to grow out the box. So far, I am watching and learning more. Thank you for your patience.🥕🍆🫐

[@growingoutthebox]

Well you make sure you tell that friend I said thank you and I welcome you. I'm just a bit different than most in that I actually reply back to messages with more than just a thank you... "Thank you" lol

[@armandomelgoza795]

Is recommendation for rust on blueberries plants

[@growingoutthebox]

I spray with whey and I have never had any fungal issues. Heavy mini pine bark mulch. Make sure you your soil is covered

[@natedogtrainer3812]

No glove no love.

[@MrBearitall]

What is that soil called that you used?

[@growingoutthebox]

I mix my own soil for blueberries. If you were going to purchase look for ericaceous soil for acid loving plants.

[@MrBearitall]

@@growingoutthebox cool thanks. Also I thought I heard you say Georgia in one of your videos so shout out to the home state

[@kirbynaquin5104]

Not. Galvanized steel, not less you need zinc in your garden.Just a regular piece of carbon steel

[@growingoutthebox]

👍🏽

[@circuscats67]

Hi What zone are you gardening in? Thank you.

[@growingoutthebox]

Georgia zone 8a

[@circuscats67]

I’m zone 9a

[@CyberSERT]

I'm in zone 6, and my jaw dropped when you said those big bushes were a year old. I've had a couple winters of setbacks from rabbits getting to my young bushes, but I finally was able to protect them this winter so I'm looking forward to hopefully getting some good growth and maybe even some decent production. Your tips have been very informative, so thank you very much.

[@growingoutthebox]

Get the cotton seed meal! It's a acidifier and fertilizer. @@CyberSERT

[@CyberSERT]

​@@growingoutthebox Cotton seed meal seems hard to find here where I am in the Toronto area. I'm trying out using garden sulphur this year to acidify the soil. A couple other channels said it's the most effective acidifier. It's an additive in many acidifying mixes.

[@michaelhemphill8575]

"Great Tutorial".."Bruh"...regarding "Blueberries" ...gonna try my "hands"..at it..will "definitely "..keep this in my "archives".. for a "guide"!!

[@growingoutthebox]

I'll have almost 20 blueberry plants and still growing. Truely a superfood!

[@michaelhemphill8575]

@@growingoutthebox "Agreed".."Appreciate the Reply"!!

[@PopeyeSailor-wz7ew]

Each of those three ingredients are natural rooting agents. First time I've seen them combined. 🤔

[@growingoutthebox]

Yes they all independently can be used but each also have different compounds that have slightly different effects . It works so I keep using it. You could even use willow water if you have access. I try to keep things simple and add just a bit of textbook. The goal is to arouse imagination.

[@llllllllllilillii]

Subbbbbbbbbbing!

[@growingoutthebox]

Thank you so much.

[@geosynchronous4386]

Rooting hormone as toxic as label suggests? Can't use for edibles? For any skin contact, the warning label on my rooting powder suggests flushing under running water for 20 minutes. And for accidental inhalation, they recommend the emergency room. Is this stuff really that toxic? Yes. Rooting hormone contain known carcinogens. Not advisable for edibles... or smokables like tomatos... wink wink.

[@growingoutthebox]

Yes…. And I eat this without any issues.

[@lamarrwilson4267]

I greatly appreciate it! You’re a Pillar! 🫡

[@growingoutthebox]

I am humbled ☺️

[@Med-iiiiiii01]

Can you use that same concoction to root all plants or just for blueberries

[@growingoutthebox]

I use it for grapes, plums, roses so lot of different plants yes.

[@Med-iiiiiii01]

@@growingoutthebox that’s awesome. I’ll have to try it. I have the Dr. Earth rooting powder and the CLONEX rooting gel “that’s supposed to be soooo good” and I’ve had absolutely zero successful results with either one 😂

[@Med-iiiiiii01]

What zone do you live in? I’m in zone 5 but for some reason I can never get my blueberry bushes to survive over winter. And I do buy the hardy ones.

[@growingoutthebox]

I have a Northland that is supposed to be one if not the headiest blueberry bushes. It’s a northern high bush. Nice size berries fruits towards the end of summer.

[@Med-iiiiiii01]

@@growingoutthebox I have two northland bushes that I purchased last summer and kept them in the container till fall and then planted them in my front yard. Luckily they still seem to be alive. I hope that they grow fruit this year too. Do you prune your blueberry trees or bushes?

[@growingoutthebox]

@@Med-iiiiiii01 Yeap. Pruning video will be up next week.

[@gloriaelliott7872]

@growingoutthebox it in the Ericaceae family /Azaleas,Rhododendrons

[@growingoutthebox]

Yes they are from the Ericaceae family. Do you know the name of the particular bush you have. Is it a Northern highbush, Southern highbush, rabbiteye? I have Southern High Bushes like Hello Darlin, Sweetheart, Bless your heart, Chandler and Pink lemonade as well as Northland.