"Maximize Your Blueberry Harvest: Pruning Techniques for Abundant Yield"

Are you looking to increase your blueberry harvest and enjoy an abundant yield? Look no further! In this informative video, we will share valuable pruning techniques that will help you maximize your blueberry production. Whether you are a seasoned gardener or just starting out, understanding the importance of proper pruning is key to achieving bountiful results.
Our expert tips and insights will guide you through the process of pruning blueberry bushes effectively. Learn the significance of removing dead wood, thinning out crowded branches, and shaping your blueberry plants for optimal growth. These techniques not only enhance the overall health of your blueberries but also promote better air circulation and sunlight penetration, ultimately leading to increased yields.
Discover the best time of year to prune your blueberry bushes and gain a deeper understanding of how pruning influences bud development and fruit production. We will also share helpful guidelines on choosing the right pruning tools and incorporating essential safety measures to ensure a successful pruning experience.
Join us on this educational journey as we demystify the art of blueberry pruning, empowering you to take control of your harvest. Don't miss this opportunity to learn vital techniques that will revolutionize your blueberry gardening and reward you with an incredible abundance of delicious, homegrown berries!
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[@StevenStGelais]

Great video!

[@wayneverrill3348]

Thank you for the video! I bought one of those dewalt pruners, what a game changer!!

[@SeedsofPromise]

One the the best purchases I've made for the farm. May your hands rest for evermore!😀

[@superdave336]

Good video. I purchased some blueberry plants this year to grow in containers. You mentioned checking PH on one bush. How is the best way you've found to check this? I'm questioning my probe I bought. Not sure it's the best way. All of bushes are small this year but I'm sure will need pruning soon. Hopefully I can bring my family to pick blueberries this next year since I've missed this one. About 2 hr drive for us. Thanks for sharing.

[@esmysyield2023]

I think this is the first channel that actually left the footage in when they ran across a snake.

[@SeedsofPromise]

I did think about leaving that part out but that is farm life. We see all kinds of wild life on the farm and rarely see anything other than black snakes.😀

[@juliemarr65]

I came across your video just now. I'm thankful as my bushes are about 15 years and been afraid to do a lot of cutting, but you've shown clearly how not to be afraid and reaping the benefits. Than you, sir

[@SeedsofPromise]

I’m very happy you found this video helpful. I had to overcome the fear of pruning when I first started growing blueberry bushes. You will be amazed how well they will do over the next couple of years as you start pruning.

[@juliemarr65]

@@SeedsofPromise thank you. Have a blessed evening

[@juliemarr65]

@@SeedsofPromise in fact. Your video on how to do a u pick farm...my husband and I are in Ky. That may be a goal to be worked on. You are an inspiration

[@lauriegordon5591]

I have 3 year old blue berry plants... I want to give them a good pruning this time around but scared to death...Your video helped me to feel better about it... Thank you! ❤

[@SeedsofPromise]

I went through the same feelings to begin with. You will be surprised how well they respond to pruning.

[@jmc8577]

Thank you for the education. Ive been considering planting a u pick blueberry farm as were acidic soil. Not many other plants suitable for our region in riverina nsw Australia

[@SeedsofPromise]

They should do well there as long as you have enough chill hours. I'm sure there are varieties that do well there. I'd go for it.

[@catchemalive]

Great video!!!! What are your thoughts so far on the dewalt pruner?!?

[@SeedsofPromise]

One of the best purchases I've made.

[@rondietz5079]

I have 6 - 10 year old plants and was wondering If I could prune some of the one inch branches now (Oct. 2023) in northeast Pa. and some in the fall ( around Feb.). Must the pruning be done around Feb.? I would to see some more talk on "when" one can prune ? Thanks.

[@SeedsofPromise]

Yes, you should be fine to prune now.

[@esmysyield2023]

What do the edges of the cuttings look like using the pruner? I am trying to learn how to propagate cuttings but I have arthritis in my hands so taking the cuttings is kinda hard on some days. Are the edges clean or does is make them ragged?

[@SeedsofPromise]

Very clean cuts.

[@esmysyield2023]

@@SeedsofPromise awesome thank you.

[@andyh5212]

Thanks for the informative video. I have almost 30 blueberry bushes in various growth stages. Some are sprouting very thin branches near the base. Should I trim them off?

[@SeedsofPromise]

My rule of thumb is to remove any that are more than 12" from the main shoot. Keep the best 3-4 new shoots closest to the main shoot.

[@triciaharris5055]

I'm in central VA, It's mid to late August, Should I prune now,( just finished bearing), or wait until February. Bushes are 10 yrs and older.