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Sawdust has traditionally been used in blueberry plantings as a mulch and in some cases is incorporated into the soil during planting. However, with the decline in lumber needed for housing and the increase in wood products for biofuel usage, sawdust has increasingly become more rare and expensive. Also, sawdust application often increases the.
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Apply in a layer 2 - 3" deep around the plants, keeping wood chips a few inches away from the base of the blueberry bushes to avoid fungal diseases. Sawdust is one of the best materials to use as mulch around blueberry bushes. The best sawdust to use is pine sawdust due to its slightly acidic nature; this will help maintain the acidic soil.
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Blueberries need at least 1 inch of water a week. If using a plastic dripline, avoid sawdust as rodents will tunnel through and nibble on it. There is one pest to be aware of when sourcing wood chips: The jumping worm (multiple species of worms in the genus Amynthas). This worm is likely to live in the upper surface of any mulch pile exposed to.
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Incorporated sawdust immobilizes more N than does sawdust applied to the surface. Use of cedar, oak, walnut, or any other sawdust often is associated with chlorotic (yellow) leaves and poor growth. In addition, growers have lost a year or more of blueberry plant growth by incorporating horse bedding prior to planting; some horse bedding.
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Well-maintained mulch can help control weeds, and keep soil cool, loose and uniformly moist. Mulch should be 4 inches to 6 inches deep and cover a 4-foot band of soil centered on a blueberry plant row. It is important to replenish mulch as it deteriorates. Deteriorating mulch adds organic matter to the soil and creates a favorable environment.
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When she began her trials, many blueberry farms used sawdust as a mulch, and organic growers often added compost. But after 14 years of organic research and four years of conventional studies, she uncovered new best practices, which she shared in her presentation at the 2020 Great Lakes Expo. Here's why she says mulch can make a difference.
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Blueberry bushes are from the Ericaceae family, often called the heath family. They come in two different species: highbush and lowbush blueberries.. Sawdust. Similar to wood chips, sawdust is an ideal choice to use as mulch. While you can use fresh sawdust, it's better to use aged sawdust or composted sawdust to balance the soil nutrients.
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Blueberry bushes do best when deeply mulched up to 2-3" up the plant stem. This conserves moisture and insulates the roots against extreme temperatures. The best mulch for blueberries is pine needles, wood chips, leaves, bark mulch, or sawdust. Avoid any dyed or treated mulches that may contaminate your plants.
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Pine Sawdust. Pine sawdust is a variety that contains pine needles and pine wood sawdust. The needles are lightly acidic, which helps keep the soil at the desirable pH level of 5.5 to 6.5 for blueberry bushes. Use a pine needle mulch that doesn't contain sawdust if the soil that requires amendments to lower the pH and make it more acidic.
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Blueberry plants grow best in an acid soil (pH 4.5 to 5.5) and like high organic matter. The pH of douglas fir sawdust is about 4.2. There are other low pH mulch options including bark mulch (a great option), wood chips, and pine needles -- all have a relatively low pH. Note that if you use a material like wood chips, you will need to watch the.
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Yard debris compost is a better choice than wood chips, in any case, but even with this, one needs to monitor the plant for evidence of nitrogen deficiency. With blueberries in particular, one would also have to check soil pH to ensure that it was appropriate for the plant as well, as they prefer a soil pH of 4.5-5.5 and to get to this point.
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For example, bark mulch is a good choice (also has a low pH). The reason we use a mulch is that blueberries like high organic matter soils, the mulch helps control annual weeds, and helps conserve soil moisture making irrigation management easier. We have studied various mulches and have some other specific comments/recommendations as a result.
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Add sulfur if needed using recommendation from packaging and current soil pH to get to 4.5-4.8. Give the sulfur time to work. 6 months+ (Don't leave the soil uncovered while you wait. Use mulch, a tarp, or a cover crop to cover soil). Remove or push aside whatever you used to cover the soil and then plant!
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Wash Blueberries. Break the skin of the blueberry by blanching, poking, freezing, or slicing. See notes for more info. Place on dehydrator trays lined with silicone mesh or parchment paper. Dry at 135°F / 57°C for 12-48 hours, depending on how much you have broken them down.