“Dissolve one gallon and one spoonful of iron chelates in a gallon of water and then just drench your plants.”
Romero Lobo · In the Garden with UC Master Gardeners · Bountiful Blueberries
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What was described
Use iron chelate solution (1 spoonful per gallon of water) to drench the root zone when foliage turns reddish in spring, indicating high soil pH
1 spoonful iron chelate per gallon water
Said nearby on the same subject
“We tell people to pull the plant out of the gallon and then rip the root system apart… so the roots will grow in different directions and not follow the same pattern.”
“I would say if you can put two gallons every other day, a gallon per plant, per mature plant, that would probably be enough.”
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Romero Lobo
In the Garden with UC Master Gardeners ·
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