Afin productiv in ghiveci - Vaccinium corymbosum 'Berkeley' D19
Vaccinium corymbosum 'Berkeley', also known as American blueberry 'Berkeley', is a popular blueberry variety grown for its large, sweet fruits and good yield capacity. This variety produces fruits ranging from light blue to dark blue, valued both for fresh consumption and for processing into various culinary preparations such as jams, juices, cakes, or for freezing.
'Berkeley' is notable for its large fruits, vigorous and upright shrub shape, and dense, attractive foliage. The leaves are dark green, and in autumn they offer a colorful display, turning beautiful shades of red and orange.
Characteristics and care instructions:- withstands temperatures from -30 degrees Celsius and drought.
- placed in a bright area
- can reach a height of 1.5 m and 1.5 m in width
- the fruits are quite large, delicious, and are harvested in August - September.
- requires acidic soil
- pruning: a younger shrub needs fewer cuts than a shrub over three years old.
- fertilization: You can fertilize the shrubs with organic fertilizer between March and May; without calcareous substances.
Height including pot: approx. 50 cm
Pot diameter: 19 cm
Pot shape and label vary from one batch to another.