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Grow your own Blueberry with these Giant Blueberry Fruit Seeds.
Highlights:
- Product Type: Bonsai
- Applicable Constellation: Capricorn
- Classification: Happy Farm
- Use: Indoor Plants
- Style: Perennial
- Type: Landscape Plant
- Full-bloom Period: Summer
- Flowerpot: Excluded
- Function: Air Purification
- Climate: Subtropics
- Model Number: KLO908
- Size: Large, Medium
- Location: Courtyard
- Cultivating Difficulty Degree: Very Easy
- Variety: blueberry
Blueberry Quick Facts
| Name | Giant Blueberry |
| Product Type | Bonsai |
| Style | Perennial |
| Colors | Green when young turning to very deep Blue-purple as they mature |
| Shapes | About the size of a Golf Ball, about 40–50 mm in diameter |
| Taste | Purely sweet, not sour, crispy and juicy |
| Major nutrients | Vitamin C (25.00%) Carbohydrate (12.00%) Vitamin K (36.00%) Total dietary Fiber(5.00%) Vitamin B6 (5.00%) |
| Health benefits | Helps to stimulate respiration, improves digestion, coughs, colds, gout and gives a sense of well-being. |
| Planting Season | You can sow these seeds all year round, making it incredibly convenient. |
| Package Contents | 20 - 50 seeds (Depending on your order quantity） |
Low in Calories But High in Nutrients
Blueberries have the highest antioxidant capacity of all the popular fruits and vegetables. Flavonoids appear to be the berries’ antioxidant with the greatest impact. The antioxidants in blueberries have been shown to reduce a predominant risk factor for heart disease by preventing oxidative damage to “bad” LDL cholesterol. The blueberry is a very popular berry. It is low in calories but high in fiber, vitamin C and vitamin K.
Blueberry plants will start producing berries when about 2 years old, but will not mature and offer maximum berry yield until they are about seven years old. In order for blueberry plants to produce berries the soil pH needs to be between 4.5 - 5.0. Soils not within the range of pH acceptability for blueberry plant growth must be prepared before planting. If the pH is too high, the growth of the plant is slowed and the foliage turns yellow. Blueberries require adequate water, especially the first year that they are planted, to properly establish a good root system. During the growing season, blueberry plants typically require 1 inch of water per week.
