SULIFLOR PREMIUM ACIDIC SUBSTRATE FOR BLUEBERRIES, RHODODENDRONS, AZALEAS, AND GARDEN CONIFERS
Most garden soils are not acidic enough for growing cultivated blueberries. Planted bushes will soon begin to develop yellowish leaves, growth will virtually stall, and they will eventually die. Cultivated blueberries have very specific soil requirements, as they thrive only in acidic soils. Ideally, the soil reaction—measured in pH units—should be between 4.0 and 5.0. Successful cultivation is possible only with an acidic, nutrient-rich substrate.
Suliflor Premium acidic substrate meets all the above requirements:
• pH 4.0–5.0 substrate;
• rich in organic matter, loose, moisture-retentive, and breathable;
• contains the optimal amount of mineral nutrients and slow-release micronutrients.
Recommendations:
Properly planted blueberries establish strong root systems. If the substrate is of high quality, they will not require any special care. After planting, the soil surface should be mulched with peat and pine bark.
