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  1. Arnold

    Kérnek szépen segítséget, hogy szedret lehet-e magról ültetni és ha igen, akkor mikor és hogyan kell a magokat kitisztítani az ültetésre.
    Esetleg kiültetés előtt kell-e fagyasztás?

    Előre is köszönöm a valaszt!

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    • OOO "Sad"

      Dear Arnold

      The seed should lie in a damp, cool place for 2-3 months, for this it can be covered with a handful of damp sand, placed on the bottom of a small plastic container, and stored in the refrigerator at a temperature of 2-4 degrees, constantly maintaining the moisture of the sand, this is called stratification.

      Do not store seeds for more than one year, they can rot when wet, and lose germination when dry.

      Before sowing, some gardeners practice scarification - when they gently damage a part of the hard shell of the seeds with a sharp tool, this accelerates the awakening of the embryo.
      The optimum soil temperature for germination is 25-28 degrees Celsius, so in spring it is not worth planting directly into open ground, it is better to grow seedlings, which are then transferred to the site.

      In the spring, the seeds are taken out of the refrigerator and sown in containers or pots, under room conditions, under phytolamps 2-2.5 months before planting the sprouts on the beds, this is about the end of February or the beginning of March.

      In the fall, seeds are sown in open ground, when all the plants have already shed their foliage and are dormant. In winter, damp, cold soil will be their natural environment, and in spring they will begin to germinate - this will be a natural stratification.

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  2. Lyudmila

    Blackberry Reproduction
    Last year I learned about the breeding of the blackberry bouncer and decided to apply the advice in practice. Ideally, a full-fledged plant is obtained from each kidney.
    The theory is very simple. In autumn, when pruning a bush, we prepare cuttings of any length. We lay them out on the ground horizontally, as your heart desires. Sprinkle with earth - a layer of 2 cm. We shelter from frost so that it falls under the arm (straw, grass, litter, foliage). In the spring we remove the insulation and wait for shoots. We plant the finished sprouts ourselves, give, share knowledge.

    In the same way, I also divorced raspberry raspberry. In the photo: a blackberry on a bed (1), in a metal box (2), ready plants for planting (3), 2017 fruits of the Xenomix variety (4).

    razmnojenie-ejeviki

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  3. Vera Dmitrievna Braginets

    Infusion of dried fruits and leaves is good for the treatment of diarrhea and dysentery.
    In diabetes, take the infusion of leaves according to the following recipe: 2 tsp. dry crushed raw material is poured into 1 a glass of boiling water and insisted for 30 min. Drink the filtered solution during the day in 3 intake.
    If there are skin diseases, the blackberry will come again to help:
    var used inside. And if you had to worry and you can not calm down, the infusion of twigs and leaves of the bush will again help you out.
    Well helps the blackberry and with mental illness. As a sedative, the infusion of blackberry leaves is drunk with nervous excitement.

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  4. Maria Grigorievna BEREZHKOVA, Smolensk region, the city of Gagarin

    Blackberry Gem
    Ripe blackberries are cleaned from the pedicels, washed in a colander and allowed to drain water. Before cooking jam, put half of the berries in the water heated to 90 degrees and withstand 3 min. After the blackberry rub through a thick sieve. To jam thickened, to the blackberry add sliced ​​apples to sour varieties.
    Puree pour into an enameled basin, put chopped apples, add water, put on fire and boil for 5 min. Then add whole blackberries and sugar and cook, stirring, until cooked.
    Hot jam to spread in jars, cover with lids, tightly cork and put for cooling, without turning the jars.

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  5. Nikolay Dmitrievich ERMIKOV, Bryansk

    I want, based on my own experience, to give a few tips for caring for the blackberry, which I have been growing for more than 10 years. I love her for the taste with a gentle sourness. I always have a good crop!
    In autumn or winter, I cut the blackberry to the ground. If possible, sprinkle planting with ash, decomposed mullein. In the early spring (late March - early April) shoots appear. When 5-7 true leaves are formed at the shoots, I begin to pinch: I remove the excess and leave 7-9 pieces in the bush. I tie them to the bottom wire. I tie the fruiting shoots to the second wire, and pinch the “idle” again after the 7th sheet. And so - all summer.
    The blackberry starts to keep up, and already in early August we pick berries. We do this until the frost. Watering, loosening, top dressing are mandatory. With such care a good harvest is provided to you!

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  6. Sofya Vladimirovna Tsvetkova, Moscow

    Blackberries are responsive to mulching and top dressing. Use manure, humus, compost or peat as a mulch (layer thickness - 5-6 cm). In autumn, mineral fertilizers can be applied directly on top of the mulch, and the soil, along with mulch and fertilizers, should be dug to a depth of 6-10 cm.

    In the spring, give it a nitrogen fertilizer (50-60 g ammonium nitrate per bush) and after loosening the soil spread a new layer of mulch material. If as mulch you have chosen sawdust or straw, then the norm of nitrogen fertilizers should be increased to 70 g of ammonium nitrate per bush.

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  7. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    Blackberries are a close relative of raspberries, and growing these plants has much in common.

    But the blackberry has its own peculiarities: low winter hardiness of shoots, which are damaged even in frosts of -18 ... -25 ° С. Therefore, she needs shelter for the winter. By the way, straight-growing blackberries are more winter-hardy than creeping. For a blackberry in the garden, you need to choose a place that is well protected from cold winds and warmed enough by the sun.

    It grows best on medium loamy, friable soils with a pH of 5,5-6. Shrubs growing on soils with high humus content will thank you with higher yields. The occurrence of groundwater should not be closer than 1-1,5 m from the soil surface, as the plant does not tolerate waterlogging.

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  8. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    They write a lot about how to treat blackberries with fertilizers, how to plant them, and what to cover. But about how to prune it correctly in the spring - no one's words. And for me this is a very important issue. On my blackberry, the branches grew up to 5 m in length, and all of them are so good, strong, there are a lot of berries on them - large, tasty. In autumn, I bend these branches to the ground and cover them with fallen leaves for the winter, and in the spring I open and look at them, not knowing how to shorten them so that this does not affect fruiting. Maybe trellises do? But then, probably, the branches will grow even more. And will it be good for the bush?

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  9. Nina

    I want to talk about how I prepare my big-berry blackberry Black Prince for the winter.
    I twist her whips in rings, tie, lower to the ground and press with bricks. Nearby, I drop in plastic bottles (1 pc near each bush), in which I make a cut through the side and put a rag dipped in diesel fuel inside, this is from mice (and it helps a lot, by the way). After the onset of frost, I cover the blackberry with pre-prepared cardboard, spread the film on top and press the edges with bricks. And in the spring my blackberry looks good again and then makes me happy with large tasty berries.

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  10. Natalia

    It is possible, when blooming or when tying fruit, to carry out feeding with a dilute chicken droppings. If you can then write in how many.

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  11. Sasha

    Ask how to grow blackberries with seeds. There is simply no way to describe agricultural technology to everyone - more than 300 letters have accumulated. Blackberries are propagated by root offspring, root cuttings and seeds. During seed propagation, all varieties retain their species characteristics. So, how do you grow blackberries with seeds?
    I take a wet sand layer of 5 mm. Sow the seeds in a container and keep it for three months in a cool room at a temperature of 2 to 5 °. Regularly moisturize. You can keep the container in the refrigerator, in the lower compartment for fruit. In early March, I transfer it to a warm place (20 °) for germination and growth. It is important to ensure that the soil does not dry out, and does not over-moisten. When two leaves appear, seedlings are transplanted one by one into the pots.
    Blackberries, grown from seeds, begin to bear fruit for the third or fourth year after disembarkation.
    It takes root on all soils, except wetland and sand. The distance between the bushes is 1,5-2 m. For planting, I choose a sunny, dry, protected from cold winds place. Planting pit - 40 × 40 cm, add humus, ash, 50 g of potassium salt. I mix, water, add good soil and plant a seedling on it so that the roots do not get burned. I fall asleep from above, watering again.
    Must mulch, syplyu foliage, humus. Roots well winter.
    Fructifies on last year's branches, new branches are the pledge of the next harvest. After harvesting, and this is October, I cut off all last year's shoots, which have already been fertilized, completely to the ground level, leaving no stumps. At the same time, I cut the bush and leave five or six stems, I bend to the ground and cover the root part of any mulch, I cover it with old rugs and throw it with snow.
    In the spring, when the snow melts, I open it, so that the bushes are not forbidden. The leaves are still green, as if there was no winter. In April I take pictures, but I do not tie them yet-the flashes start to rise a little, and the leaves wither and fall off. Then new leaves start to blossom.
    Blackberry has anti-inflammatory, wound-healing, anti-burn, bactericidal, diaphoretic and soothing effects. We have frosts to -NNUMX ° and snowless winters, but the blackberry survives, has never frozen. For a season I feed three times: in the spring, during flowering and fruiting. Watering abundantly, once a week.
    I do not send cuttings, I can send seeds. And here is my recipe for a delicious jam.
    I dig out the blackberries, wash 1 kg of berries and dry them on a towel. Then put half of the berries in a saucepan, add a little water and cook for 5 min. I pass the mass through a sieve. I add the remaining berries and 0,8 kg of sugar, I cook another 10 min, stirring hot jam. Then I spread it into jars and roll it up.

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  12. Guest

    - When you buy a plant, try to find out the name of the variety. Obviously, you bought a blackberry variety that requires shelter for the winter. Without it, the plant freezes, and therefore does not bear fruit.

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  13. Anna

    Blackberry bush (the seedling bought at the exhibition) has large leaves, but does not bear fruit. What to do?

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    • Natalia TUCHKINA. Tambov region

      Blackberries are not harder to grow than raspberries or gooseberries, but its yield is much higher. With proper care with 1 bush blackberry you can get up to 20 kg of berries per season.
      A place to plant a blackberry is not the most important thing. This culture is good because it grows and yields crops on different types of soils. But it is nevertheless desirable that the earth be enriched with humus or compost. It is better to plant a blackberry in the middle or end of spring - to where there is enough sun and there is protection from the wind. So the fruits will be sweeter, and they will ripen earlier. Plants are planted in rows with row spacing so that it is convenient to care for the blackberry, and from north to south - so that the bushes have enough sunlight. Watering after planting, mulch with compost, humus, straw or mowed grass. This mulch inhibits weed growth,
      stores moisture and enriches the soil with nutrients. Saplings quickly take root, develop powerful shoots. As we grow, we tie them to the support so that they do not hang to the ground. If they grow to 2 m, pinch them to develop side shoots and increase yield.
      For top dressing of blackberry we use humus and infusions of herbs. You can still stir 1 glass of wood ash in 10 l of water and pour this solution on the plant.
      Another important point: the garden blackberry is thermophilic, so we always take care of the winter shelter. First we cut off the fertilized shoots, the rest we put on the ground, we cover them with non-woven material, and then we pour a layer of sawdust. In the spring, as soon as frosts pass, we remove the shelters and fix the whips on the trellises.

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