Raspberry Variety Orange Miracle - Care Tips
Repairing Raspberries Orange Miracle - Growing
For my family, the favorite berry in the garden is raspberry. Previously, it was simple, “outbred”, but there was little sense from it, no matter how I fought over it, and in the end I had to let it go. After that, having carefully studied the letters of summer residents in my favorite magazine, I decided to take up the repair room. I tried several varieties and decided on the most suitable for us. But number one among them is the Orange Miracle.
I placed the bushes in two rows with a distance of 1,5 m. This makes it possible to walk freely between them, feed plants, weed and harvested without problems. Later in the autumn, right after the first frost, I cut all the raspberries to zero and the next year I invariably get an excellent result of large and sweet fruits. In height, my bushes grow above 1,5 m.
Therefore, so that their branches do not break off under the weight of the fruit, I asked my relatives to fill the iron pillars along the row of raspberries at an equal distance from each other with an altitude of 2,5 m and weld them to the transverse metal slats with holes at the ends into which I thread the wire. To her I tie the highest stems.
During the season, three times I fertilize the plantings with fermented mullein. In the garden, I have a two-hundred barrel barrel, which is always half full with this organics.
I specifically expect everything during feeding so that it always remains in such a volume - then it will be possible to prepare a new solution in two ways, adding only two or three buckets of fresh mullein to the barrel and pouring water (after ten days of fermentation, the fertilizer is ready). And I do the first feeding before budding, when the plants are just getting ready to bloom.
First, raspberry is well poured with clean water, and then under each bush I add on 1 l mullein, scooping it right from the barrel. And after that, I try to thoroughly cover the ground under the plants.
Last year, it did dry alfalfa, which was sown throughout the garden. I trimmed it three times during the summer and deliberately left me to "sweat" in the sun. Lucerne, by the way, I sheltered not only the raspberries, but all the other plantings-apple trees, pears, peaches and, of course, all berries.
See also: Types of raspberries (photo and description) - planting and care
And the result remained very satisfied, because alfalfa completely and quite quickly rotates (this is facilitated by fertilizing and mullein), feeding the root system of plants. So with it I will now be friends all the time. I will add that I sprinkle all my berries before flowering with a special microfertilizer for the prevention of diseases of foliage.
Well, I do the other two feeding of raspberries with mullein in July and August. I also carry out regular shallow cultivation under the bushes. Last year, picking berries right up to October 10. Already the frosts hit, and many of them were still unripe on the branches hanging in clusters. So what I did was cut the branches together with the fruits, brought them home, put them in jars of water, and the berries ripened very quickly in such conditions. And all of my relatives and I were enjoying fresh raspberries when it was almost winter outside the windows.
© Author: Svetlana Ivanovna Raskalinos. Red Lyman, Donetsk region.
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Not so long ago they planted a raspberry 'Orange miracle'. What are the big berries? It rushes not among the first, but it is remontant. In the first year we were surprised at how she waved, thought that overfed.
But then they realized that powerful, thick shoots are normal for this variety. The berries are refreshing, slightly sour, fragrant, orange in color, about 4-5 cm in size. From the dacha we calmly bring them home, they don’t even get wet, they don’t lose their shape. This raspberry loves everything in abundance - and feeding, and watering, and good lighting.
At us some bushes grow separately and at a decent distance. When planting this raspberries, immediately take care of vertical high, strong supports for powerful branches.
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Recently, vacationers began to argue a lot about pruning patch raspberry: someone recommends doing it in the autumn, cutting it all level with the ground, and someone advises to leave the hemp. I will share my story.
Three years ago I bought seedlings of a patchwork raspberry and brought it to the dacha. She planted next to an ordinary raspberry and regretted it, because she started, as if on purpose, to grow up at a shock pace and shade her new neighbor.
Seeing that there would be no use, in the spring of 2014, she replaced the repair raspberry in another place. She also got accustomed there, but the berries again gave very little, and they did not have time to ripen. In the same autumn decided to try cutting the bushes to the ground level, and two or three pieces, for the sake of experiment, at the level of 15 cm from its surface. And the next spring my penechki turned green and gave good and powerful lateral shoots. So they gave me a lot of smart and ripe berries, and they ripened simultaneously with the fruits of ordinary raspberries.
And newly grown shoots yielded crops only in the end of September (I pinched them at an altitude of about 70-80 cm). After a while young shoots turned into real adult bushes with an abundance of flowers, and later berries (see photo). It's a pity that not all of them managed to mature before the frost. I fed up the patch of raspberry with potato peelings, mulched with mown grass and once watered with yeast. And this autumn, almost all the branches plan to crop at an altitude of 40-50 see. Let's see how they will winter.