Forager,

I'm curious about how old yours is. I bought one as a pet fer me mum about a year ago. Last year it didn't do much. I'm just curious how old yours is and when it started blooming. Moms is still asleep, we're in 4b/5a so nothing is awake yet. As for self pollinating, I dunno. Everything I've read about other blueberries says it's best to have different varieties to cross. So it'd make sense, but I dunno.

dave

Well, they make a point of saying that this one doens't need a pollinator. I bought mine literally a week ago, and I assume it's a year old. I haven't had trouble yet, but I've been reading about others having trouble, even when it blooms. Mine has obviously been kept somewhere heated before ebign sold at Home Depot so that is likely why it's blooming now. I am going to hand pollinate the flowers myself because even if they don't need another variety, they might need an insect to pollinate and that oculd be a problem with a potted plant if it's too far from other plants.

Interesting. I bought mine online, just on a lark. They also said self pollinating. I'm not sure but I may see some flower buds on it, guess I'll have to wait and see. Seems like spring is never gonna get here this year. Thanks, and good luck.

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Young blueberries are supposed to have their flowers removed for two whole planting seasons to allow their root systems to establish. It could be that your plants are just not up to the challenge of making fruit.