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What do my blueberries need?

16 years ago

I purchased these Powderblue 1 yr. old plants in February. They were shipped bareroot and had a nice root system. They were potted in a mixture of 1/2 sphagnum peat moss and 1/2 pine bark mulch in one gallon pots. They were healthy looking plants when leaves first appeared but have since developed brown spots on some of the leaves. I fertilized them twice using Miracle-Gro Azalea fertilizer following manufacturers mixing instructions. Need help diagnosing the problem and what I need to do to correct same.

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Thanks in advance for any help any member is able to render!

Jim

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