How to feed gooseberries in November so that the bushes are covered with berries next year: a life hack for summer residents
Getting a rich harvest of berries is not an easy task, especially if you do not know what kind of fertilizer the bushes need.
There are several ingredients that significantly increase the fruiting of gooseberries.
Let's figure out what you need to feed the berry bushes with in November so that in the spring the bushes are covered with berries.
Fertilizer for gooseberries
For increased fruiting, berry bushes need a mixture of humic acids, honey and urea.
The vitamin mixture is prepared as follows. Take two tablespoons of honey, one tablespoon of urea and 50 grams of humic acids, add all the ingredients to a bucket of water and pour it under a gooseberry bush in November.
For fertilizing, you should choose a time when the bushes are already dormant and ready for wintering. For better distribution of nutrients, it is recommended to continue regular watering of the berry bush until frost sets in.
This fertilizer not only helps to increase yields, but also makes the berries larger and sweeter.
