To enjoy a plentiful and delicious raspberry crop, you need to know how to care for your plants after they bloom. This is crucial for any gardener who wants big and sweet berries.
Watering your raspberries regularly is very important for a good harvest. Make sure your plants get enough water to avoid drought stress.
After your plants flower, you need to protect them from pests that can damage the quantity and quality of your berries. Use natural methods to prevent or control infestations from ticks and raspberry weevils.
Yellow leaves on your raspberry plants may indicate a lack of iron. You can fix this by adding iron sulfate (1 teaspoon per 10 liters of water) to the soil and the leaves. Raspberries also need potassium and a little phosphorus after flowering. Follow the directions on the potassium humate package to feed your plants properly.
