Blueberries are a crop with high establishment costs that require excellent management to achieve good yields and fruit quality. Some of the determining stages in this crop are establishment (root formation), vegetative development, and flowering, since these form the basis of a resistant, vigorous plant. It's also worth remembering that blueberries tend to be prone to diseases caused by multiple highly pathogenic and fast-spreading fungi and bacteria, such as: Phytophthora, Alternaria, Anthracnose, Fusarium, Botrytis, among others.
Development areas:
- Guzmán, Jalisco - Mexico
- Zamora, Michoacán - Mexico
- Los Mochis, Sinaloa - Mexico
- San Quintín, Baja California - Mexico
- Salinas, California - United States
- Chillán, Ñuble Region - Chile
Benefits and results obtained
- 18 to 28% greater root mass.
- 22 to 35% greater leaf surface area.
- 14 to 36% more leaf shoots.
- 16 to 37% more flowers.
- 15 to 27% lower incidence of pathogens.
- Better fruit firmness.
Photographic evidence
Application program for blueberry crops in the San Quintín, Baja California area.
Click the link to learn about our application program: Blueberry (San Quintín) - Specific Program
