Should I remove the flowers on my blueberry cuttings?
stevelau1911
12 years ago
I have successfully rooted blueberry cuttings over the spring and summer however I'm trying it now in the winter.
The cuttings have started to put out little flower buds which are close to opening. Should I cut those off to try and save some energy for the plant so that it can focus more on leaf production?
Also will it even work to try making cuttings over the winter?
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