Currants are a tasty and nutritious berry that can be easily grown in your garden with proper care.
It will not be difficult to collect a rich harvest of large currants, provided that a number of rules are followed, including proper feeding.
How to care for currants
First, it is important to choose the right place for planting. Currants need moist, well-drained soil and partial shade.
It is useful to fertilize the soil with organic matter and compost. The plant should be fed in the spring, adding balanced mineral nutrition, and in the summer - organic matter or mineral fertilizers.
Useful feeding of currants
Currant bushes will pleasantly surprise you with large, juicy berries if you apply nitrogen fertilizer in early spring, which will ensure rapid growth of shoots.
Use a solution of 1 tablespoon of urea and 5 liters of water to thoroughly nourish the plant with nutrients.
By following these simple currant care instructions, you can ensure that your currant bushes will produce plenty of delicious berries year after year.
