Every gardener strives for only one result in growing red currants.
We are talking about obtaining a large number of large and tasty berries.
But sometimes the fruits of the bush turn out to be too small.
Of course, any owner of a country house will want to understand the reasons for such a failure.
And most often the explanation turns out to be very simple: apparently, the amateur gardener watered the plant incorrectly.
Mistake when watering red currants
When watering a crop, a summer resident should in no case save water.
Especially at the time when ovaries are formed on the plant.
Lack of moisture during this period is almost a 100% guarantee that the fruits will be small.
How to water red currants correctly
Watering should be done regularly, especially in early summer, when the ovaries appear, and in midsummer, when the berries are filling out.
For each square meter you should use 2-3 buckets of clean liquid.
It is desirable that the soil be moistened to a depth of 0.3-0.4 meters.
Following all these recommendations increases the chances of forming large berries.
