I love gardening, but I just can't seem to enjoy replanting. To me, it feels like a form of muscle training!

Since my blueberry bushes have been growing bigger, I needed to move them into larger pots. Although I wanted to do this as soon as possible, lately it had been raining. Fortunately, it finally stopped raining this morning, so I got to work and replanted them.

Blueberries require acid soil, so I mixed three different types of soil to create the right blend. The picture below shows one of my blueberries that needed a bigger pot.

I prepared pots that are two sizes larger for each bush. Two of my blueberry bushes are three years old and started producing fruit last year. I pruned after harvesting them, and now they're starting budding. Since this was my first time pruning , I'm not sure if I did it correctly.

I really think gardening is an experiment. While taking care of our plants, we can learn what is the best work. If they don't bloom with their flowers, that means I didn’t prune them properly. I guess I'll find it out soon!

The picture below shows my youngest blueberry bush, which I'm replanting too.

This particular bush produces pink-colored blueberries. Since it's two years old, I don't think it'll bear fruit this year.

The picture below shows the finished result. I've replanted all my blueberry bushes! I really hope they all grow well and produce as much fruit as they can this year too.

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