u/EstimateUnlikely1357

I got a peach sorbet blueberry two weeks ago and it arrived with really yellow leaves with dried up and black tips (pic 2). It was in transit for a full week lol. I up potted it from 2 gal to about 6 gal with soil acidifier and recently switched out my garden wood mulch with some dried up pine needles from a tree in our neighborhood (I don’t mind if pine needles don’t actually acidify the soil haha, it’s cute and free).

Happy to report that the older leaves look quite lush and green now and we are getting tender new shoots. Considering giving her some dilute fish fertilizer - is that something y’all would do? There are maybe 10 flowers on it so I will just let them ride it out and see what happens.

First time growing radishes (cherry belle) and they turned out like this… Why? I’ll still happily eat them tho