Red currants are a powerful source of nitrogen.
Fertilize plants in early spring with a quarter to one-third pound of complete fertilizer in a circle around each plant.
In addition, give plants an extra dose of nitrogen by spreading composted manure around the plants.
Potassium sulfate is a good fertilizer for gardeners planning multi-stage feeding.
Potassium sulfate is used during the second feeding - in early May.
Dissolve potassium sulfate in water according to the instructions, pour the solution over the bushes.
The blackcurrant yield can be increased by adding well-ripened organic matter (leaf humus, compost, mullein).
In early spring, feed each bush with two tablespoons of ammonium nitrate.
Fill a third of the bucket with nettles and add water. Then leave for several days.
Water the currants with the prepared liquid.
You can add a few crusts of bread to the nettles.
They will produce yeast that will stimulate increased growth of the berries; they will be large and strong.
Previously, we told you how to get orchids to bloom.