r/oddlysatisfying 2d ago

Harvesting blueberries from a blueberry barren

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u/AdditionalAir4879 2d ago

I feel like this method must be so distressing for the plants. But man I love me some blueberries

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u/idiotseverywhere2112 2d ago

How exactly did they do that?

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u/ChromaticFinish 2d ago

Well the ones that died from being trampled were no longer alive :)

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u/Dutchwells 2d ago

They shouldn't have become blueberry plants then 😁

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u/xoxoBug 2d ago

😭 the audacity

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u/TonyAbbottsNipples 2d ago

If they're distressed about this, they're gonna hate finding out about fire pruning.

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u/toplessrobot 2d ago

Can plants be stressed

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u/inco100 2d ago

I recall passing through some blueberry fields in the mountains. Where people have used machinery, it was a massacre. The bushes were torn apart. I wonder whether they were able to restore themselves.