How do blueberries blossom?

How do blueberries blossom? The flowers of blueberries are racemes. Inflorescences mostly lateral, sometimes terminal. Flowers solitary or twin in axils of leaves. Flower buds are generally borne at the top of branches. The flower buds germinated for 3-4 weeks in spring and then reached the full flowering stage. When the flower bud germinates, the leaf bud begins to grow, and the leaf bud germinates and grows to its proper length at the full flowering stage. The single blueberry flower is shaped like an altar, bell-shaped or tubular. Petals joined together, with 4-5 lobes. The petals are mostly white or pink. Flowers receptacular, with 4-5 lobes. The receptacle adheres to the ovary and remains until the fruit is ripe. The ovary is inferior, often 4-5 rooms, sometimes up to 8-10 rooms. Pistils include style and stigma, stamens include anthers and filaments. There are 8-10 stamens in each flower. Stamens embedded at the base of Corolla growing around style, stamens shorter than style. There are two tubular structures in the upper part of the anther, and its function is to release pollen. Click to get more blueberry planting techniques click to get more fruit planting techniques