HOW DOES IT WORK WITH BLACKBERRIES?
1831872
I don't know. I think it is great with tomatoes. The quality is great. I would think it would work just fine.
1831873
To be honest, I haven't tried blackberries, but I would imagine if you used the finest attachment, it should work very well.
1831874
I have only used it to make applesauce. It does a wonderful job of keeping the seeds, cores and peel from going through..I hope that helps.
1831875
It takes out the seeds. It makes a smoother jam/Preserve. It does great for baby food too
1831876
Have not tried it with blackberries etc. But I think it would work just fine with the fine screen.
1831877
Use the smallest screen and it works better than anything I've ever seen at removing blackberry seeds. I've made 30+ quarts of blackberry jam and over a dozen blackberry pies with mine.
606128
Yes it does and it works Ozone reacts with ethylxxxx and controls fruits that madure and spoil fast Straberries last longer also controls mold growth
1539970
It should work for blackberries. The juice is collected in the second chamber and the pulp of the fruit and the seeds should Still be up in the top chamber. You could always line the top chamber with cheesecloth if it looks like the seeds will get into the juice. I love my steam juicer. I've made two batches of sole juice and with the pulp made apple butter. Delicious!
1932034
Works well on all sizes. I just love this little gadget. The best I have found for strawberries of all sizes. I have given as gifts and everyone has loved it!
117790
Well it works very well for making black raspberry jelly for me, it takes out all of the little seeds using the berry screen. So, yes I think the berry screen should do well for you.
1149679
I use the strainer as is for tomatoes, apples, grapes, blueberries, etc. It even gets the seeds out of blackberries. I like it a lot but it does need to be full to work. Just screening a handful of blueberries won't work right inside the shoot. It pulls the skin and seeds out of the tomatoes. I did clean them and blanch them really quickly before putting them in. I ran the peels twice.
1720982
I've only used it on blackberries. As I recall, all that came out of the tube was juice. The pulp in the basket contained the seeds. I really like how easy this steam juicer is to work with. Easy to clean, easy to fill and no real work involved, other than picking the fruit and making the goodies, jam, wine, etc. Good luck!
54361
My wife used it with fresh fruit n didn't work, we returned it. We don't recommend it :(
679286
Yes, though it might not take out really fine seeds. It would certainly work on raspberry and blackberry seeds. The sieve part has very small holes, about 1mm.
600412
Blackberry "vines" or blackberry bushes? -- Either way, I would use heavy chicken wire or wood or something else more substantial than this net product. Blackberry puts out a heavy branch that is going to put weight on any type of trellis. This netting product provides a support system for light-weight vines, but would probably deform and fail under the weight of blackberries. I'm using it as a temporary trellis to start a Wysteria plant, but I expect that I will have to replace it with wood after the 1st year, because Wysteria grows rapidly and gains weight as it ages.
2252694
I planted a variety of plants last year including pansies and coleus. Since blueberries and raspberries are more bushy plants than strawberries I don't know how they would workout.
990965
I use a 3 foot wide black berry bed composed of mainly compost...good drainage, and a 3 foot wide blueberry bed composed partly of compost and partly of peat moss, also very good drainage. A single run works perfectly for these beds. I suppose it will depend on what you have planed, how you mulch, and what your environment is like. But in general it should work. Worst case you let it run longer to get better soil saturation. I do snake my single run in and out of the plants. Street side on one plant and yard side on the next back and forth.
1279069
I don't know if it will work or not with blackberries; best will be to call Wilson. Nothing plugs into the phone but the phone have to be in the vicinity of couple of feet to work.
1717495
I don't have blueberries so I can not answer from that perspective. The blueberry maggot must come from a fly also so I would say it should work. I can not believe how great it works on fruit trees. It captures the flies before they attack the fruit. I have plum, apple and crab apple trees.
2110104
Manual, It seems a lot of skin and seeds come thru, with some pulp, but the pulp seperated is good. I bought it primarily for blackberries, their seeds are tiny, and my wife dislikes all the seeds in preserves. Does a good job.
2067869
Considering the legs of the Natchez Blackberrys i have get anywhere between 6 /8 ft long, i wouldnt recommend it, also most blackberries grow another set every year , and only produce the fruit on year 2 legs. Thats why after fruiting you have to cut the fruited legs back.And they are very much edible, look up how to make Blackberry Barbeque sauce.
33167
Yes, on the container it mentions that it will kill blackberry bushes. I recommend that you make sure the solution is placed at the root. I hope this answers your question Shirley.