What is the correct blessing on ground fruits (peri ho'adamah)?
Synopsis
The Mechaber establishes the baseline rule: fruits that grow from the ground receive the blessing Borei Peri Ho'adamah. The Aruch HaShulchan explains why the formula uses 'adamah' rather than 'eretz.'
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