Can strawberries be grown hydroponically? Is hydroponics better or soil cultivation better?

Can strawberries be grown hydroponically?

Strawberries can be grown hydroponically, whether for health and taste or because it is very difficult to grow strawberries hydroponically. There are many issues that need to be considered. From the perspective of ordinary family farming, soil culture methods are superior to hydroponic cultivation methods.

Strawberry hydroponic methods and key points

1. Preparation: Before hydroponically growing strawberries, you need to prepare its container and the nutrient solution needed, which can be purchased directly from the flower shop. The container needs to be sterilized with disinfectant, then cleaned and dried for later use.

2. Select seedlings: You need to select some strawberry seedlings with excellent varieties, well-developed root systems, and no diseased branches and leaves as raw materials, because these seedlings grow well, have strong growth ability, and can grow healthily.

3. Carry out hydroponics: After taking out the selected strawberry seedlings, cut off the excess branches at its roots, then pour the diluted nutrient solution into the container, and then immerse all the roots of the seedlings in water. Be careful not to let the leaves get wet. Finally, use something hard to fix it and cultivate it slowly.

Precautions for growing strawberries in water

1. When choosing strawberry seedlings before hydroponics, do not use seedlings with poorly developed root systems, because they find it difficult to absorb enough nutrients from the water to supply their own growth. 2. Strawberry plants need to be given a certain amount of nutrient solution after growth, and the nutrient solution applied after flowering should be higher in concentration than before, and the nutrient solution should be stored at a low temperature to avoid decomposition.