How to grow strawberries well

Strawberry Growing Conditions

Strawberry has strong adaptability and relatively stable yield. When planting, fertile soil with good water and fertilizer retention capabilities is generally used. It prefers a warm climate environment and is not resistant to high temperatures. The most suitable growth temperature is between 15-24 degrees, and there must be sufficient light environment during maintenance.

How to grow strawberries

During the maintenance period of strawberries, the soil needs to be kept moist and some foliar fertilizer needs to be applied. Pruning is needed during the growing season, and some old and diseased leaves need to be removed in time. There should also be sufficient sunlight and a good ventilation environment, so that it can grow well and avoid diseases and pests.

Watering strawberries

When watering strawberries, you should do it in moderation and avoid waterlogging, as they are not very resistant to waterlogging. It is generally best to wait until the soil is relatively dry before watering.

Strawberry Fertilization

Strawberries require a lot of fertilizer, and it is necessary to apply fertilizer when watering, especially during the fruiting period, when a large amount of fertilizer is needed, and foliar fertilizer must also be applied.

Strawberry pest control

When strawberries are growing, diseases and pests may occur, which will seriously affect their growth and development, so they need to be prevented and controlled in time, and some pesticides can be sprayed.

How to grow strawberries at home

1. Flower soil: When planting strawberries, it is recommended to mix garden soil, coconut coir and vermiculite in a ratio of 5:2:3 to make flower soil.

2. Temperature: When caring for strawberries, it is best to place them in an environment of 20-25°C. If not, keep them above 15°C.

3. Sunlight: The strawberries should be placed in a place with sufficient sunlight and good ventilation.

4. Fertilization: When caring for strawberries, you need to apply flower fertilizer every 10 days or so, and it is best to use liquid fertilizer.

Strawberry care precautions

Potted strawberries need to be repotted after two years, and when repotting, the dead roots and aging rhizomes should be cut off, and then planted in new potting soil. During daily maintenance, there must be sufficient light environment, and watering and fertilizing should be carried out in time.