How to grow wild strawberry flowers

1. Soil

When planting wild strawberry flowers, you should choose soil that is permeable, breathable and fertile. Choose a larger flowerpot to help its roots expand. Ensure its flowering and fruiting rate.

2. Temperature

It likes a higher temperature environment, so you need to pay attention to the impact of temperature when raising it at home. The temperature throughout the year must be maintained at at least 23°C, otherwise problems such as withering, weak branches, and no fruit will occur.

3. Watering

When caring for wild strawberry flowers, water them frequently and maintain a moist environment. When growing it at home, you should water it when the surface of the soil in the pot starts to dry out. Just keep the pot moist, but be careful not to let water accumulate and cause waterlogging.

4. Ventilation

When raising it, pay attention to the ventilated environment and do not let the humidity in the air be too high. Ventilation can also prevent and control powdery mildew and is beneficial to its disease and pest control.

5. Notes

1. Fertilization: It does not require much fertilizer and does not need to be fertilized frequently. During its initial flowering period, applying a small amount of decomposed compound fertilizer is beneficial to the ripening of the fruit.

2. Treatment during the flower bud differentiation period: It requires a lower temperature and short-day environment during the flower bud differentiation period. You can move it on time or use a shade net.