Strawberry

If you dig a hole, put a strawberry in it, and cover it up, you most likely won’t ever see strawberry plants grow from the… Read More »What Happens If You Bury A Strawberry?

You can’t fill out a matted row without letting runners root. However, after you have filled it out with the first-year runner plants, subsequent runners… Read More »What Happens If The Runners Of A Strawberry Plant Are Not Trimmed Regularly?

Cut off 2-3 inches of stem with leaf nodes at each end and place it in a glass of water until roots appear. Once there… Read More »Can I Propagate Strawberry Plant In Water?

If their roots dry out, they die. If you do shake off all the dirt from the roots (not recommended), you can store them in… Read More »Can You Save Strawberry Plants For Next Year?

Strawberry plants are easy to propagate from cuttings. You can use either softwood or hardwood cuttings. The only difference between the two is that softwood… Read More »Can You Grow A Strawberry Plant From A Cutting?

This not only helps the plants, but it keeps the strawberries clean and decreases the likelihood of fungal/pathogen infection. Sphagnum peat will also add acidity… Read More »Is Vinegar Good For Strawberry Plants?

From early spring onwards, encourage flowering and fruit set by feeding your strawberry plants with a high-potash feed (such as tomato feed) every week or… Read More »How Do I Encourage My Strawberry Plant To Fruit?

Water adequately, about one inch per square foot per week. Strawberry plants need a lot of water when the runners and flowers are developing and… Read More »How Do You Take Care Of Your Strawberry Plants?

Strawberries grow best in a deep, sandy loam soil rich in organic matter. The soil must be well-drained. Keep away from areas that remain wet… Read More »What Do Strawberry Plants Need To Thrive?

Strawberry runners are horizontal stems that run above the ground and produce new “baby” clone plants at the end of the long horizontal stem. These… Read More »How Do You Identify A Strawberry Runner?