In this complete growing guide we are growing strawberries! Strawberries are a delicious treat but can be very expensive. Not only are they delicious but they are so easy to grow! In this episode we will talk about sunlight, watering, pH, fertilizing, when to pull out your plants. starting from bare root, pruning runners, and watering!
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whatever happened to the strawberries that you started from the little seeds from the strawberry and put them in your refrigerator,.. I started some just the other day I was hoping this was going to be a continuation of that to see how they worked and if they produced strawberries or not.
Do you have a link for the food you feed the strawberries?
I must have strawberries. Can you do a one from seeds
Is the grass real? It looks so nice!! What do you use to keep weeds off the lawn and still safe for the garden? I wanna start growing my own veggies and fruits but my back yard has so much weeds and I’m afraid the chemicals in grass/weeds spray will be toxic for my garden!
“No such thing as too much sun.” Me sobbing as all my plants (including succulents and cacti) burn in Southern California.
How does Publix have strawberries in early February and can I harvest in February in zone 7b?
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I appreciate how to the point, concise and informative this video was. Thank you so much.
I’ve been doing some research on growing strawberries and have watched several videos and your video here is saying a lot of the opposite things from other videos so I’m confused now. For example a couple other videos said they like acidic soil from 5.5-6.5 as well as not liking a lot of nitrogen because they need to concentrate first on roots then flowers and fruiting. But you said they like a mesh teal PH of 7 and they need lots of nitrogen.
I didn't catch if these are june bearing or ever bearing?
It’s common practice to take off all blooms the first year unless you’ve found second year roots. I couldn’t find any growers that specified what year the roots were.
would a kiddy pool have enough depth for the growing roots…I think it's about 7-8 inches deep and maybe 5 or 6 feet wide…was given 3 and want to plant something inside them
Can you plant them in the ground
Can you give them sinc water
a quarter cup or trivector plus is that what ou said?
Last year my strawberry plants loved the sun..and I put them in a area where most plants would toast but the strawberry plants thrived ! Luke if right about the sun thing.
Solid advice. Thank you for this
?? Wow, great information. Do you fertilize in spring?? Hmm, this is my 2nd full year and i would like it in abundance. Cant find this info on your site
My area gets in the 100. -110 during July August end high 90s in September. Should I plant my strawberries in full Sun?
Do you have a video about how to winterize a strawberry bed?
Thank you so much for all the useless information in the video can you get to the f**** point dooshbag… Jesus
Wow very informative vedio I learned a lot from here.Thanks for sharing warching always here in South Korea
I got 4 plants last year and they spread like fire! The first year and year two I'm getting tons for berries
You don’t have to cover your plants with a net?
What about growing from seeds? I got a huge amount of greenery but not fruit!