When planting strawberries at home, it is necessary to mix pastoral soil, coconut chaff soil and humus soil to prepare soil, then spread strawberry seeds evenly on the soil surface, then put them in a shallow pool to soak the soil in the flowerpot and take them out, and cover the flowerpot with plastic film to make strawberries sprout quickly.

How do families grow strawberries?

1, soil conditions

Strawberries are suitable to grow in loose and breathable humus loam. When cultivating strawberries, coconut bran soil, pastoral soil and humus soil need to be mixed in a ratio of 3:3:4 to prepare a cultivation substrate, and then decomposed organic fertilizers are applied to it to improve the fertility of the soil and provide nutrients needed for strawberries to blossom and bear fruit.

2. Planting method When planting strawberries, it is necessary to soak the seeds in warm water for 12 hours to make them fully expand, which is conducive to improving the germination rate of plants. Then, the seeds of strawberries can be evenly spread on the soil surface, and a layer of sand with a thickness of 0.2 cm should be covered above to promote the healthy growth of strawberries.

3. Maintenance management When maintaining strawberries, it is necessary to put the flowerpot into a shallow pool after sowing, so that water can enter from the drainage hole at the bottom of the flowerpot. After the soil is completely soaked, the flowerpot can be taken out, and plastic film or glass plate should be used to cover the flowerpot. Wait for about 10 days, and strawberries will emerge.

4. Lighting conditions Strawberry is a sunny plant. When cultivating strawberries, it is necessary to put them in a bright place after they sprout, so that strawberries can receive no less than 5 hours of light every day to promote photosynthesis of the plants. Moreover, during the growth of strawberries, Trim compound fertilizer should be applied once a month to improve the fruit setting rate.