Strawberries should grow in a sunny and warm environment, and the soil should be hydrophobic. Strawberries should be separated from the soil when they bear fruit, so it's best to plant them in a flowerpot. You can choose a multi-purpose flowerpot. Lay a layer of stone on the soil surface of the flowerpot. When watering, the soil will not be easily splashed on strawberries. If planted in the soil, you can use some hay or mats to protect strawberries.
Once strawberries start to turn red, be careful not to let birds peck. You can put a net on strawberries, or cover them with a wooden basket. You can also transfer strawberries to the greenhouse, and strawberries will be easier to bear fruit. After the result period, it can be moved out of the warm room to spend the winter outdoors. If strawberry plants are subject to some frost, the yield may increase in the next year.
Strawberries are easy to grow and can be transplanted. If you find that the plant has yellow leaves, don't worry, just remove them. In winter, we can keep the yellow leaves all the time. Next spring, we can remove the new leaves after they grow out. At the same time, we should pay attention to watering, weeding and killing insects.
It's OK to plant strawberries in plant bags, but water them evenly to prevent birds from pecking and insects. Always check the soil to make sure it is wet.
If you are lazy about managing strawberries, you can plant one every 18 to 24 inches, so you can grow strawberries everywhere. But it's a bit messy, and strawberries are not big. To avoid this situation, some vines can be removed properly.
In autumn, we should spread a layer of soil on the plants to avoid frost. When the soil is frozen, you can spread another 3 to 4 inches of hay. In the spring of the next year, after the new leaves grow, remove the hay. After the weather becomes warm and stable, remove the covering soil on the surface of the plant. But we should keep some hay between the lines to prevent the growth of weeds and keep the moisture in the soil.
