How to plant potted strawberries

Many people like to eat strawberries, especially young women. Strawberries are tender and delicious, sour and sweet and juicy, and their nutritional value is also very high. it is a rare fruit with color, aroma and aroma, which is called "fruit queen" and is loved by the majority of consumers. But this kind of fruit is expensive on the market, so many cash-strapped friends can only be deterred even if they are salivating.

In fact, strawberries can also be potted in addition to ground planting, and as long as they master the planting skills, they can also grow fruitful, and the taste is not necessarily worse than those sold on the market. So, do you want to have your own strawberry plant? For everyone, this is not available for yearning and pursuit. So, how to grow potted strawberries? Today, the editor is here to share the relevant technology for you.

I. flowerpot selection

As we plant strawberries in pots, we must choose a flowerpot of the right size and beauty. You can not only enjoy the fun of growing strawberries, but also can be used to watch. Potted strawberries generally choose flowerpots with a diameter of 20-30 cm. For ornamental purposes, pottery pots are recommended.

2. Preparation of basin soil

Potted strawberries should use loose, fertile and well-drained culture soil, and peat: perlite can be prepared according to the proportion of 4:1, at the same time, in order to increase nutrients in the soil, an appropriate amount of mature organic fertilizer such as poultry manure or bean cake fertilizer can be added as base fertilizer, and then mixed evenly with the soil.

III. Variety selection

In addition to making family potted strawberries bear more fruit, if you need to take into account the ornamental nature of potted plants, the editor suggests that you had better choose four-season varieties, such as Paul, Saiva, etc., which can blossom and bear fruit many times a year. You can feast your eyes as well as your mouth many times a year.

4. Potted plant time

Family potted strawberries are recommended to be planted in spring and autumn, because the temperature is more suitable for strawberry germination and growth in both seasons, and strawberries planted are easier to survive.

5. Potted process

Before planting strawberries, we first need to choose strong seedlings for pot planting, and we should bring more native soil when the seedlings are put on the pot, and at the same time remove the diseased and old leaves to reduce the consumption of nutrients. It is critical that the depth of planting should keep the base of the seedling consistent with the surface of the basin soil. If the implantation is too deep, it is easy to cause decay; if the implantation is too shallow, it is easy to cause the rhizome to be exposed and become dry. After transplanting the seedlings in a pot, water them once, and then move them to a cool place for about 3-5 days. After the seedlings are slowed down successfully, they can be provided with sufficient light.

VI. Post-planting management

Watering is the most important work after transplanting strawberry seedlings. Potted strawberries should always keep the soil moist after planting, and the principle of "spraying frequently with small water" can be adopted to keep the young plants in a state that is not short of water all the time, so that they can grow normally. When the plant slows down normally, water is watered about every half a month, and in order to increase nutrients, thin bean cake water can be used instead of clean water. And watering should be slowly infiltrated from the lower part of the young leaves to avoid sprinkling water on the leaves so as not to affect the ornamental effect.

VII. Management of flowering and fruiting period

Before the plant enters the flower and fruit stage, in order to promote flower bud differentiation, gibberellin solution can be sprayed once, about the last ten days of October every year; when the plant budding, it should be picked flowers and fruit pruning in time, especially a small, dysplastic fruit should be removed, and the lateral buds should be cut off properly to increase the light transmittance of the plant and promote photosynthesis. As long as the conservation and management measures are in place, potted strawberries will show a beautiful scene of red fruit and green leaves as scheduled. (written by: laughing Book 2017-08-10 22:27)

Time: 2019-05-24 Click: