STRAWBERRY CROPS

STRABERRY CROPS 

Strawberries are my favorite fruit and I am sure that many others too, it is sweet and soft, and best of all it is easy to harvest, so if any of you want to learn how to grow this delicious fruit keep reading what I am going to teach you the steps.

STEPS

 In this case, we are talking about a cold-resistant crop, which is frost-resistant and can grow both in hot and cold places. In temperate climates, it can produce almost all year round. Strawberries, on the other hand, like compost-rich soil and soil that is not waterlogged. Although it is possible to sow strawberry seeds, the most common thing is to buy strawberry seedlings in the nursery and then plant them directly in the ground, with a separation of about 30 cm. between plants so that they can then spread. If the smallest spaces are cultivated, such as a cultivation table or a pot, the process is similar, except that the soil must be very well drained since it is a plant sensitive to humidity and it is common for it to rot excessively. of water. Ideally, sow strawberries in late winter or spring, when the soil begins to heat up. After planting, place the plant in a sunny location.

Irrigation

 It is a demanding crop in irrigation but at the same time it is sensitive to humidity so it must be watered in the right measure. The best thing is to distribute the waterings to avoid excesses but that the plant receives the water it needs. If you can, choose drip irrigation. 

 Pruning 

Weeds should be removed from time to time so we advise you to check the ground periodically. It also removes the first flowers so that the strawberry bush grows strong.