Autumn winter festival is the ideal time for strawberries. In addition to appreciating the gravy of the family, it is advisable to try to plant a plough of strawberries. With careful care, the flowers will be appreciated during the winter, and in the spring, the strawberries will be harvested. Strawberries planted at this time are not only more likely to produce fruit, but also less costly and relatively simple to maintain. There is no doubt that this is a wiser option than spending a large price in the spring on sprouts. If there are heating facilities in the home, or if winter temperatures remain relatively warm, then move now to grow a bowl of strawberries that belongs to you, which will certainly bring you the joy of a harvest。
Soil selection for pellets of strawberries is essential. Whatever form of cultivation is used, it is important to ensure that the pelvis is lax and fertile, so that strawberries can grow and produce fruitful fruits. If the pelvis lacks the necessary aerobics and fertility, the growth of strawberries will be seriously affected and even strawberry leaves may not be visible. For strawberry-planted soils, foliage, peat or coconut soil, etc., may be selected, with an appropriate level of corroded organic fertilizer added to the planting to provide adequate nutrition。
Plantation of strawberries
Method i: seed cultivation
Plantation of strawberries through seeds first requires the preparation of suitable soil. Strawberry seeds are then spread evenly in the soil and cover a layer of fine soil lightly. The soil is then humid and placed in an appropriate growth environment, waiting for seeds to germinate. During this process, attention needs to be paid to controlling temperature and light conditions to ensure smooth growth of strawberries。
Seeding
Strawberries are planted in the flower basin, and strawberry seeds can be directly purchased for sowing. Strawberry seed prices are pro-people, and a small bag costs only $1 or $2 to grow multiple basins. It is important to note that strawberry seeds are small and should not be soaked too deep, otherwise they may affect the growth of germs. It is recommended that seeds be spread directly over the basin, then lightly cover a layer of pelvis or sand and maintain the right temperature, and that germinate be expected in about a week. Since a strawberries can flourish, planting needs to be rationalized according to the size of the flower basin. The flower basin is small and can sow two or three seeds in the middle of the basin and keep a strong one once it is produced. If the flower basin is larger, seeding can be done at four locations on wednesday, with appropriate spacing and seedlings to avoid overcrowding。
2. Sorrowing
Strawberry seedlings grow in a manner that is difficult to grow and bloom without timely seeding because of each other taking nutrients and light. Therefore, seedling work should be initiated when the seedling is larger. In case of seedlings, the number and location of the seedlings per basin will need to be planned in advance and gradually trim. For small-basket plants, it is recommended that seedlings be kept only at central locations, up to a maximum of two, in order to avoid overcrowding. If a large plant is a plant, seedlings can be preserved in multiple locations, but it is also desirable to keep only one in each location and to ensure that the distance between the seedling and the seedling is not less than 5 cm. In the process of seedlinging, one-time over-cutting should be avoided, leaving 2-3 seedlings at each location until they grow up before further cutting. The aim was to prevent a single seedling from being left in the first place, and in the event of accidental death, the whole of the strawberries could not survive。
Methodology ii: seedling cultivation
In addition to planting pellets of strawberries through seeds, there is also a simpler way to grow with a runner. On the autumn winter season, you can cut out a sapling, plant it in a flower basin, and take care to control light and temperature. So soon you'll have a strong strawberry and look forward to its flowering. This method of seedling cultivation is easier than that of seed cultivation, as at the outset you received a more mature seedling with a significantly increased rate of growth and resilience. It is therefore recommended that, where conditions permit, preference be given to the use of seedlings for the planting of plant strawberries。
The conservation point for pellets of strawberries
The fertilization can begin when the pellets grow and the number of seedlings stabilize. Initially, the use of thin organic fertilizers was recommended, which, with the growth of seedlings, could gradually be converted to quick-impact fertilizers, mainly based on compound fertilizers. Fertilization should be carried out in such a way as to ensure the health of strawberry seedlings, either at a distance from their shallow roots or when they are dissolved. Fearing that fertilization may cause rotting roots, the choice can be made for leaf-face fats to be absorbed directly through blades, thereby reducing risk. Fertilisation should be based on the principle of proportionality and frequency, and it would be more appropriate to fertilize every 10 days or so under appropriate temperature conditions。
Apart from rational fertilization, pellets of strawberries are growing without enough light. Every day, they take at least five hours of direct sunlight. If the light is not enough, strawberry seedlings display a long, thin, large leaf blades, long leaves, yellow colours, lack of green and difficult to flower. On the contrary, in a well-lighted environment, strawberries grow stronger, are easy to bloom and produce fruitful results, and the fruits are sweeter. In addition, pelvis strawberries with insufficient light may cause problems due to prolonged wetting of the pelvis. Sufficient light is therefore a key factor in the healthy growth of pelvis。
Powdering techniques after ploughing strawberries
Manual pollination is recommended when the basin strawberries enter the flowering season in order to ensure a higher adrenaline rate. Since pellets of strawberries for the fall and winter festival are usually maintained indoors, and natural insects such as butterflies and bees are not pollinated, even open flowers may not produce successful results. At this point, we can rotate gently around the heart of each flower, using a cotton stamp or a pencil, to complete the pollination process. It is worth noting that the best timing for pollination usually occurs within two or three hours after the flower is opened. For example, if strawberries bloom at 9 a. M., pollination at around 12 a. M. Is expected to yield a high success rate。
The time between flowering and the generation of small strawberries depends largely on the manner in which they are grown. When seeded, it usually takes about three months from seeding to results. If we choose to sow now, strawberries are expected to bloom and produce fruit in one month. For strawberries planted with seedlings, the results are relatively rapid, taking about half a month to two months to appreciate the flowers and look forward to their maturity. In short, the next strawberries are grown at the beginning of the fall and winter, and at the beginning of the spring of the winter, they can be harvested full of them。
