/r/strawberry
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/r/strawberry
Good morning peeps. So I'm running fedora 35 kde spin and have a fairly high end audio setup so obviously I've been drawn to this application and tidal. The issue is I retrieved my android api key, I know its the correct key , because when I enter it in strawberry and its supposed to open the web page to allow the device when you hit log in it instead says banned because you were entering commands faster than a human could type and results in a few hours ban.
Any suggestions?
Anyone growing straweberrys indoors: does the plant life produce and last longer in one sitting or does it still "winterize" itself and carry the traits of a perennial in a controlled environment?
Any Ideas, Tip or Tricks about winterizing an Everbearing strawberry plant? I currently have a healthy clone, sitting in a hanging planter. Will the plant survive, outdoors, on its own in this planter? It is going to experience a classic Canadian winter and I want it to survive. It was given to me as a gift and I don’t know how this plant will behave. Username speaks for itself with my experience and this plant. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
Hi, I have tried two different varieties, 'climbing' and 'eversweet' and have tried to germinate them twice now. The first batch I just planted in a seed starting soil and watered them for about a month. About 20 seeds total, not one germination. The second batch I cold stratified in the freezer for a month. I also planted about 20 of these and not one germination. Are strawberries just ridiculously hard to germinate or what? I grew 'alexandria' last year and literally had a 95% germination rate
It's called Top 5 Fruit Performances-- a series guaranteed to start discussions, not end them. https://youtu.be/mQqRvGElS0g
Bought 13 plants this week, expecting my raised bed garden to plant them in would be delivered by end of this month, I was informed middle of the week that it won't ship until near the end of April. Which means I won't get it until May, most likely. Will they keep in the small pots I bought them in? Or should I do an interim planting in something and transplant them once the raised bed is ready? Suggestions welcomed!
I like to plant them in cups so that the small seeds do not come out while watering them. So get your desired container prepared and grab a handful of Strawberries.
Go ahead and start slicing the strawberry seeds from the fruit. Place them at the top of the pot. Place the small cuttings of strawberry onto the soil.
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Make sure to cover the strawberries when planting them with a layer of soil about half inch to an inch. Pack the soil on top of the strawberry seeds.
Make sure to water, then place the container in a warm sunny spot to grow! Strawberry seedlings will start to germinate in about 2 weeks or so.
learned the hard way
Title. I have a small garden but I want to make a business out of this. Does anyone have any experience?
Do I mean in the literal sense? Do I mean in the sexual sense? The world may never know