When to Sow Everbearing Strawberries? A Detailed Guide to the Best Sowing Time

Everbearing strawberries are a fairly popular choice these days, and you can basically enjoy them all year round. So when do you sow everbearing strawberries? Let's take a look!

1. When to sow everbearing strawberries

Everbearing strawberries are mostly sown in autumn, in September to October. In some areas they can also be grown using the greenhouse effect, though the taste will differ slightly.

2. Points to note when planting everbearing strawberries

1. After planting, everbearing strawberries will flower and bear fruit in about 60 days. To produce high-quality large berries with high yield and efficiency, plant strong seedlings and grow them into large plants.

2. Especially for seedlings planted in spring, be sure to grow the plants large and strong before letting them bear fruit. In the early stage, promptly thin out flowers and runners, and wait until the plant crown reaches 30-40 cm across before keeping flowers to set fruit.

3. Plant seedlings in spring, strengthen cultivation and management, and they will bear fruit in late summer and early autumn, giving both large, high-quality berries and high yield with high efficiency. At each flowering, keep 4-5 early flowers and large flowers, and thin out small flowers and late flowers. The earlier you thin the flowers, the better.

That is our roundup of questions about everbearing strawberries today on Tuliu.com; we hope it has been helpful to you.