A detailed guide to the whole strawberry growing process, easy to understand at a glance

Selecting seedlings: choose seedlings with thick, sturdy stems, deep green leaves and a well-developed root system; lift them with soil attached to help them recover after transplanting.

Build beds and form ridges: the ridges should be about 80 cm wide and about 30 cm deep, and a north-south orientation is best. Transplanting and planting: when planting, arrange them in a triangle, do not bury the crown and do not expose the roots; the root system must not be curled. After planting, press the soil firmly with your hand to keep watering from washing it out.

Water after planting. After the production seedlings are planted, the water supply must be well ensured in the early stage! Right now, during the season when the autumn heat is still strong and windy winter days are gradually becoming more frequent, to ensure the survival rate of the production seedlings, the water must be plentiful for the first three to four days.

Make sure there is water in the furrows; it is fine even if the water fills half the furrow. During the high-temperature period at noon, water to cool them once every hour; in hot weather, shorten the interval. Do not see the ridge surface looking moist and neglect watering!

After the seedlings recover, the leaves spread out and new leaves begin to grow.