How do you grow strawberries from seed? Here are a few practical little methods to share

First, cut off one third of a mineral water bottle. Fill it with garden soil. It must be the loose, airy kind of garden soil. Use scissors to poke a small hole in the bottle cap

Put water in the bottom part, then fit them together upside down

Bury the strawberry seeds just shallowly in the soil, at a temperature of around 25°C, and within about half a month you will see tiny strawberry seedlings come up. Strawberries are widely agreed among gardening enthusiasts to be the hardest crop to raise from seed. The principle behind this method is to use the principle of communicating vessels, keeping the upper cup in a high-humidity state for a long time to help the seeds germinate, which makes it a lazy but effective trick