How much is the wholesale price of everbearing strawberry seedlings per plant? With per-mu yield and planting methods

Strawberries have high nutritional value and are rich in vitamin C, which helps with digestion. At the same time, strawberries can also strengthen the gums, freshen the breath, soothe the throat, and have anti-cancer effects. Here we introduce how much the wholesale price of everbearing strawberry seedlings is per plant, how many jin are produced per mu, and how to plant them.

I. How much is the wholesale price of everbearing strawberry seedlings per plant?

The wholesale price of everbearing strawberry seedlings is about 0.5-1.0 yuan per plant. The everbearing strawberry is an ideal variety for upgrading and replacing current and future strawberry production. The fruit is long conical, with a flat tip, a large fruit type, an average single fruit weight of 28.6 grams, and a maximum single fruit weight of 87 grams. The sunny side is bright red, the shaded side is orange-red, glossy, and very attractive. The flesh is deep orange-red, juicy, sweet and strongly aromatic. It is high-yielding, stable-yielding, and highly resistant, and is suitable for both greenhouse and open-field cultivation.

II. How many jin are produced per mu?

The everbearing strawberry grows vigorously and is suitable for close planting. It can flower continuously in one year and bear fruit multiple times. The cumulative annual yield per plant can reach 800 grams, with a maximum of 1180 grams. Calculated at 11000-13000 plants per mu, the cumulative annual yield is 14000-16000 jin per mu, with a maximum of more than 20000 jin. Under open-field cultivation, it sprouts at the end of September and in mid-March of the following year, and begins flowering in late March. That is, from late March it begins to bloom and bear fruit successively, continuing until early November. In late October, as the temperature drops, greenhouse covering begins. Combined with protected cultivation, it can achieve flowering and fruiting in all four seasons, and basically has no obvious dormancy period throughout the year.

III. How to plant?

1. Flat-bed planting: To make watering and management easier, the bed should not be too long or too wide. Generally, the bed is 1.2-1.5 m wide (planting 3-4 rows) and 10-20 m long, with a bed ridge height of 15 cm. After the bed is prepared, rake it level and wait to plant.

2. Ridge planting: In low-lying land, poorly drained plots, and winter protected cultivation, ridge planting can be used. The ridge height is 15-20 cm, the top width of the ridge is 40-50 cm (planting 2 rows), the bottom width is 60-70 cm, and the ditch width between ridges is 15-20 cm. After making the beds and ridges, irrigate once lightly or press appropriately so that the soil settles.

3. Planting time: Everbearing strawberries are generally planted in spring or autumn. They can also be planted in winter using winter-warm greenhouses. Spring planting is generally from mid-to-late March to early April, and autumn planting is from mid-to-late August to mid-to-late October.

4. Planting density: Everbearing strawberry fields should maintain good ventilation and light conditions and a relatively large soil area, so as to achieve high yield, good quality, and large fruit. Planting should not be too dense. The plant spacing and row spacing should be kept at 30-40 cm × 40-50 cm, using triangular planting, with 8000-11000 plants per mu. The planting depth should be such that “shallow planting does not expose the roots, and deep planting does not bury the crown”.