How much fertilizer to apply to potted strawberries

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1. How much fertilizer to apply

2. What to do if fertilization is not done properly

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The root system of strawberries is relatively shallow, and the demand for nutrients is relatively large, and it is relatively sensitive to fertilizers, so fertilization must be ensured. The amount of fertilizer applied is not fixed and needs to be determined according to the size of the flower pot and the growth of the plant. If the flower pot is too small and the plant growth is weak, less fertilizer should be applied during the growth process to ensure that nutrients are supplied. If the flower pot is larger and the plant is strong, you can give it more fertilizer.

1. How much fertilizer to apply

1. How much fertilizer to apply

The root system of strawberries is relatively shallow, and the demand for nutrients is relatively large. It is relatively sensitive to the application of fertilizer, so fertilization must be ensured. The amount of fertilizer applied is not fixed and needs to be determined according to the size of the flower pot and the growth of the plant. If the flower pot is too small and the plant grows weak and malnourished, the base fertilizer should be sufficient, but less fertilizer should be applied during the growth process to ensure that the nutrients can be used. Just supply enough. If the flower pot is larger, the plant will grow stronger and grow better. In this case, more fertilizer is needed, and more fertilizer can be added appropriately.

2. What to do if improper fertilization

1. Apply too little fertilizer: If too little fertilizer is applied, it will be difficult for the plant to have enough nutrients to support its growth, and it will still show weak growth. In this case, a small amount of fertilizer can be given, and fertilizers with different elements can be given according to different growth stages.

2. Apply too much fertilizer: If you accidentally apply too much fertilizer , may cause root burn, and fertilization needs to be stopped immediately. Pour an appropriate amount of water to dilute the fertilizer effect and allow excess fertilizer to flow out along the holes in the bottom of the pot. If you apply too much fertilizer, you can just replace it with new potting soil.

2. What to do if fertilization is not done properly

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