Four-season strawberry planting methods and techniques

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1. Planting time

2. Preparing the land and making borders

3. Seedling selection and planting

4. Later management

1. Planting time: Four-season strawberries are generally planted in spring and autumn. 2. Land preparation and bordering: Choose a sunny, elevated, flat location with loose and breathable soil for planting, and plow and fertilize the soil. 3. Select seedlings for planting: Purchase seedlings with developed root systems and free of diseases and insect pests. Remove the old and residual leaves of the strawberry seedlings and plant them into the soil. 4. Later management: Strawberries need to be topdressed several times during the growing season. Pay attention to thinning flowers and setting fruits, and preventing and controlling diseases and insect pests.

1. Planting time

Four-season strawberries are generally planted in spring and autumn. Spring planting can be done from mid-to-late March to early April, and autumn planting can be done in August. From mid to late October to mid to late October. If you want to use a winter-heated greenhouse for planting, you can also plant in winter, and the planting time is not strict.

2. Land preparation and bordering

The location for planting strawberries in all seasons needs to have sufficient light. Choose a sunny location with relatively high terrain, flat terrain, easy drainage and irrigation, and loose and breathable soil. . Remove weeds from the plot, plow the soil 30-40 cm, and apply high-quality organic fertilizer. Strawberries are often planted in flat borders throughout the four seasons. Generally, the border is 1.2-1.5 meters wide, about 10-20 meters long, and the border height is about 15 centimeters. The soil should be arranged well and a small amount of water should be poured into it to make the soil sink.

3. Seedling selection and planting

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Four-season strawberry seedlings can be purchased directly for planting, or you can cultivate seedlings yourself. Generally, it is more convenient to purchase seedlings. Select seedlings with well-developed root systems and free of pests and diseases. Before planting, remove old and residual leaves from the strawberry seedlings to reduce nutrient consumption and facilitate the survival of the plant. Plant the strawberry seedlings into the soil, keeping the spacing between rows at 30 x 40 cm, and water them thoroughly after planting.

4. Post-production management

Four-season strawberries can bloom and bear fruit multiple times throughout the year. They need to be topdressed several times during the growing season and watered in time after each topdressing. Prevent weeds in the field, pay attention to thinning flowers and setting fruits, and prevent and control diseases and insect pests.

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