Precautions for transplanting strawberry seedlings Methods and techniques for transplanting strawberry seedlings

The transplanting time of strawberry seedlings generally starts around March to April. When transplanting strawberry seedlings, it mainly depends on the weather and temperature. When the temperature is around 10 degrees to 15 degrees, you can transplant them. After transplanting, they will grow for about 2-3 months and will probably bloom and bear fruit.

Key points for transplanting strawberry seedlings

1. Select soil and transplant

Before transplanting, you should choose loose and breathable soil. If it is planted in a potted plant, you can add river sand to increase air permeability and facilitate drainage. At the same time, sprinkle an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer into the soil to increase the fertility of the soil, so that the strawberry seedlings can grow better.

2. Control Depth

When transplanting, you must control the depth of the strawberry seedlings' roots. As long as the soil can cover the roots, it will be fine. If it is too deep, it will hinder the breathing of the roots, and if it is planted too shallowly, it will not be conducive to the survival of the plants.

Strawberry seedling transplanting management

After transplanting the strawberry seedlings, water them thoroughly with a small amount of water. When watering potted plants, pour water slowly along the edge of the pot to avoid excessive impact of the water, which will wash away the soil and expose the roots. At the same time, the newly transplanted strawberry seedlings should be shaded. If the light is too strong, it will easily cause the leaves to wilt. After a week, you can increase the light. When the growth state of the strawberry seedlings is completely stable, you should increase the light.