What is the appropriate row spacing and plant spacing for strawberry planting? How many centimeters is the best planting spacing?

Strawberry planting spacing

When planting strawberry seedlings, the row spacing is usually about 30 cm and the plant spacing is about 45 cm . It is not good to plant the strawberry seedlings too densely or too sparsely. Too densely planted will cause the strawberry seedlings to not get enough light, and too sparsely planted will result in low field utilization, thereby reducing yield.

Strawberry yield per mu

The average yield of strawberries per acre is about 4,000 to 6,000 kilograms, but the yield will vary depending on the variety and planting techniques. For example, the yield of the recently popular white strawberries is relatively low compared to ordinary strawberries, with an average yield of about 1,600 kilograms per acre.

The yield will also be different depending on the planting method. Generally, the yield of strawberries grown in greenhouses is 2,000-3,000 catties per mu, while that of strawberries grown outdoors will be relatively higher. The yield will also be determined based on the quality of the strawberries. The yield of strawberries with better quality can reach 4,000-5,000 catties per mu, while the yield of strawberries with slightly lower quality is 1,500-2,500 catties per mu.

Strawberry harvest time

Strawberry is a fruit that prefers plenty of sunlight, fertile soil and is not drought-tolerant. Strawberries grown outdoors usually mature between February and March each year, and April and May are the peak seasons for strawberry harvest.

If the strawberries are grown in a greenhouse, the time will generally be pushed forward a little, and they will start to bear fruit in January, and will reach a bumper harvest in March or April.