Can strawberries be transplanted in autumn? Precautions for transplanting strawberries

Can strawberries be transplanted in autumn?

Strawberries can be transplanted in autumn, usually between August and September. The temperature at this time gradually decreases, the chance of survival will be relatively high, and it will be easy to adapt to the new growing environment.

Therefore, it is best to transplant it in the rainy season and avoid periods of strong light to prevent its moisture from evaporating, causing it to wither and become difficult to survive.

How to transplant strawberries in autumn

1. Prepare soil suitable for strawberry transplanting. Ordinary garden soil will be sufficient for growth. Apply sufficient base fertilizer to the transplanting soil to accumulate energy for continuous flowering and fruiting in the future.

2. When transplanting, spread out the roots of the strawberries. Do not plant them in a tangled manner. After planting, you can gently lift them up. This will allow them to grow better in the soil.

3. After transplanting the strawberries, pay attention to watering them frequently and place them in a cool environment. New roots will grow in about twenty days, and you can apply fertilizer after a month.

Notes on transplanting strawberries

1. The location for transplanting strawberries should be selected in a flat area with plenty of sunshine. Also, choose strawberries with well-developed root systems and no diseases or pests. Before transplanting, cut off the excess leaves and only keep 4-5 leaves.

2. When transplanting strawberries, keep the distance between each two plants at about 30 cm, keep the soil moist, spray water regularly to increase the air humidity, and provide shading within one week of transplanting.