What soil is suitable for growing strawberries?

Strawberry soil

Strawberries generally prefer to grow in slightly acidic soil. They have relatively low requirements for soil, but it is best to use soil with a pH of 5.5-6.5. Generally, loose sandy soil can be used for maintenance after transplanting.

Strawberries can be grown with ordinary soil because they do not have high soil requirements and can generally grow in most soil types. In addition, nutrient soil can also be used, which can promote rapid growth of strawberries.

Strawberry soil preparation method

1. Nutrient soil

Strawberries can generally be planted directly in nutrient soil. In addition, the soil should be loosened frequently during planting, which can promote its growth faster.

2. Farmland soil

When using garden soil for strawberries, you can add some vermiculite and coconut coir appropriately. The proportion is generally quite random, as long as you ensure that the soil has sufficient air permeability.

Changing the soil for strawberry potting

1. Choose a pot: Before repotting the strawberry, you must first choose a good pot. Do not use a pot that is too shallow or too deep. As long as it can ensure that its roots can grow normally, it will be fine.

2. Pruning: After taking out the strawberries, you need to prune them first, cut off the dead roots and old roots, then gently shake off the old soil, and then you can plant them in new soil and flowerpots.