Strawberry growth environment conditions and characteristics

Strawberry Growth Environmental Conditions and Requirements

Strawberries are generally suitable for growing in warmer places. They are not cold-resistant, so they cannot be grown directly outdoors in winter. They need to be covered with a greenhouse to prevent them from being frozen.

Strawberry growing temperature

The temperature suitable for strawberry growth is generally between 15 degrees Celsius and 20 degrees Celsius, and the optimal temperature is 20 degrees Celsius. It is not cold-resistant and is very afraid of freezing in winter. It can only grow in an environment as low as 0 degrees Celsius.

Strawberry growth humidity

Strawberries prefer moist air around them when they grow, so when caring for them, you can spray some water mist around them to ensure the humidity of the air around them.

Strawberry growing soil

Strawberries like to grow in fertile soil. Generally, they should be planted in relatively loose sandy soil, which is conducive to promoting the growth and development of strawberries. It is best to have soil with good drainage so that there will be no water accumulation.

Strawberry growth cycle and process

Strawberries can be planted in all seasons. They are usually grown in greenhouses in winter. Their growth cycle is about one month. Generally, flower buds will appear after they are well maintained, and then they will slowly enter the flowering and fruiting period.