How many times a year do greenhouse strawberries bear fruit, and when do they bear fruit?

1. How many times a year do greenhouse strawberries bear fruit?

Greenhouse strawberries bear fruit once a year. Strawberries generally do not have high requirements for the growing environment. They can be grown in a warm and humid environment. They are highly adaptable and have strong vitality. Therefore, no matter whether it is planted in the open air or in a greenhouse, it will only bear fruit once a year. Moreover, the annual strawberry fruit yield is not stable. However, although careful management will not cause it to bear fruit more than once, it can increase the fruit yield.

2. When will the results come out?

The fruiting time of strawberries varies depending on the planting area and planting time. In subtropical areas, it can generally be planted between September and October each autumn, and the fruits will mature in January or February of the following year. Areas with colder climates generally plant late-maturing varieties, which are planted in greenhouses from August to September each year, and the fruits will mature from June to August of the following year.

Usually from June to August every year, fresh and ripe strawberries will be sold in the market, and this is also the best time to eat strawberries. Mature strawberries are rich in vitamins, carotene, cellulose, anthocyanins, malic acid, tannic acid, fruit acid, catechins and various trace elements. These nutrients will be absorbed by the human body after consumption, and can supplement some nutrients needed by the human body. They can also promote digestion, strengthen the stomach and help digestion, and have good beauty and skin care effects.