How to grow milk strawberries? Do you water them with milk?

1. Is it poured with milk?

Many people think that "milk strawberry" is watered with milk, but this type of plant is not grown with milk. This is the name of a type of strawberry. It tastes like milk in your mouth. Its shape is cone-shaped like other strawberries, and it is sweeter than ordinary strawberries.

2. Cultivation Technology

1. Fields: Choose a field that is exposed to sunlight, has loose soil, abundant nutrients, and good drainage. Clear the grass in the field, apply some livestock manure and turn the soil over to mix the fertilizer and soil well, and then tidy up the land for easy planting.

2. Seedling cultivation: Buy seedlings of the type of strawberry you want to plant, and sow its seeds in a relatively warm plastic shed. After sowing, cover it with a layer of plastic film to increase the temperature in the soil, thereby shortening the time it takes for the seeds to germinate. When the seedlings grown from seeds have 4-5 leaves, they can be transplanted.

3. Transplanting: The best time for transplanting is the end of August. Dig out the roots of the seedlings with soil and plant them in the previously prepared field. The distance between each seedling should be 20 cm. After planting, water the plants slightly.

4. Fertilization: Apply some fertilizer to the plant when it just starts to bear fruit. This way, the plant can have sufficient nutrients to provide to the fruit, making the fruit bigger, sweeter and more tempting.