When do strawberries bear fruit?

1. When will the results be

It usually starts to sprout in February and blooms in mid-April. The fruit will be fully ripe more than a month after blooming, so the normal fruiting period is June. It also has a long fruiting period, lasting until August. However, greenhouse technology is now advanced, and some of the earlier products can be put on the market in March or April.

2. How to maintain the results

1. Adequate sunlight: Although it is shade-tolerant, it still needs more sunlight during its growth period. Sufficient sunlight will ensure better fruit quality. If there is no light for a long time, it will affect flowering and lead to failure to bear fruit.

2. Apply fertilizer in moderation: Fertilize regularly during the growth period to supplement nutrients. Also pay attention to the concentration of fertilizer. Too high a concentration will cause the plant to grow too tall and affect the results.

3. Water in moderation: Its root system is shallow and its requirements for water are quite strict. Watering should be moderate. Too many roots may cause waterlogging and rot, or they may grow too fast, affecting flowering and fruiting.

4. Artificial pollination: If it is planted outdoors during maintenance, you don’t have to worry about pollination. Because it is a bisexual flower, it can self-pollinate and bear fruit outdoors. However, if it is planted in a greenhouse or greenhouse, artificial pollination is required to ensure the fruit set rate.