How to grow strawberries without soil at home

1. Maintenance conditions

1. Watering: Newly planted potted strawberries need to be watered appropriately. At the beginning, you can water it once a day, and then you can water it every 3 days. It can also be watered with organic nutrient solution. It is more conducive to its growth to use a solution containing potassium dihydrogen phosphate diluted with urea.

2. Temperature: The most suitable temperature during the day is between 20-25 degrees. Make sure the temperature at night is maintained above 5 degrees. Otherwise, whether the temperature is too high or too low will affect its normal growth. Temperatures above 25 degrees will affect its flowering.

3. Fertilizer: Usually you can spray the leaves with fertilizer containing nitrogen. Diluting it will help it absorb nutrients better. Avoid burning the plants. It can be combined with watering.

4. Substrate: You can use specially decomposed humus soil, dry it into fine powder with a special sieve, and then mix it with peat soil and perlite. This can be used as a special culture soil substrate to grow soilless potted strawberries. After stirring evenly, place it in a container for later use.

2. Planting Method

First find its variety, select the required series and plant them in a container containing culture medium at intervals of 20 cm. When planting, have the planter face away from the ground so that the fruit can hang out of the container more easily. Then put them separately. Usually it needs to be pollinated manually after flowering. You can use the tip of the brush to dip an appropriate amount for pollination.