How To Grow Strawberries - The Definitive Guide

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[@user-h3s7v]

I am a first year gardener this year...I've been teaching myself gardening, canning, freeze-drying, dehydrating...basically, overall self-reliance this past 5 years. I follow a lot of canning/gardening/homestead channels and I enjoy them all...but for real, when it comes to teaching...you are second to none! Thank you so much for sharing your skills with us. Your approach to teaching, breaking down the how's and why's is just wonderful. I never leave your videos with questions because you thoroughly cover everything. And for those of us without a lot of extra time to spend in front of a screen, you are as straight to the point as possible. Seriously, second to none. ~Kelly

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

That's so amazing of you to say, thank you! I love that you recognize the "straight to the point" approach because its something I'm really striving for Kelly. I get the entertainment value of a lot of other channels, and more power to them. I just want to pass on what knowledge I've accrued without all that other stuff. I won't get as many views because of it, but if I can create a library full of everything I've learned and will learn, that means a lot more in my opinion. Cheers! 🙂

[@WS-by5cl]

Good for you, teaching yourself these skills! I have done the same thing for quite awhile now. Another awesome gardening channel in Roots and Refuge - Jess is amazing, encouraging, and her smile is infectious. 😀

[@ViroCMN]

Freeze Drying u say ... hope its with a real freeze dryer not some wack backyard whodo

[@catfunksfabulousfinds]

You can always give away or sell runners to friends & neighbors. They make a great gift. Children love picking strawberries.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Most definitely!! Saves your friends and family money too!

[@Holdmelove]

This video was SO well made. One of the most informative videos on growing strawberries out there.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hey thanks, appreciate that!

[@gostdogcrx]

I second that!!’ Being super green in strawberry growing (just bought 2 varieties) I have learned the most out of this video and NEED more :D Being an experienced grower hydroponically, i have cleaned rinced and sterilized my two pheno here! Hehe I have two controlled environments currently set for vegetative growth and flowering. I understand that im at different stage and may have multiple issues from this video. Do you have any deeper dives videos about day-nutral and ever-bearing? given my two grow environment I would like to be able to juste eat strawberries all the time when spending time in the gardens 😍 Can you give me any pointers? Great job on the editing and scripts. Thank you

[@Flippin_Crazy]

I totally agree! We have not had rain here in Florida, since December 2022, and 3 days ago, the skies opened up and we got 2.5 inches in 1 hour. Believe it or not, that much rain on sand, is not good. Dry sand is quite oily? Weird right? I think about 5-7 of my Strawbabies drowned. Maybe not, but they sure look dead to me. Anything I can do?

[@PHYTOPLANKTON1987]

Thank you! I think I was underwatering/feeding and burying the crowns.. no wonder. better luck this year :)

[@giosues.nicolo3691]

You are better than my biology teacher😂😂😂 Seriously i really like your videos keep it up

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks!!

[@daleparks6781]

Another good way to propagate strawberry get a kiddie pool around 36 -48"inch make some 1/4" drain holes then locate a sunny spot fill with soil and make a mound in the middle plant 3-4 plants and watch tons of runners and will root on their own you can separate and plant as needed ✌️😁 Just helping not trying to be anything else! This is a good informative video!👍

[@nancyfahey7518]

Love the kiddy pools.

[@robyntaurusbeatz703]

Yeah Ive heard those kiddie pools make great above ground garden beds.

[@robyntaurusbeatz703]

Im actually going to attempt to grow strawberries in my closet in my big octopot self watering system under a strong full specrum grow light. I cant find anyone who has attempted strawberries this way even those who suggest not to grow inside haven’t even attempted it, so I’m gonna go for it being that it gets so much hotter each year then the last that all my outdoor plants tend to burn up before they can really do anything , and also because at this house and the house I lived in before I had started off the growing season, growing my own veggies, tomatoes , melons and such, only for them to get destroyed after all my work by insects like aphids or other crop my homework, killing insects. I figured the best way to avoid those pesty insects ruining all my hard work anymore is by growing my plants inside where they’re safe!

[@nancyfahey7518]

No matter what you do. The bluejays will find them. 😊

[@mygeishaclarkson]

@@robyntaurusbeatz703update?

[@kerrykroberts7809]

Best strawberry video ever. Thanks!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks so much for the kind words!

[@seankraus5246]

this made a hard day a little better, thank you.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers Sean, thanks for watching man, hope things get better!

[@bluebirdgramma6317]

🙏 that you stay strong and keep "chin up".

[@pennyp4187]

You provide the best information. I purchased 80 bare root starters. A combination of ever bearing and June bearing. After watching a previous video on strawberries you provided…I took the plunge. Guess what I’ve had fresh strawberries every day this week. I’m so excited. Now if I could be successful with my tomato starts… not giving up. Thank you so much.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

OMG Penny....80 starts?? EPIC! You'll be swimming in berries soon enough! :-)

[@nancylourose]

Where did you get the plants? I had a really hard time finding any in Iowa

[@jimmcdowell9017]

Jeff, watching your video is better than reading a hardback book for planting. And much quicker! I’m taking this book back to the library

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks so much buddy! I try to pack it all in...although as soon as I hit the "finish" button, there's always new stuff I wish I had put in, LOL!

[@johnmaciver]

This has to be the most informative video on strawberries I’ve watched.

[@ronaldhiser860]

I grow alpine and musk strawberries from seed quite often. They are an exception to your hybrid rule. They also can bear fruit the first year of you start them mid January the plants will be healthy enough by spring to produce before. My hawaii white strawberries were actually producing fruit in the pots I started them in. I will however note, unless you just want to claim you grow strange strawberries, just buy your plants. It's far less painful.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Right on Ronald! 🙂

[@kathleenmccarthy4510]

Wow, where do you get you seeds for alpine & Musk varieties? Thanks, definitely something to try

[@ronaldhiser860]

@@kathleenmccarthy4510 The Strawberry Store sells oddity seeds. Rain tree Nursery sells established plants.

[@kevinbown424]

Thanks

[@epeach7432]

I buy organic strawberries from the market. Any strawberries that become soft before eating, I throw in a pot. That is how I started my strawberry crop and have shared with others. I do not know what variety they are but have been successful with this method for years.

[@sharonstrauss1146]

Thank you.My grandfather was a strawberry farmer I think I will start now too.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

That's what I like to hear sharon! 🙂

[@51ghardy]

Best Strawberry video EVER!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks! That means a lot!

[@paulalabine6747]

I’ve recently discovered this channel and just love it! Jeff, you are a gem, thank you for sharing your knowledge. I’ve already started using your catchphrases when I’m out in the garden lol!!

[@ThatBritishHomestead]

ive just planted a whole rasied bed of strawberries 🍓 i love them so much i wan t have have loads and loads!

[@allenferry9632]

That was really a well produced and informative video.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers!

[@houseplants1684]

I Started growing my own container strawberries ever since I watched your video a couple years ago🍓🍓. Thank you for your videos as always.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Awesome!! How are they going for you?

[@houseplants1684]

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms great. I even lay straws on top of the soil so the strawberries are not laying on the dirt. Brilliant idea👌

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@houseplants1684 Straw really does make a difference! :-)

[@brettwhiteMusicFan]

I have grown Seascape strawberries for several years. They are amazing! No sugar needed, juicy, and good sized. I can't imagine any better.

[@shervin6711]

I just ordered this variety hope it works well in my greenstalk!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

I gotta try those Brett!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@shervin6711 Where from sher?

[@shervin6711]

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms Amazon, Hand Picked Farms. There are so many varieties out there, but really lousy descriptions! Example: comparing an Ozark, to seascape, to many others.. clearly they might be different..but no one shows you WHAT those differences are.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@shervin6711 Thanks sher! Let me know how they produce for you!

[@worstsamurai]

Thanks so much for this! I started gardening this year for the very first time and my coworker was kind enough to give me a strawberry plant, but it wilted before I got home because of the heat and I hadn't been able to figure out how to fix it. Found this video and immediately made my own potting soil, separated the crowns, pruned the runners, and literally the next morning it perked back up. You're a lifesaver!

[@irenewoolsey926]

Best video I've seen on strawberries and planting..thanks .I'm from Spanish ontario ..near Sudbury..

[@stevenwright3800]

Another tip is to cover strawberries in the winter with pine needles. It protects them in cold temperatures and keeps the ph where it should be.

[@sprig5173]

Cheers, I have heaps of them.

[@nancyfahey7518]

And pine needles deter ants in your planters.

Những kỹ thuật trồng và chăm sóc dâu tây thật quý giá, cám ơn anh đã chia sẻ. Chúc anh luôn khỏe và thành công trong cuộc sống.

[@howardburton8376]

Thanks!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers Howard!! Thanks!

[@Tupelo927]

Phenomenal video! Thank you for being succinct yet thorough.

[@kaescobar6484]

Wow! Loved this. I have been watching strawberry videos for weeks and still learned so much from this video! Thankyou for the education Now I have to watch it again and take notes this time.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks so much KA, appreciate the kind words!

[@catharinegunderson8493]

Thank you! That could be the best educational garden video I have ever seen. You nailed it all, and with such a nice demeaner or style. A+ !!!!! The videography was excellent also. I love the close ups for my old eyes. I bought bare root strawberries the othe day and will plant them soon, so now I know what to do. I have never even been able to get fruit from strawberry plants, but then I didn't feed them either. Thanks again!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks Catherine, that means a lot to hear. Appreciate it!

[@johnanderson3405]

Thanks so much for all the great information. I’ve been gardening for many years but never strawberries. My wife has been asking me for a couple years for strawberries, so I built a couple 4X8 raised beds. Wish us luck. That’s again.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Right on John! 4x8 beds are HUGE! I expect to hear about all the epic bounties this year! 🙂

[@johnanderson3405]

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms I’ll absolutely let ya know how it goes sir! 😀

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@johnanderson3405 🙂

[@gregre052]

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[@johnmccoy2721]

my brother I like the quickie videos, but these are my favorite!...thank you

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers John, thanks for the support as always man! :-)

[@deliachitts1964]

Thank you Jeff. I’ve had no luck with strawberries in Queensland Australia, but I’m gonna follow your guidelines Thank you for your video.

[@phoebehe405]

the camera angle makes you look like a cute happy plant yourself everytime!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

I AM a happy plant! Lol.

[@kellyesselmont2478]

This has to be the best strawberry video I’ve seen! Great Job! 👍🏻

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks Kelly, that means a lot! :-)

[@kellyesselmont2478]

It covered a lot of information!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@kellyesselmont2478 I tried to fit it all in there!

[@MorroccoM13]

Nice video. Beautiful looking strawbs. I'm strictly a container grower for everything due to a small backyard and woods behind the house. Too many animals that would (and some do) raid my bounty. Deer, raccoons, #!@$ groundhog, chipmunks, squirrels, possum, turkeys, fox, coyotes and fishers. I pack my planters with strawberry plants. I use everbearing plants, use composted manure every spring and lots of fert during the growing season. If the plants slow down they get replaced and a chance at a 2nd life in an open spot not too far into the woods.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Very smart Morrocco, that's exactly what I would do! Best of bounty this year! 🙂

[@babs3483]

How do you protect the plants from all of the animals?

[@MorroccoM13]

@@babs3483 I have a wooden staircase in the back that goes to a door on the 2nd level. It has a platform at the top and shelves along the stairs. My biggest headache are chipmunks and an occasional possum that can climb up the frame of the stairs (stairs are blocked). All the containers sit on the shelves or on the platform.

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[@MatthewBowater]

Thanks so much for this information, looking forward to my first crop this summer

[@donnieyoung6766]

Perfect information and your hands on experience makes a difference thx for taking the time to share .

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks Donnie, and thanks for watching!

[@acrad7187]

Thank you so much for all the details you put into this video. So helpful!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hey Amber, thanks for the kind words and for watching! :-)

[@lionolee5480]

I love the abundant information you’re giving out great teaching. 🙏

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks, appreciate the kind words!

[@Big88Country]

Great info! We are planting strawberries for the first time this spring, we have them on order and should be here the 1st week of April. Thank you for the video!!

[@gfutube1]

Excellent information and you have a great voice and cadence for your presentation. You and Jason of Fraser Valley Rose farm do Canada proud.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks so much Gene, kind of you to say!! :-)

[@ericareyes9761]

It is alot of information but i appreciate the step process and facts. As a beginner i cant wait grow my 1st strawberry plant

[@jasonpoliarco7315]

Very solid walkthrough.I'm going for Strawberries for the first time. Thanks for all you do!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

I hope you got lots!

[@leapark01]

Very clear and comprehensive video. Thank you.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks Keith, kind of you to say! :-)

[@kokilakoorganicmanjarifarm]

Thank you for your great information learned a lot plan yo grow them

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers, thanks so much for watching! 🙂

[@GillianHannaOP]

Yum 😋 strawberries 🍓 ❤♥️🍓🍓🍓🍓

[@PAHPharmacy]

Very nice guidelines. Thanks.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers, thanks for watching!

[@dannyoutdoors5322]

Love the video have watched a few now...uk

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks so much Danny, appreciate the support! 🙂

[@kenbellchambers4577]

I would suggest that applying a top dressing of good, finished compost would take the place of bought concentrated NPK. just move the mulch aside, add a half inch of compost, water and replace the mulch. Pine needles hold up well as a strawberry mulch if you have them nearby. Thanks for all the valuable tips.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Nothing beats good compost Ken.... Nothing! :-)

[@catharinegunderson8493]

I had the same reaction when the NPK came out. That was the only time I questioned, though.

[@gooneandgoldleaf]

That side note was very informative and very good advice!!! Nothing beats compost and worm castings!!!

[@kenbellchambers4577]

@R.A.W.R.NEWS.T.V.2 Pine needles work for strawberries. The PH probably isn't that important in this case as the pine needles are processed by animalcule before they get to the strawberry's roots.

[@TMesser74]

@R.A.W.R.NEWS.T.V.2 I’m not sure if it’s the same for different parts of the country but I bought one everbearing strawberry plant last year and let it shoot out and set new roots, just one plant, and it has spread like crazy. If they are suitable for your area you could buy one plant and let it shoot out. Well worth what I paid for it. I also have put the transplants into a plastic swimming pool and several were in pots which took our rare 17 degrees one night and three days solid of twenties to 32 degrees without covering and they are now producing berries like crazy.

[@BubbleBunnyy]

Strawberries remind me of late winter since I live in fl, they are best in febuary

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Yeah, they definitely struggle with that southern heat!

[@monicamago384]

Very nice tutorial I enjoyed your video on how to grow strawberries. Thanks so much.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers Monica, thanks for that and thanks for watching. :-)

[@silvertonguedaywalker9116]

Hi New Viewer here Such a Wonderful Vid. One of the best i have seen.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks, appreciate that! :-)

[@pinatajuju4471]

Excellent episode, thank you 😊

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers!

[@willhoward9190]

Great Video. Starting my first Strawberry crop this year.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks, best of luck Will!

[@strawberryjhemplife5456]

This was amazing…I just planted last week. This was right on time. Thank you

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Perfect timing!! 🙂

[@treym1720]

Excellent video. Enjoy the humble way you explain your methods with a mellow demeanor. Some inform with a ego attached; The Tube got to their heads... Appreciate you sharing your expertise.

[@amritwoodun3608]

GREATLY APPRECIATED UR GUIDANCE BOSS .....♦️♦️♦️👍🙏

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

:-)

[@gardengoddess5606]

I have been growing strawberries for about 15 years and lately I’ve been taking the berries that aren’t good to eat and I smoosh them on a paper towel, I let them dry. Once they are dry, I brush the seeds right into a pot that has dirt in it, I put a thin layer of dirt on top and give them some water. Be patient, the strawberry will start showing itself in about 7-14 days and wahlah, now you’ve become a strawberry farmer! Lol ….. good luck. 🍓 Oh ya, I did get strawberries the first year, but I would cut the first flower off, this helps the strawberries to become much larger and not be so small. 😊

[@margobrannan1966]

I love all of your "Definitive Guide " Videos Plus the ones for beginners "Which I am" Thank U they've really helped me.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks Margo! Appreciate the support!

[@naturekins604]

I grew some from seed to get the double pink bloosom kind. I started them in December in my cool winter greenhouse and they actually fruited that summer. So if you have a cool winter greenhouse this can be a great way to grow strawberries.

[@sandraclarke6528]

Invaluable information. Thank you very much from a beginner!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks Sandra!

[@Maggie-eq4cd]

Thanks again. This is the first time I've grown strawberries. Your videos have inspired me, so I will try to do all I've learnt from you. Hope your weather is good. Here in South East UK it's weather for ducks as they say. Take care, Maggie

[@stripersniper1531]

Excellent vid man .everything a person needs to know .

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hey thanks, appreciate it! 🙂

[@TheShaneAdair]

Loved the detailed video and just when I was going to back and review - I LOVED the summary - Perfect!

[@ericpatrick5542]

I Love To Have A Small Log Cabin With Vegetable Garden, Fruit Garden, And Herbs And Spices Garden.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

That would be the best Eric. Pure self sufficient living! 🙂

[@nancyfahey7518]

Find a photo you can relate to or draw a picture. Put it on the front of your refrigerator and look at it several times a day.

[@kevinbown424]

Very helpful, and the comments are also appreciated. Thank you.✌🍓🍓🍓

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers Kevin, thanks for watching! :-)

[@excapeplan1282]

So much information. Thank you so kind of you to share.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hey, thanks to as well for watching!

[@islynmercurius3338]

Thanks for sharing all the tips and preparing for strawberry 🍓 I have learned alot let us keep planting my friend 😊

[@mylightofhope]

Excellent and thorough video, thank you!

[@kevinrowbotham545]

I've got plants on the way that should arrive, hopefully early next week! That 'S' on your cap is for STRAWBERRIES!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Right on Kevin! Let us know how it goes!! 🙂

[@trishferrer8209]

Thank You for this very informative video! I am a new gardener, and have procrastinated too long. Now I will have to exercise patience, while waiting for that first crop. 🍓 I'm in 7b, W. TN.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers Trish, thanks for watching!

[@clarity613]

You are a wonderful teacher…! Thank you!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks so much! :-)

[@tbeechtn.8829]

Very educational! Thank you! Feed Me Seymour! Little shop of Horrors was a very cool movie!👍

[@HillbillyHen]

thank you so much i have struggled BAD - now i see what i did wrong

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Best of luck turning it around this season!

[@self-sufficiencyinthecity]

Am going to start planting strawberries in springtime in the UK! Fingers crossed. Not sure what to expect tbh - first time planting for me!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Best of luck! Keep us posted on your success!

[@aeastman59]

this is great information, very helpful and you are a really good teacher!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks, appreciate that! :-)

[@baneverything5580]

Goats ate my last strawberry plants. Take two this year, so here I am. I don`t want to mess up. Zone 8b/9a line in Louisiana. I have very dark and loose forest leaf mold soil with some sandy areas nearby I can collect to use. Maybe a mix of 20% Miracle Gro soil with this will help. I have bare roots I just got transplanted into every possible empty space in pots until it warms some and the potting soil arrives. They were growing tops when I got them so I keep them indoors because we`re getting a cold front.

[@waynesell3681]

I've got two packages of ten Qiunalt bare root and not sure how to start them so this is great. Thanks Jeff!

[@timyates807]

Wicked video !!! well done ...this is the video i wish i had last year ! This ones been knocked out of the park . thanks so much for the great information and great presentation , im subbing up just incase you make another lol. take care .

[@gartenbuba7572]

WOW😃...Danke! Thanks! Spasibo! Obrigada! Merci! Gracias! Hvala!☘

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers Garten!

[@angelmercy1497]

Your beloved strawberry plant looked so gorgeous! I hope I will grow mine like yours soon learning from you! ThankYou!

[@idahohoosier8989]

Thank y'all. Blessings, julie

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks Julie!

[@ForReasonsOfConsciousness]

Thank you so much for this in-depth report🎉

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

And thanks to you for watching! :-)

[@haydehabdolahian7691]

Thank you for all your wonderful info 🙏🏾I love your show it is easy to fallow 👍👍👍🙏🏾

[@melaninflowerpower5018]

Great video! Yum. Thanks. Gonna try to grow more on my channel. Kids can do this too!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Kids love them, especially the eating part! Cheers!

[@kris.haddad]

Excellent video!! Thank you!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks so much Kris, appreciated!

[@suzanalbright8670]

Thank you so much for your prompt reply!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers Suzana! :-)

[@MsNappingcat]

I've learned sooo much! Thanks!!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers, happy to help!

[@joannerebello240]

Best video on strawberries!

[@tiberiuswade8789]

Very informative video and great information

[@myrnaleon8464]

Very good, informat8ve and thorough. Thanks sir very much.

[@kemplelabis6188]

At 6:15 I tried doing that, cutting the runners ones it has root nodules and placing them in water or soil but they always die

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hey Kemple, sorry to hear that. Try leaving them on the plant just a little bit longer. That sometimes helps.

[@kemplelabis6188]

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms they usually do, doesn't really matter because the honeoye variety produces so many runners

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@kemplelabis6188 Yeah, my Berries Galore I've been growing for about 4 seasons now is VERY stingy on the runners!

[@healthstyleelizonroy2766]

Wow I like it I just planted a young one of that but do not know how to care.

[@matt7403]

This video is very well organized, unusually thorough, and extremely clear. It makes the whole process highly accessible. Thank you so much!

[@Esther_77]

Ty so much for this great video :)) my first try in my new garden. I am from the Netherlands , will let you know how it goes.❤

[@pepziman]

Excellent video! Thankyou sir.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers, thanks so much for watching! :-)

[@barbstcyr304]

Love your videos! I noticed the Buckerfields sign. It’s one of our local stores also.

[@jesssu4720]

I grow strawberries too in pots. Everytime I collect Banana peels. Soak the banana peels in water overnight and use it as a fertiliser on strawberries. You will get the biggest strawberry fruits 👍🍓🍓🍓🍓

[@shlomovenezia101]

nice what about Harvest?

[@jakkimanzitti5031]

Loved this. Funny tho as I have never been successful at strawberry growing.😆

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

This could be your year then!

[@nancymondello1740]

This is a great video.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hey thanks Nancy, kind of you to say! :-)