How To Grow Strawberries From Seed | SEED TO HARVEST

Grow Strawberries From Free Seeds | Grow Strawberries at Home
Strawberry plants are perennial. They are naturally cold hardy and will survive mildly freezing temperatures. So, if your area has mild winters, little care is needed.
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[@danieljohntobes2743]

To think such little seeds can grow to a majestic fruit. How beautiful life is.

[@prasenjitsaha2586]

Lol

[@spyrosbellos2522]

actually these little "seeds" are fruits, the seeds are inside them

[@skylark1848]

Such is the beauty of her magic

[@whosdatgirl1]

Amazing huh

[@abelp40]

The blueprints for life are at a micro level and possibly smaller. It’s amazing.

[@dodosanchakawapad7984]

The time he spent just to complete this one video for us is truly admirable...patience is key

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Right beo

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Yeah

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Unbelievable

[@dudiana8544]

He made money off it that's why he's doing it

[@BloomingMeadowsCo.]

This was the first decent one I've seen. Thank you, tired of fake videos. Thank you for actually take the time to make a real video of an efficient way to grow strawberry seeds.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks 😊

[@FatNebraskaMom]

We all need to start doing these things again. When I was little my grandmother had 3/4 of her yard just exploding in food. Her strawberry patch was really beyond. As a grown up I can look back and be in awe of how beautiful and tasty those berties were, and how lovingly she cultivated those plants. Heres to Irma. I miss you grandma. And I appreciate all of the self sustaining things you taught me.

[@zan4110]

Perfect time to grow strawberry plants during these times..beautiful story..

[@lurklingX]

idk how the hell people did it. i mean.... seems like nowadays it's so fkking *technical*! i get the drip irrigation, that just saves time and effort and you don't stress the plant in hot environments. but.... starting seeds early, growlights, greenhouses.... wth were people doing to make gardens work previously??? :,(

[@creativemaster6201]

@@lurklingX People had patience , but nowadays there are some much chemicals just to make them grow faster because they can't wait a couple of weeks ??

[@pb.pb.pb.pb.]

@@creativemaster6201 Weeks? In the video, it took him like 4+ months to grow the strawberries. Seems like a lot of time.

[@creativemaster6201]

@@pb.pb.pb.pb. Yea true

[@L6FT]

The best strawberry growing instruction I've seen so far. Thanks

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks 😊

[@stephaniesanchez2057]

so easy to understand

[@medoali5626]

@@urbangardeningofficial do you water them every day when you wrap with plastic every day untell they germnate ?

[@isaiahgarcia5465]

@@medoali5626 Did you water them? I’m wondering too

[@medoali5626]

@@isaiahgarcia5465 no i am just asking but i will do it in both way and see wich one is right

[@reshabriella]

That doggie looks at you with such love in her eyes, it melts my heart!

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Beautiful dog x

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Tv

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[@jiesun7879]

Awwwwww soooo cutee

[@madelinej.6651]

Such simple and clear instructions. I planted the harvested seeds and just decided to see what came of it. Slow and steady growers, these have become my delight. Happily anticipating flowers and possible fruit in the months ahead. Thank you!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

🤝💐💐

[@Rep.MarjorieTaylorGreene]

I appreciate that you spent so much time for teaching us about growing plants! Thank you!

[@HarshKumar-pl1cs]

I am 14 yr old and getting inspired from u and ur garden , I have grown my own garden in this lockdown and successfully produced veggies

[@tkthebudgie1619]

Me too I have grown tomato and Chilli

[@topazpowell8561]

Very well done from North Spain

[@tablabeats5389]

Me too grown chilly and tomato and capcicum

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[@keithhilton8869]

This is one of the best videos on growing strawberries from seed. Basic, simple with and good clear explanation. Well done.

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Хоть бы его переводили на русский!!!

[@Metqa]

This seems a lot simpler than trying to pick each seed from the fruit with a toothpick. Thank you for showing all stages of germination and growth. Other videos just cut to grown plants but you showed the min max germination range as well as the newest seedling. This is very helpful. From Start to Finish, Very informative and Encouraging. Thank you.

[@amanjeet29]

I am 13 years old I am inspired from you and now i have such as Touch me not,dragon fruit,money plant etc. Now I am going to grow strawberry

[@urbangardeningofficial]

🤝

[@amanjeet29]

☺️

[@ankitasaxena5891]

This guy is teaching me to be patient with plants and life in, general. Damn

[@myterracejungle]

I agree

[@JuniperJennifer666]

He is not teaching u anything. All fake

[@ankitasaxena5891]

@@JuniperJennifer666 perspective :) !

[@arkatub]

@@ankitasaxena5891 it is kinda fake, strawberries from seed won't bear fruit like this in the first year, I'm sure they fudged it to look better, however strawberry plants send out a root node stem that creates a new plant when it hits the ground, this is called a "runner", if you grow this you can get a decent harvest in the same year.

[@ankitasaxena5891]

@@arkatub I see, I wasn't able to get that at the first shot. Thanks :)

[@sarahrickman6609]

I did the seed drying that you showed and I have yet to plant them. Your channel encouraged me to plant like a crazy woman. So I went to Dollar Tree where they actually have 10 gallon grow bags or at least they did. I planted potatoes and my dirt was wet when I planted them so I was thinking they may just rot because I know your not supposed to plant potatoes in wet ground but I prayed and asked God to bless everything In planted. And wow, they are beautiful! I planted beets, celery, lettuces, squash and bell peppers and green beans. I get told all the time how good everything looks. I've inspired my neighbor to do container planting too. I have yet to grow corn and cucumbers. I will though. I've done all this in baskets that I either used a grow bag inside them or a blue Walmart bag and everything is doing great. I have strawberries that my grandkids come and check regularly. It's all worth it just for that. I showed them how to pinch off the leaves of the beet tops and the tops of lettuce to eat and my 5 yr old grandson loved it. Him and his friend are alot and the plants have just rebounded. I planted perrinial flowers and all kinds are coming up. I found out I can grow flowers from seed quite well. I love it! None of the management has complained either.

[@um8351]

I wish you could post the pictures for us to see. What a fascinating story. Thank you for sharing.

[@shamsrehman6842]

What cocobeat is, mixed with soil ?

[@jodyhakala-ristow7014]

That’s amazing. How are the plants 🪴 h🌱 now? 🍓🍀

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👍️

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😊

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After reading so much philosophy psychology theology science after interacting with so many people for years, i will say that this is something which really gives me mental peace ❤❤. A very big thanks from my side ❤

[@urbangardeningofficial]

🤝

[@michaelnguyen5100]

My dog ate some strawberries, did a crap in the backyard and now I have a garden full of strawberries 🙂

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Nice

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Omg really

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@@govindappabpbp1164 true story lol

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@@michaelnguyen5100 🤩awesome

[@kaylalee7861]

Goals honestly 😂

[@erbmonsodillepa403]

A little trick to keep birds away is to paint a bunch of pebbles red and put them on the soil before the actual strawberries have had a chance to grow, then you can fool them into pecking the rocks and eventually leaving. At least it worked for me :) Thanks for your awesome vid :D

[@lydarocha7230]

Haha! What a cool trick.🤣

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Nice trick.

[@explorerlad6667]

Haha gonna try

[@jodyhakala-ristow7014]

🪨 🍓 🦅

[@UnyahPe1601]

😆😅😂🤣 Thanks for Sharing. 👍👍🤭🤗 I'ld like to try the trick. 🙏🙏🙏👍

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My after exams plans 👍🏻👍🏻

[@user-gz1ug1xe9t]

Same same 😂😂

[@Arkryal]

A few more tips: 1) If growing in pots, add small, red lava rock to the soil surface once the plants are large enough. This reduces bird damage, they can't differentiate the rocks from the berries and will give up. It also helps repel slugs and snails. 2) In pots, put a line of copper foil tape around the rim of the pot to further protect from slugs (the biggest strawberry pest), and set the pot in a saucer that is kept full of water. The water keeps ants out, and the strawberries grow better if water is wicked up from beneath instead of getting water on the surface. 3) Divide your plants into two groups. The first is the fruiting group. Alway remove the runners from these pots so all energy is focused on the berries. In the second group, remove all flowers and only cultivate the runners so you have new plants the following year with much less effort. Production is severely reduced in 2-3 years so new plants are essential. 4) 15 Plants = 1 Quart of berries (some variance depending on the type and cultivar). So generally, you plan about 50-60 plants per person. I go with 60 per person in the following proportions: 15x June Bearing 15x Everbearing 15x Day Neutral 15x Alpine Among these, it's best to get 2-3 cultivars of each to stagger the ripening date so you have a continuous supply. 5) For cooking, preserving, do a separate plot of a single June Bearing cultivar, and plan for 300 plants per person. When strawberries are cooked down, they reduce a lot, so you need much more if you plan on cooking with them vs eating fresh. 6) When field planting, space 12" apart. So 300 plants take just over 324²ft, or 18' x 18'. While they can be planted closer than this, it will lower yields and increase fungus issues. 7) While strawberry plants will grow in the shade, bright sun is critical for fruit ripening.

[@cniknik9863]

This was very helpful, especially the part about drying the seeds off first. Whenever I tried planting the seeds with the flesh still on it molded. Now I know what to do. Thanks. 😊

[@roguestorm2769]

Same lmao

[@majidaattaplantscare4582]

So nice

[@katrinacarter7758]

I was looking through comments for this question! I wondered why couldn't you just plant the whole fruit! Thanks!

[@mayamam928]

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[@pershop4950]

usually you think a fruit might drop its seeds and then the seed can germinate and grow. but i guess strawberries are even more specific that it should not be in or around the flesh otherwise it may get moldy.

[@sussymemes3442]

I was working with my dad with seeds when we saw this video and it worked! In 89 days the plant have already grown 3 strawberries! Thank you so much!

[@randomautonomousdronepilot3384]

Just 3? 💀💀

[@kazarice7932]

@@randomautonomousdronepilot3384 Just plant various pots if you want a lot

[@zan4110]

Wow..encouraging..did not take a long time..going out to buy strawberries tomorrow!!

[@aida087]

Thank you so much for this video!! I've been wanting to try growing my own strawberries for some time and your instructions are perfect!!😊🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thank you 🤝

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@@urbangardeningofficial can it grow in temperate regions

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[@godsperfectcreation4756]

Such a great way to explain how to grow this delicious fruit. Thank you so much !!! Will definitely do.!! 💖🙏

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“Be careful not to harm yourself” wise words 🤣

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I thought it was kind of him to say that. 🥺

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ThankS

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How are you

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I fine

[@prumsangbona3003]

HaHa Sister 😝😝😝

[@sarahrickman6609]

I am totally gonna try this. I live in an apartment so when I see videos of people living in town it makes me smile because I want to see what's possible for me.

[@ChronepsisTV]

Starting some strawberries in Texas, thanks for the video!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Happy Gardening 💐

[@kdham3692]

Cleaver. I never thought of doing that. I’m going to grow strawberries this year from the delicious organic bunch I have in the fridge. I’m thankful I haven’t eaten them all, and I’m thankful to you for the tip. 💜

[@abhinaya2009devi]

How many of you want to see him live? I inspired from him and started my gardening...

[@urbangardeningofficial]

💐👍😀😊

[@gardeninside1367]

Please support me to keep it up 🥺🥺

[@pahoskins]

Thank you for such a useful , clearly explained video.. I currently have a small patio greenhouse full of strawberry plants in 6in pots but I have wondered if these containers were large enough,Now that I have seen your berries in similar pots with ripened strawberries, I feel confident that my plants should produce fruit as well.

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??,

[@dawncawthra3519]

This is how one lives in harmony with nature. Very beautiful thank you for teaching us🌸

[@ginova0817]

Thank you for the tutorial it’s the perfect video for someone like me who’s starting his gardening adventure 😊

[@Liap]

All the way from seed to fruit, awesome! 🍓 My ones has just germinated 🙂

[@nangboonleng6326]

Congrats

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Great 🤝

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Great

[@heyhyena7748]

How is it doing now

[@SunDianka]

Please tell us how is it now! 🤗

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I started my channel after watching you.. you are an amazing person with inspiring skill and attitude

[@urbangardeningofficial]

🤝💐

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Prašau subtitrų

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@@urbangardeningofficial can we germinate these seed in may month?

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[@mshortyscreations]

Thank u so much for this straight forward video! I’m about to try it out myself. As a new gardener I’m super excited to learn more.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Happy Gardening 🎈

[@totesflaisch]

Didn't know that it is so easy to grow strawberries from seeds! Thanks for the Video! I accidentally grew a tiny plant from a strawberry that dried over winter on my plants from last year :D before throwing it away with all the dried up leaves, i thought "why not sprinkle the seeds over the soil of this pot". An now I have a very tiny strawberry plant

[@Adrian-cw8yu]

Did it grow back the next year? it should

[@totesflaisch]

@@Adrian-cw8yu Yes, I still have all my strawberry plants :)

[@Adrian-cw8yu]

@@totesflaisch Nice, congrats! I'm just starting a massive crop of 3 different strawberries, from seed, last night, a month to germinate, then 2 and a bit growing months after that, then hibernate over winter, then next year will be the second year and a nice crop!

[@growwithgeorgia]

Hands down the BEST VIDEO I have seen on strawberries!!! Well done! One of my biggest goals growing strawberries from seeds!!! Thank u

[@danishblessedone]

It's amazing how you don't gwt carried with your knowledge and keep every little detail included that novices would need! ❤

[@ivarrtheboneless9104]

Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge. You have inspired me to try growing the fruit from the seeds

[@yashwaellohim5391]

I am pleased with you brother... well orchestrated with profound insights for knowledge.. thank you and may GOD allow you more guidance in teaching those who know NOT the way of gardening strawberries. Congratulations...

[@spiritakarabbit369]

I love how you also have the information on the natural seasons they grow

[@riobird1363]

This is the video I was searching for!!! I wanted to know how to it from the strawberry itself. Thank you sooooo much!! You’re a very good teacher. This week is teacher appreciation week here in USA 🇺🇸 so i want to say thank you for being a wonderful teacher and passing along valuable knowledge to the world.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

🤝💐😀 happy Gardening

[@diannereneetodd4801]

I am so inspired to try this method to grow my strawberries 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾thanks for the video!!!!!!

[@Amia1301]

I love how you take good care of them like a baby

[@ozztam]

God’s creation is amazing!!

[@wendykgosi149]

Thank you so much sir 🙏🏽 you have taught me what I was wondering about… ie. how to extract the seeds off of the strawberry 🍓 the quickest.

[@ruirui9490]

why you cannot just plant the strawberry skin with seeds before drying it or after drying what will happen?

[@adayinthelife8646]

Thank you for the information, knowledge is power!

[@trinaxxx]

I have used this video to help me! I’m excited to see the strawberry seedlings grow

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Great

[@deeptimore6007]

Sir, i followed your instructions step by step and it worked . Now they germinated.and started showing leaves . Thanks for this practical video 🙏🏼

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Happy Gardening 😊

[@nishimuraniki10]

And also congratulations for 1 millon. This is my favourite gardening .and i am child i grown most vegetable on my terrace

[@topazpowell8561]

Well done, keep it up, from North Spain.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Great 🤝💐

[@ThunderboltT-pk5cy]

Im also a child my uncle planet tomato trees and they are growing unripe tomatoes now

[@aryagupta.09]

I am also a child I have grown strawberries tomatoes and money plant

[@user-ct4cq6se3z]

I am also a child i grown most of the vegetables on my terrace

[@pittsburghatecore]

This video is incredible. I would have never thought of doing this.

[@mookiecookie44]

Growing a plant?

[@chichanramirez7321]

So I am growing a apple tree and watermelon and strawberry and grapes

[@Vanessaviarino]

Thank you so much for these tips. I followed this process and it works. My very first time growing strawberry seeds.

[@bluelovehearts1able]

This is the decent tutorial video of planting strawberry i have watched. Thanks!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Glad it was helpful 😇

[@reedaventurevlog88]

OMG..now I will start saving the seeds and plant them into my pot. Thank you for sharing this.

[@PopleBackyardFarm]

I appreciate your doing this. I love strawberries and the more I can get the better!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

😀🤝💐

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[@primrozie]

Thank you! This is the best video I've seen on growing strawberries!

[@vennettegloud3128]

It’s time for me to start growing stuff. The miracle of life is just too fascinating to miss! Gratitude…

[@angelavitali25]

My seeds are ready to sow, wish me luck I'm in Sicily and we have plenty of sun already, thank you so much

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@Anjela Vitali anything happened

[@myterracejungle]

Best of luck. Please update after few days

[@Durgeshkr00]

You have plenty of sun... Which planet do you live... My planet (Earth) have only one sun.

[@Cocoagoddess_]

I know it’s so beautiful there now with the sun being out more and more. Good luck and please update us, we want to see your plant please 😊

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This is brilliant! Thank you for sharing all this.

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🙏🏼👍🏻❤️🙏🏼

[@HJMJH]

So I took your advice this year. Dried out some seeds and now have 4 plants growing in my hydroponic garden.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

👍 great 😃

[@davidlaboissiere6050]

Thank you so much…I love your passion for teaching others

[@urbangardeningofficial]

🤝🤝

[@cheynetitus6912]

Wonderful video. Ever since i started gardening i stumbled upon your videos and i have to admit how much you've helped me with my gardening. Please continue with your wonderful skills. God bless. Lots of love from South Africa

[@esha.j3129]

This is actually my 3rd year of gardening, and even to grow a tiny mustard lm taking your instructions, please do a video on how to grow cluster beans, and love your videos 🥰

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👍

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[@k27ism]

Mustard seed = faith

[@lulua656]

I really appreciate for sharing this with us. May Almighty the creator of everything may bless us and our plants and animals too❤

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Happy Gardening 💐

[@loveforkitchen2166]

Your videos encourage me to plant more plants and grow more fruits and veggies in my small garden. This helps a lot thank you.

[@xbrandi12345x]

Excellent video!! Clear and easy to understand visuals and instructions. Great job!!

[@callmesoap1119]

Thank you so much for this. I was wondering why my strawberry leaves kept turning brown and I would have to trim them and pull them off and now I know that I'm not supposed to water them. Also I have them in the ground by my bell peppers so I just took them back out of the ground and put them in their own separate pots by my herb section. Hopefully I get some beautiful strawberries like yours.

[@tapsfordays5548]

Bell pepper can have harmful pathogens to strawberries same for tomatoes vining crops

[@callmesoap1119]

@@tapsfordays5548 I didn't know that. Thank you. My strawberries died anyway so I'm starting again 🤣

[@Mae-rr5ye]

@@callmesoap1119 lol we'll all get it in no time! Practice practice practice

[@mejustme3158]

Fantastic! Just subscribed, you made me feel much more confident in my attempt to do this. I started a week ago, so far no germination, but I didn’t know about the plastic wrap trick. Will do this right now. Thankyou

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Happy Gardening 🤝

[@cpv563]

This video is fantastic! Very specific!!! Thank you for share the kind of dirt you used . 👍👏👏👏 the idea to dry the strawberries is amazing!

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I have no words to say after watching this video just Great 😌😌😌❤️❤️

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[@ihopeugrow]

I did this as an experiment last summer. I used moldy strawberries I found in the fridge, sliced skin as thin as I could and placed it on top of the soil. I remember sprinkling a thin layer of soil but hardly covered it. It was washed off anyway when I watered it. I placed the pot right by my other plants so it can get watered but it was only getting partial sun since it was being shaded out by the taller plants. I got a ton of plants and transplanted the healthiest looking ones. I haven’t got any fruits from it but it is winter right now and I planted the strawberries in early Sept. I shall see next spring. - zone10a

[@gardeninside1367]

Please support me to keep it up 🥺🥺

[@MagixVFX]

Same here i did it on this year june. Waiting for next year so that my plant produce fruit

[@size14intimbs85]

How are ur plants

[@lukinator6486]

they often don’t bear fruit in the first year, and if they do, It‘s the worst harvest of their 3 year lifespan, so don’t be disappointed if you don’t get the desired result!

[@irulan9161]

Amazingly well detailed. You explained everything perfectly. Thank you! ☺️

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks 🙏

[@gmashands]

I just planted my dried seeds, whoop whoop can't wait to taste. Thank you so much for teaching with such detail, very great video, blessings 🇨🇦🌻🌻🌻🙏

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks 🙏

[@artfan3974]

I'm going to try this. Thank you! 😊 I love how it shows them going from seeds to strawberries🍓

[@djerenxuereb2567]

Thank you sooo much for showing this. I'm going to the supermarket to choose the sweetest strawberries 😀😀

[@VineyardGHS]

Don't buy the sweetest strawberries, instead by the ones out of the organic section. Most strawberries that you get from the grocery store are cross-pollinated. In other words the strawberries from the cheap shelf will grow more like a cartoon picture of a strawberry and be nowhere near as sweet. As where the organic strawberries should grow more bumpy with weird shaping but be far more delicious.

[@VineyardGHS]

Also as your strawberry start to ripen some of the leaves will start to yellow this is a magnesium deficiency you can feed your strawberries very easily without affecting flavor with a product called calimagic it's calcium and magnesium plant food

[@Grow103]

Strawberry plants look so cute with there little leaves and flowers🍓🌸🌺

[@happyentertainment8003]

Very clear and simple video! I love that you go through all the steps

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Glad it was helpful!

[@swethas5824]

Oh my goodness. You should be really proud of yourself to have harvested such wonderful produce from scratch. Hats off. Please provide some information or links on where can we get good quality strawberry saplings from (apart from growing from seeds), and what variety of strawberries are consumed largely.

[@XRTRACING]

Sorry for a late comment to this but Fragaria virginiana breed is the type I grow. They’re smaller than “commercial” strawberries but taste so much better!! Seem easier to grow in my opinion too!!

[@srishtikamdar8101]

I love your channel😍 This has inspired me to start my own Vegetable garden! Thank you❤️

[@power6740]

Nice

[@aminjr4877]

The Best Way To grow strawberries. Thanks A lot👌

[@DrFloopaIsPro]

I cant believe that 1 seed did this. Even after removing them from their original pot, they still became red strawberries, fascinating.

[@angadsinghkalra1482]

Congo for 1 Millon Sir...I Request you to make a video on growing Zucchini 🙏🏻 P.s I get to learn a lot from you sir as a begginer....

[@terriem3922]

In the US, a lot of fruits and veggies are hybrids or radiated, and won't produce good seeds for fruit. But I threw out some pinto beans from the trash onto the ground, and 4 days later they had sprouted! So I planted them. The trash had inoculated them. Funny.

[@anniemomma5389]

Go to farmers market ..usually they are picked packed n sold all organic 😉💯

[@MintyyIsOdd]

If getting fruits/veg that you wanna sprout seeds from, check where the brand supplies the fruit/veg from. If it is from inside USA, it will not be radiated and will be able to grow. I did this, shaved a side of strawberry with yellow seeds on it and decided to use the paper towel method and put the strawberry seed skin thing onto it, I checked it today and although it’s very small and very hard to see there are indeed green sprouts coming from the seeds!

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Imagine if the radiation caused a mutation in the genes that cause them to grow something extraordinary

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Then go to a farmers market

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I always see so efficiently you do useful gardening ,Thankyou

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[@snowsnow11]

what a beautiful yellow doggo!

[@karlsfoodforestgarden6963]

This is so interesting! I never realized that they would grow true to seed. Learning new things every day! Thank you!!!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thank you 🤝💐

[@howtowithelizabeth7513]

Pretty accurate with mine flavor wise but mine are tinny compared to the ones I got in the store where I plucked the seeds from

[@MollyMitchellWard]

You have made an easy to follow video that is full of great information!! Thank you so much! I am excited to begin!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Good luck 🙂

[@DaRealBlade]

Thank you so much :D You really helped me with my strawberries. Once I harvested them they were the best fruits I ever had. (Also I started with seedlings and not store bought strawberries

[@mazharulhuq1945]

Good and very helpful clear video. Thank you for not lecturing useless issues. Easy to follow method. Excellent.Please keep it up.

[@carlacosta56]

The best video about strawberries I have watched. Thanks 😊 🙏

[@urbangardeningofficial]

💐🤝

[@looseassociation]

Your instructions are clearly depict each step to grow strawberries. I am encouraged to start the process🍓🍓🍓

[@anisurrahman3641]

Just watching this made me happy.

[@CountryQ]

I never new what that gardening tool was for... thank you 😂

[@713HTX713]

Omg lol

[@harrahcimafranca6336]

Congratulations for 1M. You deserve it! ❤️

[@urbangardeningofficial]

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[@ireneb3433]

Wow! ... added ANOTHER 6M views (and then some!) in a year!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!! and like Harrah said ... well deserved!!!

[@dunken27]

I love these no nonsense to the point Videos..straight up right from the outset. Nice one Sir..thank you

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks 🙏

[@deborahlaney2988]

The simplest explanation I've ever seen! Subscribing

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thank you

[@msvm76]

This was great! Thank you for sharing

[@nivinaidu]

So glad I was able to find your channel. All the videos are so soothing, informative and interesting. Thanks for your time :)

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks 🤝

[@thelisajourney]

Thank you. It was a pleasure to watch this and see the process. Enjoy the fruits of your labor. Literally.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thank you 💐🤝