2, planting substrate: the so-called substrate is the selected soil, strawberry growth has strong adaptability to soil, and general pastoral soil can be planted. But there is still a big difference between home planting and ground planting, because the environment is very different. Strawberry has the characteristics of being fond of light, water, fat and waterlogging. Therefore, our potted plants generally choose loose and breathable substrates. My soil is perlite, peat soil (10-30 specification), plus base fertilizer, which includes fermented sheep manure, bone meal and slow release. Without these media, humus soil, garden soil and sandy soil can also be mixed. The soil should be loose, soft and nutritious, not just a single soil.
3. Strawberries are afraid of waterlogging. The flowerpot we choose had better be breathable. The flowerpot doesn't need to be too big, and the caliber is about 20 cm. A 2 gallon flowerpot is most suitable. For example, flowerpots with many pores, such as Castle Peak Root Control Pot, Alice Pot and Castle Peak Fang Ding Pot, have a good planting effect.
4. Planting depth is the key to the survival of strawberry seedlings. Too deep and too shallow planting will cause strawberry seedlings to die. The correct way is to make the neck of strawberry seedlings flush with the ground, arch the back outward to reach the depth of not burying the heart and exposing the roots, and water them immediately after planting.
5. Nutritional value of strawberries: strawberries are rich in vitamins and minerals, and the vitamin C per100g is as high as 80mg, much higher than that of apples and pears; It also contains glucose, fructose, citric acid, malic acid, carotene, riboflavin and so on. These nutrients have a good promoting effect on children's growth and development, and are also good for the health of the elderly. Carotene in strawberry is an important substance to synthesize vitamin A, which has the function of improving eyesight and nourishing liver.