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  • strawberry seeds 1kg
  • strawberry seeds 1kg
  • strawberry seeds 1kg
  • strawberry seeds 1kg
  • strawberry seeds 1kg
  • strawberry seeds 1kg
  • strawberry seeds 1kg
  • strawberry seeds 1kg
  • strawberry seeds 1kg
  • strawberry seeds 1kg
  • strawberry seeds 1kg
  • strawberry seeds 1kg
  • strawberry seeds 1kg
  • strawberry seeds 1kg

strawberry seeds 1kg

No.THT22
High germination strawberry seeds for balcony pots and garden ground planting. Sweet juicy berries, easy to grow for home garden beginners.
$320.00
  • strawberry seeds 1kg
  • strawberry seeds 1kg
  • strawberry seeds 1kg
  • strawberry seeds 1kg
  • strawberry seeds 1kg
  • strawberry seeds 1kg
  • strawberry seeds 1kg

Description

Our high-quality strawberry seeds are screened from ripe healthy strawberries with tiny full seeds and stable germination rate. Strawberry is a low-growing perennial herbaceous fruit plant with strong adaptability. It blooms small white delicate flowers in spring and produces bright red plump berries with sweet juicy flesh rich in multiple vitamins.
Strawberry has good cold resistance and can safely overwinter outdoors in most temperate regions. Seed-grown plants can bear the first batch of fruits in the same year or the next growing season. Widely applied for balcony hanging basket planting, indoor potted fruit viewing, garden ground cover greening, vegetable bed economic cultivation and courtyard edge decorative planting. It likes loose, breathable, fertile slightly acidic well-drained sandy loam soil. Waterlogged low-lying position and heavy clay soil are strictly forbidden to avoid root rot and seedling death. Daily maintenance mainly includes sufficient scattered sunlight, frequent small amount watering, timely removal of runners and old leaves, as well as simple pest prevention, which is a super popular edible and ornamental dual-purpose small fruit plant.

Planting Instructions

  1. Soil Preparation
    Mix peat soil, perlite and fine river sand with a little decomposed organic fertilizer to make loose breathable substrate. Ensure the bottom of the container has drainage holes.
  2. Seed Pre-treatment
    Clean seeds completely to remove pulp mucus, soak in warm water for 12–24 hours to accelerate germination. No cold stratification is required.
  3. Sowing Method
    Sprinkle ultra-fine seeds evenly on the moist soil surface, cover with an extremely thin layer of fine sand less than 0.3cm, spray mist gently to keep surface humidity.
  4. Germination Condition
    Keep substrate slightly damp without ponding water, constant temperature 18–25°C. Seeds germinate within 7–18 days. Cover transparent plastic film to lock moisture during germination period.
  5. Daily Maintenance
    Place in bright scattered light or mild full sun; avoid strong midday burning sun in summer. Reduce watering frequency greatly in winter dormancy. Trim redundant stolons regularly to concentrate nutrients on fruit setting. Keep good ventilation to prevent gray mold and aphids.

Specification

  • Plant Name: Garden Strawberry
  • Botanical Name: Fragaria × ananassa
  • Plant Type: Cold Hardy Perennial Herbaceous Berry Plant
  • Mature Height: 15–25 CM
  • Fruiting Period: Spring to Early Summer, seedlings bear fruit in the same year or next year
  • Germination Temperature: 18–25°C
  • Growing Temperature: -10°C ~ 30°C
  • Light Requirement: Bright indirect light / mild full sun
  • Soil: Loose well-drained slightly acidic sandy soil
  • Planting Difficulty: Easy
  • Core Features: Fast fruiting, delicate edible fruits, suitable for hanging baskets, balcony pots and garden ground cover

FAQ

Q1: Can strawberry plants survive cold winter outdoors?
A1: Mature strawberry plants have good cold resistance and can overwinter outdoors in most areas; a small layer of mulch can be laid for protection in extremely cold weather.
Q2: When will seed-sown strawberries produce fruits?
A2: Most robust seedlings can bear fruits in the same year after germination, and stable high yield will be achieved in the second year.
Q3: Does strawberry need strong sunlight?
A3: Adequate bright light is needed, but intense scorching sun in summer should be shaded. Long-term darkness will lead to no flowering and fruiting.
Q4: What is the biggest planting taboo?
A4: Overwatering and soil humidity too high cause root rot and fruit rot; poor ventilation easily induces fungal diseases.
Q5: Suitable for beginner gardeners?
A5: Very suitable for newbies, just control watering properly and maintain a ventilated growing environment.

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