Don’t Plant Strawberries Until You See This — The Old Gardener’s Trick for a Massive Harvest!

Don't plant strawberries until you see this process. Since planting them like this, my yield has doubled and I have no weeds. Strawberries do not like hard soil. That's why it's important that the soil is loose. I make a hole 10 centimeters deep so that the root can spread out nicely. The distance between the holes should be 25 centimeters so that each plant has enough food. Strawberries love space, sun, and air. Strawberries are best planted when the soil is slightly moist. If the soil is dry, spray the planting site with water. I add a little wood ash to each hole. It is a natural fertilizer rich in potassium and minerals. Wood ash strengthens the root, the plant takes root faster, and later it gives much more fruit. I put compost over the wood ash. I plant strawberry seedlings from cups. The plant is easier to receive because the root remains intact. The strawberry is planted so that the heart of the plant remains above the ground. Buff the soil around the plant. If you bury the heart of the plant, the plant may rot. Write me in the comments from which country are you watching me? It's nice to know that we are watching each other all over the world. After planting strawberries, I water them with natural nettle fertilizer. Nettle strengthens the plant and encourages growth. After planting strawberries, I always cover the soil with cardboard around the plant. This way, moisture is preserved and there are no weeds. When there are no weeds, the plant gives all its strength to the fruit. This saves me a lot of work in the garden. Strawberries planted in this way give a rich yield and large fruit. If you like the video, leave me a heart in the comment and a like. Thank you, dear friends.