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I want to question you a question- I have purchashed the Ozark strawberry plants and they were very overgrown in their small potts so I bought a lage pot and it said they needed slightly acidic soil and peat moss to grow in.so I bought fruit and berry spikes with the appropraite soil for them.They are wilting and not looking that healthy- What have I done incorrect? Please help- D.Anderson
Nice. Would this work with blackberries? I’d like to take a runner from my boyfriend’s garden and give it to my aunt.
THANK YOU!!!
If you arent being paid any flowers or fruit it may well be because you haven’t been pruning back the runners. Strawberries multiply by shooting out runners that grow new plants(kinda like a spider plant) as well as by seed. Make sure to cut off the runners as they come out so the plant needs to set fruit to breed. You can even replant the new plants that are growing off the runners.
If it is your first year, you will not usually get berries until the following summer.
i have heaps of strawberry plants growing they are realy healthy and mutiplying like crazy but no flowers or fruit what can i do?