Transplanting
Once the seedlings have achieved a third leaf, you can carefully transplant them to pots. If the weather is good, they should be fine outside, otherwise keep them protected and harden them off once the weather improves.
If growing them in containers, strawberries tend to do well if they are planted in small communities, so use a large container and plant several together in an evenly spaced gathering.
Pinch off the flowers
You want to allow them time to establish and become stronger, therefore during the first year, remove any flowers that the plant may produce.
Strawberries are one of the easiest fruits to grow, but you do have to have a little patience. And it is worth the wait to because home-grown giant strawberries are a really special treat. So long does it take to grow these strawberries? Well it depends on quite a number of factors. These factors include the following:
The combination of these factors means that these strawberries can take anywhere from 3 to 5 months or longer.
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