I love to leave them for as long as I can – until they’re slightly soft to the touch. The insides are red all the way through and I can smell them before I even pick them. That’s when they’re the sweetest and the most “strawberry”.
by nahfacenah
I love to leave them for as long as I can – until they’re slightly soft to the touch. The insides are red all the way through and I can smell them before I even pick them. That’s when they’re the sweetest and the most “strawberry”.
by nahfacenah
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Congrats on your diarrhealess harvest!
What type is this? They’re enormous!
How do you do it?
Mine grow to the size of a pea, turn red, then a rodent eats it.
So jealous! I can never grow strawberries. Too many things like to eat them.
Teach me your ways!
Variety?
Red the whole way though…what a dream 🍓❤️
Lovely! What variety are these?
Wooooooooooo!!!!!!! 🥳😁🪴🍓
The are so big and bright!! What kind are they?
they are huge and pretty. and definitely yum.
WOW those are huge. Do you fertilize with an additive to the water, or sprinkles on the soil, or both?
Shinny looking strawberries 🍓 hope the one that follows would glow like that
They’re beautiful and I’m not at all jealous. I can’t leave mine until they are at their strawberriest as the birds or my dog will eat them before I get a chance and both have figured their way around those little mesh bags. 🥺 But this isn’t about me. 😂
Seriously they are beautiful. You should be proud. 🤩
So jealous! Once mine are sweet the squirrels take their tax (aka one annoying bite)
How high off the ground are your containers? My wife’s Alpine Strawberries are in-ground and it seems rabbits or some other creatures are getting half the fruit.