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I must have the best producing strawberry plants ever. Who’s jealous?


I must have the best producing strawberry plants ever. Who’s jealous?

by rhaegal__

33 Comments

  2. ohhellopia

    June bearing? Plant variety name pls, ty!

  3. turquoise_grey

    I’ll take some of your runners. 😉

  4. baseballbear

    me 🥲. all my strawberry plants failed except for ones I dug up from last year

  6. NoGroupthinkHere

    I am struggling to promote more growth. OK is a nightmare for me growing things. I am spoiled by my tropical weather of S. FL; I could easily grow Basil, lemon grass, citronella, rosemary, etc but no in OK, I have to contend with getting all four seasons in a day and IT HAS HAPPENED to me a few times after moving here 4 years ago lol

    please teach me! lol I got two little berries and they seemed to be attacked immediately by these mini bug [tiny white] things before I can even eat one. Bawhhhhh!!!!

  8. The_BunnyMan_Woods

    Anyone using nets to protect from squirrel and chipmunk? Beans or model you suggest.

  9. MuskokaGreenThumb

    I’m not jealous. The squirrels always get mine before they are fully ripe 🥲

  11. PurpleToad1976

    Mine’s the exact opposite, I think I am averaging about 1 strawberry per 6 plants

  12. M2dMike

    I keep trying to grow the damn things, unsuccessfully

  18. Cheesus_Krust

    First grower ive seen actually use straw.

  22. bedbuffaloes

    I’m not jealous because mine look exactly like that! High five!

  23. Delicious_Slide_6883

    I am. Something ate all my baby berries. Every single last one

  24. riffpapi

    So I’m on year 5 of the same strawberry plants. They’ll grow wild into the rest of my garden/yard, but I transplant them back into the box with the rest and they’ve been doing great. Is there a lifespan on the plant? Do they stop producing as much after a few years?

  25. shazzbutter_sandwich

    Jealous of your strawberries but not of the people in your life lol

  26. fisherreshif

    My grandma always had me till 1/3 of her strawberry bed every year. Basically it encouraged suckers to grow as each part of the bed only was allowed to grow for two summers before getting tilled again.

    It seemed to be effective but curious to hear others thoughts about the validity of this.

  27. Meiiiiiiikusakabeee

    Me! Ahahahaha. Those are cute 😭 We can’t grow it here because of climate but there’s a City who can grow strawberries in our country.

  29. Beginning-Border-153

    I’m so jealous, I downvoted you 😅😂

  30. grntom

    Eek, what’s buried in that flower bed!?! Only joking.

  32. Academic-Clothes7220

    Wow, that’s how success looks like!
    How do you fertilise them?

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