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heirloom strawberries
- Thread starter stoned-trout
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idntknwsht
New member
Trout, did they completely crap out, or were you able to keep them going?
Cheers.
Cheers.
gardener60
Active member
Trout what are you feeding your strawberries? I have mine in peat and compost and i feed fish emulsion, cal/mag and kelp and they are small and slow just starting to flower good.
R
Rubber Chicken
I am growing some Bubbleberries (Musk Berries) Fragaria Moschata.
They are supposed to be the most flavorful and fragrant strawberry, has anyone else tried them?
They are supposed to be the most flavorful and fragrant strawberry, has anyone else tried them?
HuffnPufferfish
Member
i got two, propagating them till i have around 20, then ill do some voodoo and hope for berries, they grow slow and wont always give fruits
R
Rubber Chicken
yes, you need a female plant and a male plant to pollinate and mke berries.
Good luck
I am hoping i have some berries coming soon too.
