Your comments and tips

05 Jul 16, Teboho Mohai (South Africa - Summer rainfall climate)

Nna ke lema se bitsoang montery and Albion and kee bone li atleha haholo,ke lula Berea,for moreinfo oka ntswara +266 5868 1859

Reply or Post a new comment

09 May 16, Donelle (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

We have a bed of very healthy plants, but only a couple of flowers. I've trimmed off the few runners. What else can I do to increase flowering. Plants were purchased from bunnings.

Reply or Post a new comment

09 May 16, ELIZABETH (Australia - temperate climate)

Donelle, to increase flowering you can prune plants carefully back to the crown this will increase not only new growth but also new flowers.

Reply or Post a new comment

02 May 16, ELIZABETH (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

I HAVE GROWING STRAWBERRIES IN PVC VERTICAL BEDS FOR SOME TIME NOW IN A HOT HOUSE BUT STILL WONDER HOW OFTEN I SHOULD WATER THEM. I HAVE DRIPPERS DOWN THE SIDE OF THE PIPE, IN THE SUMMER THEY AUTOMATICALLY COME ON EVERY HOUR/TWO HOURLY DEPENDING ON WEATHER FOR 1-2 MINUTES. HAVE READ TODAY ONLY TO HAVE THE DRIPPERS SET UP 2 THIRDS DOWN THE PIPE. AND HOW OFTEN DO I WATER NOW HAVING JUST PLANTED NEW PLANTS THROUGHOUT THE HYDROPONIC SYSTEM. THANK YOU.

Reply or Post a new comment

18 Apr 16, Pam Elizabeth LLoyd (South Africa - Semi-arid climate)

I have bought 3 healthy looking strawberry plants and each one of them seem to start off well , then the plant starts to looks sick and all the strawberries that grow are not bright red, brownish and just die off. The leaves also do not look healthy. I have planted them in a planter with lots of compost. What am I doing wrong??

Reply or Post a new comment

12 Apr 16, Julie (Australia - temperate climate)

I planted certified strawberry plants last year in a raised bed. They finished fruiting and i would like to lift them and trim and then replant as the soil level has sunk and there's a lot of couch and clover in the bed. Can i do it now? Living in west gippsland.

Reply or Post a new comment

24 Apr 16, Ivan (Australia - temperate climate)

Hello Julie: now would be a good time - there will still be some warmth in both the soil and air that will help the roots re-establish before the Gippsland cold sets in. Some may flower but the fruiting won't proceed.

Reply or Post a new comment

14 Mar 16, Adrian manshanden (Australia - temperate climate)

How many seasons do you keep plants & can u replant in same bed

Reply or Post a new comment

10 Mar 16, Pat Connolly (South Africa - Semi-arid climate)

Most other sources indicate that the best time to plant strawberries in South Africa is March or April, yet you recommend planting in August or September. Which is correct??

Reply or Post a new comment

20 Apr 16, Chris (South Africa - Semi-arid climate)

It will vary according to the climate zone.

Reply or Post a new comment