how is this for fruit I'm looking to plant strawberries. should I add anything to it?
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This is a standalone soil and includes all the nutrients you would need for the first 4-6 weeks of growth. Good luck with your strawberries!
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No this product is just meant for propagating new plant clones. It is not suitable for larger root structures required to have healthy fruit production.
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Sure, strawberry plants I've seen have not been too deep-rooted, so this should work just fine to remove them.
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I personally don't think it's great for strawberries. I just did a test. My strawberries were not softened in any way, just got them out of the fridge. But the masher's metal pieces are pretty thick and wide apart. My strawberries never got fully mashed and pieces kept sticking in between the metal. Not sure if you're softening the berries first. But even if you did, I don't think this masher will finely mash berries. Someone else may have had success doing so, but I'd stick with just potatoes for this masher.
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I'm not sure Erik. I planted mine outside but I have yet to get a flower or fruit. The plant does seem to be thriving so maybe I'll see flowers and fruit next spring.
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Well, it's pretty much the liquified version of the granules you can buy at organic suppliers for pre-weed control. That said, I just don't know whether it would have any negative impact on your growing strawberries. I wouldn't think so. I've used it solely for my lawn. If you can find the manufacturer, I'd give them a call.
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Hi I don't have one in front of me to check the package. But it does say For all flowers, vegetables, trees and shrubs. Not sure about fruit. Sorry not much help Thank you for your communication texasvalue
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While I haven't tried this on on anything other than boiled potatoes, my feeling is that this would not work very well to mash fresh strawberries. It's round edges would probably just slip around the chunks of strawberry. I think you would have more success using the "grid" type of masher.
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well it is big enough for a small bag of lettuce and I have put strawberries in mine and it did alot better than when you keep them in the plastic container they come in from the grocery. I also wash my strawberries and just put them and always follow the directions on the outside of the container it tells you where to put dial at and if you should add water or not to the container. It does work really good, I also put berries in it and they last alot longer as well.
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I just flew through 2 lbs of strawberries. Although when I first got it I thought, hmmm, waste of money, not very substantial, blades kind of flimsy, and then kind of babied it, even removing caps (the green leaves at the top) as I did my first strawberries. This time I got aggressive with it, removed no caps, plunged it into the strawberry, twist of the wrist, done.
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yes they will grow but make sure they get at least 6 hours of sun a day and the more sun the better for the strawberries, hope this helps.
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Depending on the leaf size. If you are going to use tiny leaves not recommended. I put some raw (not dehydrated) spearmint leaves with strawberries and works fantastic.
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ahhhhh berry?! like it says. its a bunch of plants so how fruity you think its going to be!
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I bought the very small ones. They most definitely strong enough to possibly plant herbs in. Strawberries need much more soil to grow. However, I would plant herbs in them.
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I don't know about cut up strawberries, but for whole strawberries are great. Watermelon keeps well too.
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Good for veg. But you will want something like ocean Forest for flower/fruiting. Even then a supplement would be good. Bat gauno tea is a good one. Hope this helps.
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I've only used this is extremely large pots with trees under-planted with strawberries, but I have never had anything grow inthe pots that I didn't plant. Hope that helps.