Hello everyone,
Last year I grew some strawberries in growbags in the greenhouse with great success. I just left them there all winter and now they are showing signs of getting going again.
Question is what should I do with them - move them to a new grow bag, plant them outside or just feed the old growbag? Or something else?
Thanks for any help you can give.
David
Last years strawberries in g.bags - what now?
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I would definitely put them in new compost at least. How many plants are there? You could put half in new compost and the rest in a new strawberry bed outside and see which do best.
According to another growing food magazine Strawberries will last 3 years in the same growbag if feed correctly. Hope this helps.
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I'm sure you'll get another year out of your strawberries in your growbag if you keep them well fertilised and watered. However, if you've got room for them elsewhere they will probably thrive. Strawberries seem to be pretty hardy plants. Mine are not in good soil because they're in a side border with roots from neighbour's big shrubs intruding under the fence & grabbing most of the nourishment & moisture, yet with a little manure & watering they still give a good crop.