Little Growers Strawberry Seeds - Unwins

The best time to sow is from February to April indoors.

Sow seeds individually in 8cm pots filled with compost. For outdoor planting, use well-draining soil and ensure adequate spacing.

Germination can take several weeks, so patience is required. Keep the soil consistently moist and in a suitable location.

Harvesting typically occurs from June through August.

Allow about 30cm between plants in the ground. They can be planted closer in hanging baskets or pots.

This often means they need more light. Ensure they are on a bright windowsill or consider a grow light. Also, check for proper watering.

Yes, these seeds are suitable for growing in hanging baskets or pots, as well as in the garden.

Ensure the compost remains consistently moist (not wet) and check that the pots are not in direct, harsh sunlight. Germination can take several weeks, so patience is key. Try maintaining a consistent temperature.

This usually indicates insufficient light. Move the pots to a brighter windowsill or consider using a grow light. Ensure they are not overcrowded.

Ensure plants are receiving adequate sunlight (at least 6 hours per day) and consistent watering. Pollination may also be a factor; while strawberries are generally self-pollinating, good air circulation helps.

Consistent watering and adequate feeding (using a balanced liquid fertilizer during the growing season) can improve fruit size and quality. Ensure plants are not stressed by drought.