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Old 05-10-2008, 08:45 AM
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Ok guys ive been on this forum for a bit trying to figure out why its so darn difficult to start strawberries from seeds? Almost every thread ive seen they started their plants from a plant not seed? Anyone know WHY? Someone has to figure out how its done.
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have you tried starting them inside?
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Growing some plants from seed is hard. Strawberries being one, horseradish is another. I would just get the rootings, or the live plant and save yorself the trouble and time. They also can sometimes take a season to produce. I typed this before my baby went to sleep, so if someone has already posted this, I'm sorry.
Also strawberrys like the heat, so if you take a plane of glass you can sit it on top of them to make them bloom and ripen faster.
You can also build a strawberry pile. Like a long A frame.
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have you tried starting them inside?
Yes Im trying to germinate them using the baggy and towel method
 

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