What do I use to feed strawberries?
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Phostrogen is a good all-rounder and can be used for flowers, fruit and vegetables - it is not as expensive as some of the other feeds - a heaped teaspoonful in a large watering-can is the dosage - water twice per week when the flowers appear on the strawberries and you should have a good crop.
A spoon
Strawberry baby bottles
A donkey lol
a fork or just your fingers
Do you mean to feed the plant or a person?
If it's a plant manure
if it's a person a spoon.
A creamer and sugar sifter.
You can slice straw berries, mix with some fresh cream and powdered sugar and eat with spoon.
Or you can make strawberry milk shake, pour in a glass and drink, it is really yummy.
If you want to feed the strawberry plants, you can sprinkle water over the plants and put some manure too.
Tomato feed from your supermarket or garden centre.
Since strawberries don't require large amounts of nutrients.especially nitrogen. you can feed them with a balanced fertilizer...such as a 10-10-10 or 5-10-10 once a month.
Simply scatter 1/2 a cup evenly around the entire base of each strawberry plant. Make sure you don't allow any fertilizer to stay on the leaves or it may burn.
Hope this answers your question.
-Certified Professional Crop Consultant with over 30 years of experience and a Degree in Plant Science
liquid tomato feed if they are in pots. in the garden use growmore granuals or a feed with a high potasium content
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