Relocate A Strawberry Plant - Garden Quickie Episode 72
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- Ever wondered how to dig up an old Strawberry plant and relocate it? Well, wonder no more. Today, I found an old and forgotten Strawberry plant growing in a dormant area of the garden. It actually looked super healthy, so I'm going to dig it up and replant it in a 5 gallon fabric grow bag! Follow along as rescue this Strawberry plant from certain weed whacker death, and give it new life as a potted specimen!
Sorry for the long one....I know its a Quickie, but really, I trimmed it down as far as I possibly could!
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Wow! What a treasure among the weeds! Would love to see a follow-up video on the type of strawberry you found 😃
100% I will Sudha! ;-)
How so wonderful to find the strawberries plants for free in your own garden bed? 🍓🌺😋🌺🍓. And, I just can’t help smiling while watching your videos on strawberries. Thank you for bringing the joy in our lives. 😋😋😋
Thanks so much santosh! Appreciate the support!
Good advice and to add, I'd never yank anything out of the ground for transplant even if it's a small tree. I always dig it out and use a shovel to lift out of the ground if it's a heavy root ball of a small tree.
Agreed Ash! :-)
I was talking about this last night. I’m going to have to move some that I have. Great timing Jeff!!! 😁
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Perfect Brandy! Best of luck!
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Thanks, best of luck! :-)
Thanks, I have a strawberry that has gone rogue and wasn't sure if they took to transplanting well.
They really do Kyle. Not much issue at all with them. Its why you can buy bare root stock every spring because they do transplant so readily. :-)
I didn't realize the crowns split. Now I need to run out to the garden and look at my strawberries. LOL Great share. 🦩🌻🌴👍😀🦩🦩🌻🌴👍😀🦩
Ha ha, pretty amazing plants when you really get into them!
Thanks, it couldn’t be more timely. I’ve been wondering how to relocate two plants.
Right on John, best of luck! Lots of mulch and lots of water!
Perfect timing! Today I was helping a friend to clear some old pots that were full of overgrown 'weeds' and found four strawberry plants. I cleared the weeds and planned to do something with the strawberry plants tomorrow. Now I know exactly what to do!
Well ain't that the luckiest find ever! Did you get 2 of them? ;-)
I really needed this this year! Thank you!
Cheers Jade, glad to help! :-)
After this winter in Alberta I had only 2 strawberry plants survive out of 30 that I planted last year. I had them in a garden bed that is probably better used for other plants,so I’m digging up the lone survivor now that you showed me it can be done!😂 👍👍👍
I wonder if that's a super strain that lived? Might be worth collecting runners from it and restarting your population!
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Thanks Laura, appreciate the support!!
Just what I needed to know. Thank you
Jeff, great timing on the video. I do have some aging strawberries to move. BTW, that Garden Straw your using it it herbicide free are you aware? I have the product near me as well and not sure if I will introduce "possible" herbicides in my garden . Thanks a lot.
Thanks Andy! Yes, this stuff I have is free of herbicides...but as you are aware, not all straw out there is. So be careful! :-)
omg! I just relocated several strawberry plants into new beds last week. All are doing well.
Perfect timing! What varieties? Glad to hear they are doing well.
Thanks
Cheers Valerie!
Excellent! I have a large strawberry bed I need to thin out or start over in another location. I have no idea what plants are 5 years old or 1 year old. I have a lot of work ahead of me.
That's great Brett. If you are dividing crowns, don't worry about age. Just pick the healthiest ones. Its not that Strawberry plants can't live past 5 years....its that 5 years in the same spot, they become too crowded.
Damn that’s a good looking strawberry plant!
I have to relocate my potted strawberries. I think the pot they're in is too small! Thanks for the great advice😀💯
More space is always good! Luckily, if they're already in a pot, relocating is a cinch!
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Can’t wait……more please.
Ha ha....On it Jim....On it!
Would you transplant strawberry that is already producing fruit ?
Wondering the same thing!
Yup, if you needed it moved, it would still live. Not ideal, but it won't kill it. :-)
Oof... I guess I need to move my strawberry plant into a much larger container. This explains a lot.
I have strawberries in my grow bags, some very large, long grow bags. The problem is the soil has sunk very low and I would like to save the berries and still refill the bags. Do you think I could lift them out this winter, add more soil and place them back it? They are all in grow bags due to the Bermuda grass I get in my garden. Even when raised beds, the Bermuda grass would get in and and choke out the strawberries. Any ideas?????
Could you fold down the grow bag and take out the strawberries plants?
For sure you can. Don't do it in the winter though. Relocate or replant any Strawberries right after the last harvest, or wait until spring. :-)
I just transplanted my strawberry yesterday will it hurt if I dig it up again and check for more growth if they did multiply maybe when fall comes will check it 😊👍 another informative about strawberry I can apply, thank you Jeff, miss some of your video but will catch up, my granddaughter she’s 11 going through bad illness treatment for life, SLE LUPUS. Thank you
I wouldn't further dig it up again after its just getting established.....especially for something like checking for new growth which can easily be checked by just looking at the plant above the ground. I say leave it for the best productivity Emy. Thoughts are with you for your granddaughter Emy, always positive vibes coming your way!
When should I transplant purchased strawberry plants to a container outside in zone 6, eastern Massachusetts ? I have read in March but then again have read after danger of frost which is May. Thanks. Love your videos !
I'm glued to your strawberry videos. First year growing one alpine verity indoors zone 6a... she has good days and bad days.. I trimmed off all flowers until mid may and got a good bush of leaves ... Now I have about ten berries going and ones turning red already.. but now while fruiting the leaves are burning at the tips or becoming dry.. no excessive heat and keeping soil moist.. every other watering I'm giving tomatoe fert by Neptune and cal mag and ph down by bloom city. Any suggestions on what she may be lacking.. total npk is about 4 4 2... feeling like potassium is too low...
Thanks Derek! For Strawberries, I would stop feeding. Two feedings is all they need unless the pots are small and the watering is excessive. Definitely no feeding while the plant is in flower or especially when it has visible berries. :-)
OK, I can do that! 😺 I also have some huge pepper plants that I think need a bit of Epsom salt. Both for raising acidity and boosting the magnesium.. I'm just all over the place you know. Lol thanks for the tip... I'll be watching lol!
I wonder if I can do it with wild strawberries that I have ll over my land. They are very small and my dog loves them a little too much lol
This is great info. I’m starting a brand new large strawberry bed. I bought two different kind. But I also wanted to transplant my old established ones. And some different seeds I found online. Should I not mix the varieties?
Thanks Jacqueline! Mixing varieties is perfectly fine!
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms thank you 😀
What is the best time to relocate strawberries? Should I do it now at the end of july or wait til next spring?
I was wondering what you mean when you say you want to key out the plant.
Is there a book or online resource for determining varieties of strawberries?
I ask because I have 3 plants I purchased and they were just labeled as "everbearing" with no varietie and I'd like to figure out what they are if possible.
Thanks for any info!
Hello i have a question i just build a 4x5 foot raised bed its 3 foot tall i wanted to know last year I had some beans in 7 to 10 gallon grow bags and they got mosaic virus i was wondering if I could use that potting mix at the bottom of the raised bed to help fill it?
Hey man new subscriber, really don’t need any other garden channel now. Are you aware of wild strawberry plants? Found a few wild ones and wanted to know since they are smaller than commercial ones, can I space them closer? For example 2 plants in a 1 gallon pot?
Hey thanks, appreciate that!! Wild ones can definitely be spaces a little closer together, but I think 2 per gallon is still a bit close...
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms thanks buddy. Note taken.
Can you plant ever bearing with June bearing strawberries together?
Do runners/crowns of straw berry plants help it?
I have alot of these in my strawberry 🍓 bed! I was thinking about digging them up at the end of the season? Is that smart or should I do them right away and move them somewhere else in the bed whr nothing is growing. I'm trying to fill up my whole bed with strawberry plants. I have a few runners and I planted a runner yesterday by itself so it can start growing. I need to redo my whole bed but when is a good time to do it. End of season or early season? Thanks bunches
I only redo my strawberry bed every 4-5 years....definitely not every season. When I do plant to do it, the best time is after the final harvest at the end of summer.....next best time is early spring. :-)
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms Sounds great thanks for your reply 😀
Can strawberries be transplanted in the summer time? Thank you
How's the community garden coming
Hey samuel, radishes out the ying yang and peas are 2 feet tall! Update video in the next week or so!
Can I use pine needles for mulch on strawberries
Yes, I've used them before mixed with grass no problem
Thank you
What kind if strawberries are those with pink flwers
Do you have any experience with wild strawberries? If so how can you tell which ones are edible? My yard is full of them. My location is south Louisiana.
Hi, other than Indian Mock, all wild strawberries appear to be edible. Consult your local field guides to be sure, but I don't think any of the wild Fragria are posionous.
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms awesome. Thanks so much!
How do you keep my strawberries from getting eaten. I put chicken wire over the top to protect from birds but something else is getting them
What fertilizer do I use and how many times please?
Hi Jean, organic liquid balanced blend. Seaweed or fish fertilizers work great. All the info is here: ruclips.net/video/vZdsdcWCdOw/видео.html
Off topic question, I recently transplanted a rasberry plant in a large pot. It has become infested with ants. I have tried poking holes to destroy their tunnels and diatomaceous earth...didn't work. Any suggestions?
Little tiny guys? They usually don't pose a problem and rarely feed on the plants. Its when they protect aphids that you get the problems. Usually just the disturbance of watering and mulching makes them move on...
So they grow well in clay 🤔
Dig them up.properly .... With a proper shovel ... Not a scooper
Meh, I like using what I use
I HATE juneberries for strawberries. I really messed up. Trash berries