How to Grow Strawberry Plant with Seeds at Home by Gardening with Vaneeza

To plant a strawberry plant, the first step is to take fresh strawberries and extract the seeds from them.

After extracting the strawberry seeds, they should be washed with water and dried in the sun for a day to remove any pulp and ensure they don't rot.

Garden soil or ground soil, which is easily available and free of stones, should be used for planting the strawberry seeds.

The strawberry seeds should be carefully spread in a pot and covered with a thin layer of soil. They should be watered gently and placed in a location that receives 7-8 hours of sunlight in the morning and shade for the rest of the day.

The strawberry plant typically starts to grow in 17-18 days after planting the seeds.

The soil above the strawberry plant should be softened every week and organic matter should be added. Water should only be sprayed on the soil, not on the leaves. The plant should be transferred to a larger pot when it grows bigger.

Strawberry plants rarely attract insects or suffer from diseases, but if there are insects, they can be treated with water mixed with insecticide.