How to grow pineapple berries Planting tips for pineapple berries

Pineapple berry is a fruit with high nutritional value. It is a hybrid of strawberry. The fruit of this plant is mostly white with red spots on the surface, which is very beautiful against the green leaves. It can also be made into potted plants for people to enjoy. However, people don’t know much about the planting method of pineapple berry. Today, I will introduce it to you in detail, and I will also write down its planting techniques to share with you.

1. Choose the right flower pot

When planting pineapple berries, you must choose a suitable flower pot. If you plant a large number of plants, you must choose a large pot. If you plant a smaller number, you can choose a smaller pot. However, the material of the flower pot should preferably be ceramic, which can maintain good air permeability and drainage, and provide a good growth environment for pineapple berries.

2. Prepare the culture soil

The culture soil is particularly important when planting pineapple berries. It likes soil with a high humus content. It is best to choose garden soil and mix it with field soil. You can also choose fertile soil in the vegetable garden and mix it with peat soil. In addition, when preparing the culture soil, you must also prepare one portion of fertile soil and one portion of sandy soil, and finally add an appropriate amount of compound fertilizer.

3. Planting time and method

Pineapple berry is suitable for planting around March in early spring. If you choose to plant it indoors, you can do it, but you must choose strong seedlings without diseases and insect pests. After planting it, you should water it enough and put it in a cool place to slow down the growth. After a week, it will grow new roots and its leaves will be refreshed. You can move it to the sun for cultivation.

4. Daily management

Daily management is also very important after planting pineapple berries. It requires a lot of water during its growth period. It should be watered in time to keep the soil moist, especially in summer, it should be watered once in the morning and evening. In addition, pineapple berries also have a relatively large demand for fertilizers. Fertilizers should be applied every half a month. Fertilizers cannot be concentrated or raw. It is best to use decomposed bean cake water or a solution made of urea and superphosphate.