Strawberry seeds 2 grams

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Common name: Strawberry. Also called: Slimming Fruit. Original habitat of the strawberry: Europe and North America. Description of the strawberry: Strawberry is a perennial shrub spread by the growth of a horizontal stem, and it is a plant species belonging to the genus Fragaria from the Rosaceae family, called the Slimming Fruit, and it is considered one of the unconventional fruit crops. Uses and benefits of strawberries: Used in fruit dishes. It has many medicinal benefits. It is characterized by the abundance of vitamins inside it. It contains mineral salts such as calcium, iron, and phosphorus. It contains citric acid and malic acid, and fruit sugar. It contains high amounts of vitamins A, B, C. Strawberry fruit: The strawberry fruit is one of the fruits that change color several times during ripening. Initially, the fruits are green, then turn white, then partially pink, and finally red. The colored area gradually increases, starting from the tip of the fruit to the base. This is accompanied by an increase in the size of the fruit, an increase in moisture content, a decrease in firmness, and an increase in sugar content, which makes up 70-80% of the soluble solids. Suitable climate for strawberry cultivation: Strawberry cultivation is affected by several factors such as temperature and increased rainfall. Low temperatures may expose strawberries to frost, so the likelihood of the plant being exposed to frost in winter and early spring is high. Therefore, it is recommended to keep them at appropriate temperatures. The appearance of black color in the center of the flower instead of its natural yellow color is a sign of frost damage. Suitable soil for strawberry cultivation: Sandy or yellow soils are the best for this crop. Peat soil mixed with perlite. Strawberry propagation method: Propagated by seeds. Also propagated by seedlings, and it is necessary to choose a place exposed to direct sunlight, close to a water source, and away from areas that may remain moist until late spring.