HOW TO GROW FROM SEEDS HERB STRAWBERRY STICKS SEEDS

Early spring is the best time to start sowing Strawberry Stick seeds in a cold greenhouse or sheltered location. Use good seed compost and ensure that you keep the soil moist. Most germinating seeds will take about 14 days to germinate. Transplant when they are large enough to handle all risk of frosts, 20 to 40cm apart. When established, the plants do not respond well to transplantation, so transplant seedlings into individual pots while still relatively small and once they have grown their first two true leaves.

CARE AFTER GERMINATION OF STRAWBERRY STICKS 

It is effortless to grow Strawberry Sticks alias Chenopodium foliosum. Once the last expected frost has passed, transplant the plants into their permanent positions. This quickly grown plant tolerates considerable neglect and succeeds in most soils and situations. The plants need to be honed and watered regularly. Water regularly to get a better result but make sure you don’t overwater them and the soil does not become soggy. Plants that are 45 to 60 days old can be harvested just a few leaves at a time until they are fully established. The refrigerator does not store it well, so pick it up right away.

STRAWBERRY STICKS AND BENEFITS

The Strawberry Stick is an attractive plant with a branching habit that produces quantities of light green leaves similar to spinach that can be cooked. It also has stems covered with pink strawberry-like fruit that can be eaten fresh. This root-like vegetable is crispy, sweet, and delicious, white but marred with red beet, a bit bitter, and can be eaten raw or cooked in soups.

Note: Information provided for guidance only, as cultural practices and climatic circumstances vary.

Specifications:

• Product: Strawberry Sticks Seeds
• Sowing Time: February to April
• Height:  40cmcm
• Mature: 1 to 6 weeks
• Bloom Time: three months
• USDA zones: 2 - 8
• Kingdom: Plantae 
• Clade: Tracheophytes, Angiosperms, Eudicots 
• Order: Caryophyllales 
• Family: Amaranthaceae 
• Genus:  Blitum 
• Species: B. capitatum
• Uses: Sweet and delicious fruit