Give your strawberries some ammonia so they bear fruit without interruption: 1 spoon and they will be overwhelmed with harvest
Growing a rich strawberry harvest is not an easy task. And the main secret is intensive care and feeding.
You may encounter a problem when strawberries bloom but do not yield a harvest. There may be several reasons: flowers were damaged by frost, weed varieties appeared, weevil invasion, lack of pollination.
Strawberries, like other plants, need to be fed in a timely manner for growth, development and abundant fruiting. And it is not necessary to use store-bought chemicals. An aqueous solution of ammonia will help out.
Ammonia – fertilizer for strawberries
Ammonia will not harm strawberry bushes, it is useful, but you need to know how to properly dilute it for watering.
You will need to take 1 teaspoon of the product per 5 liters of water. Stir, and the solution is ready for use.
Ammonia solution is useful for feeding strawberries at the beginning of the season after the first leaves appear. The second watering is after flowering, so that the berry bears fruit tirelessly. The last feeding with aqueous ammonia is carried out after fruiting.
