Any stunted bush will “come back to life” if you use additional fertilizers for strawberries.
Experienced gardeners recommend preparing a simple fertilizer from available components that are easy to find in a pharmacy. You need to take: boric acid, iodine, potassium permanganate and ammonia.
Everything is prepared very quickly. The only difficulty may be in the proportions of the components.
First, a 10-liter bucket of water should be diluted with hot water by 1/3. Then you need to mix in half a teaspoon of potassium permanganate and boric acid.
Once everything is thoroughly mixed, you need to fill the bucket with cold water and add 15 drops of iodine and 2 tablespoons of ammonia.
You will need to use half a liter of the product for each bush.
Before adding fertilizer, the beds need to be moistened. It is advisable to do this 3-4 hours before the procedure.
The result will pleasantly surprise you.
