Dividing strawberry plant to get more plants~ Divide strawberry plant clump to propagate easily
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- čas přidán 6. 12. 2020
- In this video, I am dividing my 3 year old ever-bearing strawberry plant to get more strawberry plants. I have discussed how to divide strawberry plant clump to propagate strawberry plants easily. I have divided my strawberry plant into 10+ small strawberry plants and planted them in my raised bed.
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Strawberries are a great plant. It’s almost free plants for life
Thanks, everyone always talks about the runners, but I noticed my plant clumping and wondered if I could safely divide them.
Yes you can. It is very easy and the plant is already established with roots.
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This was very detailed and informative. I was able to see exactly what to look for when I try to separate the strawberry plants I just bought. I may wait a while to see if they make runners or separate plants. Thank you so much!
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Good tip to get more strawberries and increase yields
Interesting to see how you do them.
Thank you, this is a very helpful video 😊
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Thank you! I have one that doesn’t make runners too and is about 3 years old and doesn’t make many berries. I will try this!
Sounds great!
Thank you, nice how to description
You are most welcome
Really good method. I must try it on my strawberry plants as they have got bigger
You can try this method after a plant is 3 years old.
This is great thanks, i have some that are outgrowing their pots so will have to have a go at this. Also i am uploading gardening videos from my place here in Australia if anyone is interested
Sounds great!
your video gives me hope! I have 1 giant strawberry plant of my grams and we need to move it and I am terrified it won't handle the move
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.
Strawberry plants are very resilient. However, It is better to divide the plant and keep the baby plants well watered and fed until established. My plants are doing well. Please follow the link to see their progress in my recent garden tour video 👇
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Very helpful! Can you post a video showing the spring plants? Are they all growing?
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Yes they are growing fine in my raised bed. Please follow the link to see the progress in my recent garden tour video👇
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thank you! I was looking for how to divide at the crowns but nobody seems to shows how to do that.
My strawberry plants had 3-4 crowns and they all grew into adult plants but I wasn't sure if I should divide them. I've already clipped some runners off to save.
Yes I also wonder why this is not a common practice. People normall divide perrenials when they form clumps. So the same thing can be done with strawberry plants.
Thank you for the video. It is very useful. My strawberry plants in planters, which I sterted to grow last year, are becoming crowded. So I am thinking of dividing the plants. When is the best month to devide strawberry plants? Some article says it' s done in spring. Is it too late to devide my plants in early September ? I think there is still enough time to grow the root after the division until winter.
You can still divide them. I divided mine in late summer/Autumn too. It's just spring and autumn weather is not too hot and plants can get established. Just water thoroughly if you live somewhere dry.
@@GardeningWise Thank you so much for quick response. I will try.
Did you get good crop from the divided plants or did they stop producing as the mother plant was more than 3 years old
Nope they are doing well. We have tons of strawberries this year.
@@GardeningWise then I will divide my plants this year as they are 3 years old this year
Whart have you planted in the back pf the strawberries, the bog leafed plant
Cauliflowers
Wondering if they are alpine strawberries, they don't have runners.
May be. But the plants which I divided started producing runners. So it may be just the mother plant that was a hybrid.
What time of the year do you do this? Early spring? Or late fall ? Or summer ?
Late summer
Every strawberry except alpine are hybrid strawberries
How do you know which plant is old and which is new? After 3 years do you just throw away the old plants?
Yes after 3 years you can either divide the clump to get many baby plants or compost it as the yeild will not be good. Yeild is high in 2nd and 3rd year. We can label the plants to keep track of how old it is if growing in a container or mark a specific area in the garden for year 1, 2 and 3 plants separately. You can also propagate strawberry plants using the runners along the way so you will never get short of strawberry plants.
@@GardeningWise great idea to label them. Thanks again.
Very nice