How to get 10X's more Strawberries 🍓 with this one trick!...... (Top Secret Version)

In this Third installment in the Mad Scientist Strawberry 🍓 growing series the Mad Scientist tells all and reveals the top secret way to get 10X's more berries 🍓🍓🍓😱

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[sandylowry]

Last year i was finally able to get enough of my own strawberries to make jam. It was just strawberry but it was mine and it was organic and tasted magnificent. Love to start seeds so ill be workin this method this year. Thanks, loved the whole series

[rosetesta]

I just came across your channel! You have helped me immensely. I have been wanting to start organic farming in planters. I am apprehensive and nervous. No more!! You’re down to earth ; ) way of teaching is so encouraging. Thank you!

[MattyDemello]

First time hear. But just hearing "patriots" you earned a like and a sub. God bless you.

[annbrian]

I'm from the Caribbean and was able to germinate the seeds on the strawberries and got beautiful healthy plants.

I transplanted some yesterday into larger pots. Thanks for the video.

[JoshuaCussins]

I was Born in Oxnard CA and thats the strawberry capital

[paulas_lens]

I can't believe I never thought of using the seeds ON a strawberry to grow strawberries! <doh>

[izzibelliee]

Part of me was hoping the secret trick was going to be something like singing to the berries every morning!

[ariseandshinecrafts]

Gotta try this! Purchasing the plants are so expensive. Such a valuable tip. Thankyou God Bless

[_modvault]

The reason they're called strawberries is because, hundreds of years ago in England, "urchin" children aka orphan peasant children would sell them strung on a stick of straw in the marketplace. Just a bit of trivia I learned decades ago that has stuck in my brain all these years...

[verleejenkins]

Just found you today! We used to live just south aways from Marshall! Not sure why it's special to you but that area is special to us! God bless

[barbarabfree]

I like the new video where you start so many different types of tomatoes! My strawberries are sending out vines and selfplanting about 10 new plants. From seed yo strawberry patch. 😂

[sn]

Oh I loved Old Albama Farmer's videos and presence! I still rewatch his videos ❤

[daslage]

I got the message loud and clear to grow strawberries. Doing it via aquaponics NFT 450+ plants. Also great to trade with during the Apocalypse

[meek.intuitive]

I was NOT expecting you to say medicinal! Wow!😮😊 🍓

[craigjacob]

Wow I never knew the cinnamon trick😁👍 !!!

[KevinGastonSR.]

Watching your video and saw the avocado seed in water. Trick we do with avocado seeds is to peel it and plant in solo cup w potting soil. Quickly produces a tree in a week or 2. I'm looking into strawberries for tips n tricks.

[rosedixon]

I live here in Arkansas!! Your video is very informative! Thank you so much!

[hypnodream]

Great strawberry info. I do wish you would hold the camera still. Definitely going to check out your other videos.

[juneramirez]

Fantastic!!! Just found you and subscribed! I am looking to grow strawberries so this is timely for me. I am disheartened by buying seeds from numerous stores because they are just not growing. I've had a lot of friends having that same exact problem so it's not my soil. So I am looking for other means to secure seeds. I will be using your idea now. Want to try blueberries also that way.

[mrgruffy]

I have Autumn leaves and grass clippings berries. I lucked out this year with some straw. Crushed leaves and grass clippings lay close to the ground, and keep the ground damper than with straw. But straw keeps the berries off the dirt so they don't rot.

I'm experimenting with all natural compost with NO commercial fertilizer in two 4x8 raised beds. This gives me very loose soil that absorbs water better, but also dries out faster. From my mixture, I got berry leaves twice the size of normal--5 inches x 5 inches, but few berries.
Growing from seeds: Berries from grocery store? Are they GMO? Are the seeds also GMO? My berries come from the 1950's. Each time we moved from one town to another, we took some plants with us.