How to grow hydroponic strawberries (easy)

Today I show you a simple way to grow hydroponic strawberries.
For more in-depth information on how to grow hydroponic strawberries visit my blog

I didn't like the other method I saw online like buying and washing roots and I tried germinating them from fruit seeds and that didn't work.

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[TheRealPOTUSDavidByrd]

Clear, concise, and to the point. Thanks, Joshua!

[gaylehorton]

I ordered bareroot strawberries and put them in my hydroponic setup this week. When they produce runners, I will definately use your method. Thank you for sharing this video.

[iknowheis]

Looks great and will look for more ideas on your channel! I love your great “to the point” commentary! Thank you.

[katschrodinger]

Wonderful video! I love that you utilized things from around your home in your hydroponics system (bread tie and a Coke can) . Very creative and innovated!!

[Trrondee]

great tip. i saw a lot of people tying bags to the runners out if the dirt and it looked like a real struggle. i tried this method and am now seing success in root development, awesome stuff.

[jaketaylor]

Great video. I have a couple storage tubs with aeration stones that are full of strawberries in 2" net pots. I started mine from seed. I put them outside in freezing temps for a week and had a 70 % germination rate in soil. The seed pack had 800 or so seeds. I have been selling them from $1-$3 a plant and have covered all my growing costs for the season.

[lifewantstolive]

Nice video. I have some amber mason jars that are 1/2 gallon that I think would work well for this. I just purchased some plants from the nursery yesterday, so I'll be looking for runners to start these indoors! Good job and thank you for the time that you took making this video. We appreciate you!

[janetbransdon]

I love the use of the bread tie.. thank you. 😁

[HydroHavenGrow]

My man! I bought some seeds, I'm going to give it a shot... (I didn't want to wait until Spring). I appreciate the info on rooting runners, hopefully I can get the seeds to take and maybe I can load a bed come Spring. I hope all is well, kind sir. Smashed.

[jayk]

Hi... your video was really helpful.... cheers from Australia

[darrenmurray]

Nice method; I don’t know why I did not think of rock wool! My hydroponic strawberry attempts have always died from root rot. The rock wool gives such a good air to water ratio.

Thanks for the video; I’ve been eating to grow indoor strawberries for an extended period for ages.

[SeanMurphy]

Thanks man. Im really ready to start trying strawberries and this helped with some things! Thanks!

[scratchbuilder]

Very informative, appreciated you posting this

[mskraft]

Very clever idea 👍🏾. I’m definitely going to give it a try. I think I may even try it with my maypop vine 🤔😊. TFS

[corneliuscorcoran]

Nice video, thank you. Some more step by step instructions, about your hydroponics set-up would be nice.

[BarefootMastersLMT]

Thanks, your video was very useful. There is an earlier question not yet answered, but what nutrients do you use and how often do you feed them?

[couponqueen]

Thanks for sharing....Any suggestions on growing strawberries from store clipping in hydroponic system?

[yaqi]

Thank you for these videos ! Can you make an update video on this strawberry plant?

[daviddahl]

Great video! I just got started watching your videos. Hope to find one where you tell how to make the solution for growing. I saw in one you had air bubblers also, is that something that is necessary? Plants are amazing.

[Spraybottle]

I had no idea how easy they are clone! You don’t even need Rooting powder/gel and it comes with its own damn stick that serves a dual purpose?!

All hail the Strawberry!