How to Grow Strawberries from Fruit Seeds

Easy to follow step by step guide showing you how to grow strawberries from the seeds the you can get from a store bought strawberry.

[BeckiieAnne]

Your videos are so simple, information and so helpful!

[isseyceccato]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!
I love the how calming this video was…
2 in 1 informative gardening tutorial with the added bonus of meditative calmness 🤭

[KawaiiBunXOXO]

thank you so much I just straight up planted the seeds you saved me a hole year thank you thank you thank you

[oomygodwow]

Short and informative.THANKYOU! SUBSCRIBED!

[lovetaikolovelife]

Absolutely brilliant video in every way!! Thank you!! 🙏

[HolyFreakinDragonSlayer]

I did this a few months ago but planted a whole strawberry in a small pot of compost and just noticed my seeds have started to sprout ☺

[BarbaraBennett-nt]

Very educational. Thank you. How about flower seeds from a plant?

[kleakatrah]

Amazing!! Thank you! I will try your method, and another method that I also just learned using the skin of many seeds straight to the soil, no refrigeration. I'm curious to see which one works better. I also only use semi-hydroponics (no soil) so I will start another trial set with lava and sphagnum moss. I like your method, it make sense.

[elliemartin]

Wow
Straight forward
Very informative
Thank you

[NashvilleMonkey]

If the seeds are from a fresh strawberry they will germinate without putting in the fridge, either because they were shipped refrigerated already or their new seed shell hasn't completely solidified yet or if you use a blender to separate the seeds, that nicks them sufficiently. We put our seedlings into the garden a few weeks ago and we hope they grow enough roots in time for winter~ The other day with a spare set of plants, some of them got cooked in the sun, so watch for too much heat and too much direct sunlight especially with tiny strawberry seedlings.

[kendahlsellers]

Could you recommend some composts you would use, and how often are you watering the seeds once in the compost?

[esthermarcen]

I am following all your videos and they work perfectly, now strawberries (alpine in my case ) are the next. The best is the parsley I got a lot of it.

[dantheman]

You have become my go to channel for me when it comes to anything like this. Could I ask what compost do you use, yours looks so fine and great for seeds were mine is full of bits of wood and looks a mess when setting up like this.
Thank you in advance 👍

[meltedthing]

thank you for the lovely helpful video! Two questions: can I use sand from the seashore? And, can I use seeds from strawberries that are beginning to rot?

[Amanda-Barton]

Can I use potting and gardening sand? It would be for placing the seeds in the refrigerator

[margueritepaduano]

Always wondered how to do this. Thanks. I lived in Plant City the strawberry capital of USA. It bothered me when the growers would kill the present crop after bearing fruit.

[GILSAN]

Thanks for your easy to understand video. What's the best times of the year to germinate the seeds like you do. I live in Madeira Island were the winter temperatures are very mild (Jan. + Feb are the coldest months with minimum temps of about 9-11ºC). The summer months are around 25-28ºC. Can I germinate in spring and autumn?

[rachelleitch]

Hi there what kind of sand do you use for the cold stratification? What time of year is best for starting this process, I'm reading different and conflicting things online and am a bit confused

[rosemarypierce]

Spring in South Africa starts 1st September, so my plants will be ready for immediate planting into the ground.

[ethelthehamqueen]

Thank you for the video, i Just have one question as of when to start this? Is there certain months where they should be sowed and harvested or does this work all year round