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propagating strawberries from containers

12 years ago

Just for fun I've put some strawberries in a hanging strawberry planter. Mainly because I got them on sale for one dollar at Big Lots. I used babies from my traditional matted row strawberries. But I was wondering is it possible to get babies from these hanging planters. Do you just detach them when they send off runners and plant them in a prepared bed or a flat or something of that sort?

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berry_bob
12 years ago
Last year when my hanging pots started to run I set them on a table , set the babies in small pots and let them take root
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