The three ways to start a new strawberry plants! Runners, root division, seeds. #strawberries 
Ditch The Flock · 268 words · 1 min read · EN

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these are the three ways to propagate new strawberry plants the easiest is Runners you can buy bundles of them online in packs of 10 25 or 50 and usually about a dollar per Runner after soaking the bare roots for 30 minutes to an hour they're ready for transfer personally I cloned over 200 from one
strawberry plant you can clip them straight off the plant and throw them in water or pin them down in your grow media of choice for at least 12 to 15 days if they start to droop take leaves or clip existing leaves to help the plant hydrate better they wouldn't droop until you detach them from the mother so
you can leave them attached for that 12 to 15 days for extra Assurance next is root division strawberries have several crowns up to five or six and one main you can tear off crowns and try and get a little bit of root with them throw them in a cup of water and same thing if
they droop take leaves and wait for it to root when the roots are a couple inches long they're ready for transfer last is from seed you can slice a little bit of strawberry off let it dry out and the seeds crumble off the top if you did this from one you ate you may not know
what cultivar your strawberry you can plant right away or cold stratify them for 40 days in the fridge before planting if you have trouble starting them I do long-form videos on my YouTube Disney vlog
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