1. Help pollination
The reason why strawberries grow deformed fruit has a lot to do with the growth of flower buds. If the flower buds do not grow smoothly, it is easy to form deformed fruit. For strawberries in greenhouses, there may be a lack of assistance from insects during the pollination period, which may also easily lead to low fruit setting rates. At this time, you can manually help. One week before the strawberry blooms, you can move the beehives to the greenhouse. It is almost enough to move one beehive per greenhouse. This can ensure smooth pollination. During the period of introducing bees, the temperature and humidity must be adjusted well, and then no pesticides can be used, otherwise it will cause harm to the bees.
2. Temperature and humidity
During the flowering period, the temperature and humidity must be carefully controlled, otherwise it will affect the growth of flower buds. Generally speaking, it is enough to keep the temperature at 20 to 30 degrees during the day, not too high, and then keep it above ten degrees at night. A certain temperature difference can make the differentiation better, and then the humidity should be kept at about 40%. Don't water too much at this time, otherwise it will cause the flower to drop.
3. Lighting
If you want the fruit to grow well, light is also very important. If you plant in a greenhouse, you must pay attention to ensure that the film is clean. Sometimes if the light time is not enough, you can artificially fill in the light to extend it by two to three days. Hours.
4. Water and fertilizer
In terms of water and fertilizer, we must pay attention to good management and use more organic fertilizers. In this way, the elements are relatively sufficient and it is not easy to be deficient. Do not use too much nitrogen fertilizer during the planting process. During the rapid growth of strawberry fruit, the water requirement is very high. , so we should pay attention to maintaining adequate water supply. If there are more flowers, some can be removed appropriately, so that better fine fruits can be produced.
