Strawberries in growbags

[Alastair]

I grew our strawberries in growbags last year. My question is, do I need to take out my plants from last year and put them in new growbags, or can I leave them where they are?

[Aberdeenplotter]

Hi Alastair,

I'm no great font of wisdom on strawberries and have never grown them in growbags. However, I have grown them in containers and found that best results come from new plants annually. Others may find differently and undoubtedly they will let you know if they do

[WendyC]

Seem to remember this very question a few days ago... Yes Friday!

[AllInContainers]

They could stay, but work on the compost having zero nutrients now, so they're relying on you for all feeding requirements

[rustylady]

Strawberries are good for about 3 years, but will probably have used all the nutrients in the bags. You will need to feed them.

[Potstubsdustbins]

I agree with the above, my strawberries stay in their containers for the usual rotation of 3 years but I have to feed them. This time of year I use miracle grow for high nitrogen which is good for green growth. Later when they fruit I change to tomato food for high potash which is good for fruit development.

Potty