The prolonged summer season makes some plants experience slow growth and some plants that thrive before summer enters.
The fertile plants have a high content of natural substances so they will continue to grow even though we rarely water them when they are in the summer.
My strawberry plants that I just watered.
Like my own cultivated plant, the strawberry plant https://id.m.wikipedia.org/wiki or rather garden strawberry (also known as strawberries, from the Dutch aardbei) is a strawberry variety that is most widely known in the world . Like other species in the genus Fragaria (strawberry), this fruit is in the Rosaceae family.
I planted these plants in small polybags which I put in the back of the kitchen near the fence and this summer I haven't had time to care for them for a long time but they still grow naturally and some of them have already issued fruit shoots.
Strawberries that I plant on the front fence of the house.
I plant strawberries in front of the house using compost planting media, namely rotten coffee grounds I mix with rice husks, so they grow very well and strawberry plants when the fruit are young have a whitish green color.
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And slowly the strawberries will ripen, gradually changing the color of the skin.
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Generally my strawberry plants have thumb-sized fruit and I've read some articles about strawberry plants that say "if you want to have a strawberry plant with a fruit as big as a big toe, when the strawberries enter the fruiting season, tell me to cut some of the flowers but I never do that. I let it bear fruit as it is.
But there are some of my strawberry plants that I don't care for during the summer and my strawberries only have one fruit that's about the size of a big toe and here are some pictures.
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Those are some pictures of one of the strawberry plants that I didn't care for in the summer and my strawberries only have one large, ripe fruit.
The ripe strawberries turn red, like the one in the picture above, which is a ripe strawberry and the pictures of strawberries are the result of a macro lens smartphone camera that I took from my own strawberry plant.
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