In order to reuse the soil that was used for yellow-skin watermelons and cantaloupes in the greenhouse, Teacher Wong has adjusted the soil pH level, mixed in additional organic fertilizer, while leaving the soil . . . → Read More: Growing Strawberries in Container – Day 1]]> Last week, Teacher Wong, Gui, and I set up the greenhouse and planted over200 strawberry plants in containers.

In order to reuse the soil that was used for yellow-skin watermelons and cantaloupes in the greenhouse, Teacher Wong has adjusted the soil pH level, mixed in additional organic fertilizer, while leaving the soil heated under the sun in the greenhouse for several weeks.

These are the strawberry plants that we have planted in our greenhouse.  I potted these strawberry plants around a month ago.

We have planted 30+ containers of strawberries.

I am wondering if we have planted our strawberry plants a bit too close to each other…