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Are you a strawberry lover that is sick and tired of the high prices and highly used chemicals on the sweet fruit at the grocery store? Learn how to grow strawberries in a pot so you can have fresh, yummy summer fruit year round!

Even on the coldest of winter days you can enjoy your favorite strawberry snacks and desserts without having to pay the phenomenal costs at the grocery store. All you have to do is grow strawberries in a pot right in your kitchen!

Here’s how…

How to Grow Strawberries in a Pot

Necessary supplies:

Purchase already started strawberry plants from your local garden center or buy them online from a reputable retailer.

10 Eversweet Everbearing Strawberries Plants

When purchasing, be sure that the plant is an everbearing strawberry, meaning it will continuously produce fruit.

Fill the hanging pot about 1/2 way with organic soil and place the strawberry plant in the center. Continue filling with soil until the pot is full.

Be sure to use a hanging basket with good drainage. When choosing the pot, make sure it includes a water collector for the bottom.

Press the soil down gently, but don’t compact the soil. Lightly water the soil.

Hang the strawberry plant in bright sunlight for at least six to eight hours each day. Water as needed.

Place the plant in a dark or dimly lit area after the sun sets and leave it there until the sun rises the next day. A room that is unused or not often used is a great place to leave the strawberry plants during the night.

Pick the strawberries as they ripen and place them into freezer bags for long term storage or make jellies, jams or preserves.

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