Have you ever thought about growing fresh strawberries at home, without spending a lot and even reusing plastic bottles? With this sustainable method, you will have juicy strawberries all year round! Here's the step by step:

🌱 Step 1: Extracting the Seeds Take a very ripe strawberry and, with a knife, gently scrape the seeds from the surface.

🌿 Step 2: Preparing the Soil Mix fertile soil, humus and organic fertilizer to create a nutritious substrate.

🥔 Step 3: Surprising Natural Fertilizer Place thin slices of potato in a small pot – this will serve as a natural fertilizer for the seeds.

🌾 Step 4: Planting the Seeds Spread the seeds over the potatoes and cover with a thin layer of soil.

💧 Step 5: First Watering Spray water until the soil is slightly moist and leave the pot in a place with indirect light. 🌱 Step 6: Waiting for Germination Within a few days, the first sprouts will begin to appear!

🔪 Step 7: Preparing the Plastic Bottles Cut the bottom off a large bottle to create a hanging pot. Poke holes in the top to hang it with string or wire.

💦 Step 8: Creating an Automatic Watering System Take a smaller bottle, poke small holes in the top and insert it into the soil of the larger bottle. This will keep the soil moist for longer!

🌱 Step 9: Transplanting the Sprouts Once the sprouts are firm, transplant them into the prepared bottles with enriched soil.

🚿 Step 10: Watering and Nutrition Water regularly and, after 20 days, begin fertilizing with worm compost or another organic fertilizer. 💪 Step

11: Boosting Growth Add nanonutrients to the irrigation water to stimulate more flowers and fruits.

🌸 Step 12: Flowering After 35 days, the first flowers will appear! Continue fertilizing to ensure optimal production.

🛡️ Step 13: Pest Protection Spray the leaves with a solution of clean water to keep the plants healthy.

🍓 Step 14: Time to Harvest! In about 60 days, the strawberries will be ready! Harvest carefully and enjoy your delicious fruits!

✨ EXTRA TIP: Always keep new seedlings growing to ensure a continuous harvest! Now all you have to do is get your hands dirty and enjoy your homegrown strawberries! Who else will try this method? 🌱🍓