The leaves of strawberry seedlings planted in my field have been eaten by birds, and now only strawberry stalks are left in the field. Does it affect the growth of strawberries? Will strawberries grow

The leaves of strawberry seedlings planted in my field have been eaten by birds, and now only strawberry stalks are left in the field. Does it affect the growth of strawberries? Will strawberries grow again? Will affect the growth of strawberries. If all the leaves are eaten up, it is generally not a problem to grow new leaves. Strawberry itself is a tenacious crop, but without leaves, its growth will definitely slow down. If you eat leaves, it will take longer to grow leaves and affect the maturity of strawberries.

Post-colonial management

Management from planting to covering heat preservation After strawberry planting, it is necessary to make it live in time. In this short time, it is necessary to grow new roots and increase flower buds. Therefore, it is the key period of early-maturing cultivation, in which water management is the key. Under normal circumstances, continuous sunny days can be watered every 5 ~ 7 days, and the amount of watering is limited to the full moisture of the soil. After watering, intertillage the soil in time. Under suitable conditions, the heart leaves will stand upright on the second day after planting, and white fine roots with a length of 1 ~ 2 mm will grow after 3 ~ 4 days.

The time of heat preservation and film covering must be mastered. Because the film mulching time is the time when axillary buds enter differentiation, under normal climate conditions, the film mulching time should end at 10 and start at10.

Keep the temperature until 5 ~ 6 new leaves grow, manage the harvest, remove old leaves and dead leaves in time, and promote the growth. In order to prevent early fruit deformity, bees should be introduced into the protected area for auxiliary pollination a few days before flowering.

After flowering, the highest temperature should be controlled at 25 ~ 27℃. If the temperature in a sunny greenhouse or shed rises above 27℃, it can be properly ventilated. Appropriate ventilation should also be provided at noon on cloudy days to facilitate pollination. There are too many buds on the lateral flower branches of a single plant, which leads to insufficient nutrition, weak plant growth, ineffective flowers, small fruits and deformed fruits. From the bud stage, 2-3 lateral flower branches are left per plant, 3-5 flowers are borne per flower branch, 5- 14 per plant, and the rest are thinned. Before flowering, plastic film or wheat straw is used as an auxiliary cushion to prevent fruit from being polluted and rotted by soil and improve the rate of commercial fruit.