Hi Jennaay, Thanks for the question. You can bring your strawberry runners indoors to plant and begin the growing process, but it is best to plant your runners within a day or so of harvesting. This article provides the steps you need to take for planting them. You will want to keep your planted runners in a sunny, humid location and provide frequent misting. Once your runners have rooted, that is the time to fertilize biweekly. Over the winter months, the runners will grow into plantable strawberry plants that can then be placed in the garden or repotted in the spring. Happy growing!
Hi Jennaay, Thanks for the question. You can bring your strawberry runners indoors to plant and begin the growing process, but it is best to plant your runners within a day or so of harvesting. This article provides the steps you need to take for planting them. You will want to keep your planted runners in a sunny, humid location and provide frequent misting. Once your runners have rooted, that is the time to fertilize biweekly. Over the winter months, the runners will grow into plantable strawberry plants that can then be placed in the garden or repotted in the spring. Happy growing!