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PostPosted: Nov 9th, '14, 05:58 
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Turning a little bit brown and not looking like becoming a true red strawberry.

Do I need to do anything?


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Wait.

Flowers have only recently fallen off and you need to wait for the fruit to grow.

Thin brown edge to the leaves perhaps due to salinity ~1ppt or more.

Also, your media looks wet- you should lower the top drain level so the surface doesn't get wet at high tide.


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yeh that looks fine, it will now pump a heap of juices etc into the middle and blow it up like a balloon and each of those little brown things will space out to the little dimple things you associate with strawberries.


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