Lolliberry Strawberry Grafted Live Fruit Plant(Height1.5-3Feet)

Product Description

🍓Lolliberry Strawberry Grafted Live Fruit Plant(Height1.5-3Feet)

Here’s a detailed description of the “Lolliberry Strawberry Grafted Live Fruit Plant (Height 1.5‑3 Feet)” based on typical specifications for grafted strawberry plants offered in India and general strawberry plant care. Please note: I did not find reliable product‑specs for a plant under this exact branded name, so treat this as a general guide and adapt depending on the exact seller’s listing.

🔑🌱Key Features:

• Fruit characteristics: Produces red strawberries with a “candy-sweet” flavor and fragrant aroma. The berries are noted for their low acidity and high sugar content.
• Grafting: As a grafted plant, it is created by joining the LolliBerry scion onto a more vigorous rootstock. This process is used to enhance the plant’s growth, productivity, and disease resistance.
• Size: The plant is typically sold at a height of 1.5 to 3 feet. It has a compact, upright growth habit that makes it suitable for container gardening.
• Suitability for home gardens: It is promoted as an easy-to-grow, low-maintenance plant that is ideal for home gardens, balconies, and other small spaces. Its compact size also makes it easy to manage in a pot or container.
• Growing conditions: For optimal growth, it requires full sun exposure and well-draining soil. It is known to attract pollinators and is suitable for growing in a variety of climates. 

☀️💧Care & Growing Guidelines:

Here are good general guidelines for growing a grafted strawberry plant in Indian climatic conditions (you’ll need to tailor based on your specific cultivar and local climate).

• Location & Light: Provide bright light—ideally 4‑6 hours of good sunlight (morning or filtered afternoon) is beneficial. Avoid extreme midday direct scorching sun especially during peak summer.

• Container / Soil: Use a pot or grow bag with good drainage holes (they dislike waterlogging). A recommended mix might be ~60% good garden soil + 40% cocopeat/compost/humus matter to improve aeration and drainage (these proportions are seen in Indian nursery advice).

• Watering: Keep soil consistently moist but not soggy. A regimen might be 2 cups morning + 2 cups evening + misting leaves about 2‑3 times/day in hot weather (based on some nursery advice).

• Fertiliser & Nutrition: Use organic compost or vermicompost. Some sources recommend an organic “plant‑booster” every 7 days plus vermicompost every 15 days for grafted strawberry plants.

• Maintenance:

  • Remove dead or damaged leaves/fruit.

  • Prevent water‑logging; avoid chlorinated or saline water if possible (some advice from nurseries warn against salty or chlorinated water).

  • During very hot periods, provide some shade or mulching to keep roots cool.

  • Protect from pests and diseases—common strawberry issues apply (leaf spots, mildew, root rot if overly wet).

• Fruit Production: After initial establishment (which might take a few weeks to months depending on transplanting and growth stage), the plant should flower and bear strawberries. Pick fruit when fully ripe (bright red) for best flavour.