Iceyyyy 5 Pack Strawberry Plant Support - Strawberry Growing Racks with 4 Sturdy Legs - Strawberry Growing Frame Keep Berries Clean

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They feel a little flimsy but they were easy to set up and put in. Looks like it will keep the berries out of the mud and that's all I was hoping for.

These are great for use if you don’t not have too many strawberry plants. They fit most containers. They have held up well for 2 months of use and have been effective in preventing strawberry rot. Couple of small drawbacks: when the strawberries are some they fall through he gaps and can get stuck which causing a deformed shape. Second, the bases aren’t that sturdy and bend so if using on hard ground be careful.

When we bought plants this spring, we let our daughter pick out some strawberries, honestly assuming that they would die shortly after we got them. Husband and I don't have the greenest of thumbs...in fact, they're a nice shade of dark gray so we intentionally picked out a plant that already had strawberries on it so she'd have something to be excited about. That didn't go as planned however because...They're still thriving. We're not sure if it's the soil. Or where they're planted. Or perhaps the previous owners of our house had magic green thumbs and left some good juju for us. Whatever it is, while there aren't many, we still have strawberries so I immediately logged on to see what I needed to do to keep them thriving.Somewhere it mentioned keeping them off the ground so they don't rot. That's where this thingymajig comes in.It works well enough, gets the job done. Easy to put together once you figure out how to put it together. Comes with approximately 964563456 of them in the package, and we only needed one, but I guess should we choose to become strawberry farmers, we'll be ready.My only negative comment is that I would utilize this piece while your plant is still really small so you can train it to grow within the confines of it. I tried to piece it together once the plant had established and while ours isn't big by any means, it was still really challenging to put together on the plant.You can see in the photo that I had to piece it together as best I could and it's still sort of haphazardly put together -- I can only assume that's because I tried to affix it after the plant had established.Also note -- our girl pulled all the strawberries off last night so we dont have any right now, but I promise -- it's thriving!

In most cases, leaving potted plants in the rain isn't a problem. Natural rainwater isn't unsafe, but the amount may be. Too much water can cause wilting, yellowed leaves, failure to produce new growth, mossy green soil, and poor plant health. I place these supports under the pants to give them plenty of air circulation. Works like a charm.

This product is super simple to put together and requires little effort to start! It allowed my strawberries to not sit in the dirt and get wet and is wide enough for multiple strawberries to sit on top shaded by the leaves. Holes are small enough to let water through. Definitely value for money! The poles are sturdy and stick right in the dirt stable. Definitely recommend getting! Only thing I would recommend is putting different sizes inside each pack to allow more room for smaller plants!

This item broke repeatedly in my hands as I attempted to assemble the components. It is completely unusable and now residing in my garbage bin. The legs will not go into the base as the injected plastic overfill was never trimmed, therefore no room for the legs. Any small force to push legs into place results in the plastic web snapping in two. Good idea is very poorly constructed and cannot be used.

Our strawberry plants were too large to use these as expected but I improvised. For the pice they work pretty easily and do help keep leaves and berries off the ground.

Cada parte viene separada, debido a ello es poco práctico para usarse en las fresas, pues la forma en que se unen las partes causa dificultades, no es útil.