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posted 19 years ago

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I have cinch bug. i used nematods for the last few years. Now i have strawberry runners growing where the cinch bug was. Ive tried over seeding the strawberries keep going. Should I add lime to the soil.? If so is it to late to lime now? It is getting warm now.

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posted 19 years ago

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Hi,

It's a little difficult to understand what the problem is. Is it that you don't want your strawberries spreading? Can't you simply pull them up?

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Yeah ... not sure what the goals here are. Strawberries probably are not going to like the lime. But maybe that's what you are shooting for?

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posted 17 years ago

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At the price of strawberries i would let them grow LOL

You can always cut the runners and plant them somewhere else to make a new plant.

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