Hydro Flood & Drain Strawberries

So I've been trying to germinate these for awhile but never had much luck until now, the seedlings started off very slow but now I'm seing alot of growth and here's the result

nice man, what kind are they?

Looking good. Are those runners? You going to connect the pots?

What seeds did you start?

there alpine strawberries, which are a runnerless variety. I started the seeds about two months ago

Wow looking very healthy. I would love to have those for my indoor food garden.

They've already got some little strawberries growing, im hoping to grow these next http://www.richters.com/Web_store/web_store.cgi?product=X6081&show=&prodclass=Herb_and_Vegetable_Seeds&cart_id=7439114.10275

Looks good. I was thinking just yesterday of trying some hydro strawberries to ease my way into hydroponics. What are you feeding with and at what kind of schedule?

Im using dutch nutrient formula, I just switched my res over to bloom today, I also use cal-mag and a bit of hydrogen peroxide. Im on a 12/12 lighting schedule and I flood my table 3 times a day

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coolbreeze13 said:

They've already got some little strawberries growing, im hoping to grow these next http://www.richters.com/Web_store/web_store.cgi?product=X6081&show=&prodclass=Herb_and_Vegetable_Seeds&cart_id=7439114.10275

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Those look cool. In the description it says "medicinal" Wonder what the "medicinal" use of strawberries are? Google?

coolbreeze13 said:

there alpine strawberries, which are a runnerless variety. I started the seeds about two months ago

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I have had lousy yield off the "Alpine" Sequoia is my strwberry of choice these days. Nice big fruit

I couldn't agree more the yield is ok, but the size of the berries just aren't very big

nice plants