The plants are resistant to verticillum wilt and powdery mildew and do best on heavier soil. This one is high-yielding under drip irrigation and responds favorably to the use of white plastic to increase soil temperature. The fruit is medium-sized and has very good dessert and freezing quality. Like 'Tristar,' this cultivar also does well in heavy soils. You need even soil moisture for best strawberry production.
Drip irrigation is better than sprinkler irrigation, which wets foliage and fruit and increases rot.
Therefore, you'll need to supply at least one inch of water each week to keep the plants growing well. Do this in a single application , watering deeply to encourage deeper rooting. Apply this amount each week in two to three waterings if your soil is sandy. Managing the Runners Runners are the principal means for renovating strawberry beds. Root new runner plants early in the season to produce the best daughter plants.