Problem: Article: It is best to set the pots outdoors during spring, summer, and fall so that they can get the most sunlight. If this is not possible, try keeping them by a very sunny window. If there is not much sunlight in your region or if you can't keep them in direct sunlight, set up a grow-light in your home. Place the strawberries plants under it for 6-10 hours a day. Remember to rotate the container every week. This will help each side of the plant get enough sunlight. Once a day, test the soil with your finger by sticking it into the soil up to the first knuckle. If it feels dry and doesn't clump, water the strawberry plant. Make sure to water near the bottom of the plant. Watering the leaves could encourage fungus to grow. It is better to water a little bit more often than it is to water the plant too much at one time. If standing water remains in the pot after you've watered, cut back on how much water you give the plants. Wind can dry out the soil and knock the pots over, damaging your strawberries. If it gets windy where you live, keep the pots against a fence, deck, or shed. Alternatively, place stakes around the pot to keep it in place. Potted strawberries often require fertilizer because they cannot get nutrients as easily from the soil. Use a 10-10-10 fertilizer or use a special mix, such as a liquid tomato feed. Follow the instructions on the label for fertilizing your plant. to kill pests. If you notice holes on your leaves, discolored leaves, or nibbled berries, you may have pests eating on your berries. Insecticidal soaps or products containing neem are effective against caterpillars, thrips, and beetles. Follow the instructions on the label before using. For most pesticides, spray it directly onto the leaves, either in the early morning or evening. If birds are eating your berries, drape a net or mesh over the plant to keep them away. Strawberries can easily develop fungus. You may notice powdery spots or discoloration on the leaves, get a fungicide from a garden store or nursery. Make sure it is labeled as safe for strawberries. Follow the instructions on the label to use. Keep potted strawberries away from tomatoes, potatoes, and eggplants, as these are common carriers of fungus that can spread to strawberries. Watering the base of the plant and not the leaves can help prevent fungus from growing. Remove any leaves with fungus to prevent it from spreading to other parts of the plant. If you kept your strawberries outdoors, make sure to bring them in before the first frost. Check your local weather service to see when the first frost typically occurs in your area. Place the containers near a sunny window or put them under a grow light for the winter. This will ensure that they get enough sun during this time. Keep the containers in an unheated garage, basement, or room. You only need to water the plant once every 1-2 weeks.
Summary: Give the strawberries about 6-10 hours of sunlight a day. Water the plant whenever the soil gets dry. Protect the pots from windy conditions. Give the plant liquid fertilizer every 2 weeks in the spring and summer. Use insecticides Kill fungus with a fungicide. Move the strawberry plants indoors in the winter.

Problem: Article: This is the highest quality oil you can buy. Because this version of olive oil is unrefined (not treated with chemicals or altered by temperature), it retains more of the true olive taste. Extra-virgin olive oil also has a lower level of oleic acid (an unsaturated fatty acid), and contains more natural vitamins and minerals found in olive oil, like vitamin E and K. While you can use this oil in cooking/frying/grilling, keep in mind that it has a lower smoke point. EVOO is great for dips, dressings, and dishes that will not be cooked. This version of olive oil may be simply labeled as olive oil or pure olive oil. This oil is a blend of virgin olive oil and refined olive oil (heat and/or chemicals are used to extract oil and flaws from the olive for a more commercial taste). This version of olive oil is an all-purpose cooking oil and is great for frying vegetables or meats. Use this oil to saute instead of EVOO to avoid a smoke filled kitchen. In comparison to EVOO, pure olive oil is lighter in color, more neutral in flavor, and has more oleic acid (3-4%). It is lower quality oil. Contrary to popular belief, the "light" does not refer to lower calories. Instead, it is used to describe the oil's lightness in flavor and taste. Light olive oil also has a higher smoke point. Because light olive oil has a higher smoke point, it is great for baking, sauteing, grilling, and frying.
Summary:
Buy extra-virgin olive oil (EVOO). Buy pure or "regular" olive oil. Buy light olive oil.