The fruit is usually pale snow white, with a hint of soft pink, just like a young girl's white and red cheeks, delicate and charming.

Each strawberry surface is hung with evenly distributed pink seeds, gently sip and melt in the mouth, the juice instantly filled with the whole mouth!

Shape: Fruit shape is conical, fruit shape is more regular, fruit size is medium to high, single fruit weight more than 40 grams.
Taste characteristics:

High sweetness: the sugar level can reach 12-14 degrees, which is sweeter than ordinary strawberries, and you can feel the honey-like sweet aroma after entering the mouth.
- Low acidity: no sourness and astringency of ordinary strawberries, very mild.
-Fine flesh: the flesh is soft and juicy, with a burst of flavour that melts in your mouth.
-Juicy: every bite is like drinking strawberry juice, super satisfying.
-Unique aroma: Pink Jade Strawberry has a light peach and milky aroma, very advanced.

Main Advantages:

Easy to cultivate: Pink Jade Strawberry is perfect for home growing, whether in the garden, on the balcony, or indoors on a sunny windowsill. It is highly adaptable to the environment and does not have high soil requirements. As long as it is provided with sufficient sunlight and suitable temperature, it can grow smoothly.
Highly productive: this variety produces a large amount of fruit each spring and summer and is usually more resistant to pests and diseases, making it a great choice for novice growers. Planted once a year, you can enjoy a bountiful harvest for months on end.
Resistant: Compared to other strawberry varieties, the Pink Jade Strawberry is more resistant to pests and diseases, and is able to withstand some common diseases, making it less difficult to maintain.
How to grow Pink Jade strawberries:
Choose suitable pots: choose pots with a diameter of at least 25-30 cm and a depth of 20-30 cm, and make sure there are enough drainage holes at the bottom of the pot to avoid stagnant water leading to root rot.

Soil preparation: Use a well-aerated soil, such as peat soil mixed with organic fertiliser or a special soil for strawberries.
It is best to keep the soil pH between 5.5-6.5 and keep it well drained.

Planting Strawberry Seedlings: Plant strawberry seedlings in pots, making sure the roots are spread out and not compacted. Gently place the strawberry seedling into the soil and bury it up to the rhizome, taking care not to bury it too deep, with the top leaves and rhizome flush with the soil surface.

Sunlight and temperature: Place the pot in a sunny position, strawberries need at least 6 hours of sunlight a day. Temperatures should be kept between 10°C and 20°C to avoid frost.

Watering: Keep the soil moist but not waterlogged. Strawberries like moist conditions, especially during the growing season and fruit ripening. Water 1-2 times a week, and increase the frequency of watering in summer when the temperature is high.

Fertiliser: Apply balanced fertiliser, such as compound fertiliser, once a month during the strawberry growing period. During flowering and fruiting, fertilisers rich in potassium and phosphorus can be used to promote fruit growth.

Pruning and weeding: Regularly prune dry, aged leaves to keep plants aired out. Remove weeds to prevent them from competing with strawberries for nutrients.

Support and guidance: Strawberry vines need support, either by using a small stand or by guiding the plant up to prevent the fruit from touching the soil and to reduce pests and diseases.

Harvesting: Gently pick strawberries when they begin to turn red or pink and the fruit is ripe. They can be checked daily to ensure that they are picked at the optimum time to avoid over-ripening or rotting.