The best choice of strawberries for your family
The ketogenic diet,🙂 also known as the keto diet, is gaining increasing popularity as an effective weight loss and health improvement method. It is based on the principle of limiting carbohydrate intake and increasing fat consumption. In such a case, many fruits may be excluded from the diet due to their sugar content.
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Answering this question is not easy. Children, not without reason, are considered excellent strawberry connoisseurs for several reasons:
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For amateur greenhouse strawberry cultivation, we should choose either very early varieties, to start harvesting before others, around the beginning of May, or repeat-fruiting varieties, to enjoy fruits throughout the season, and thanks to the..🧐
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When choosing strawberry🍓 varieties for hobbyists, it’s worth paying attention to those that are easy to cultivate, resistant to diseases and pests, and also have attractive and tasty fruits. Here are a few varieties that meet these criteria:
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Strawberries 🍓 are an excellent choice for the keto diet, mainly due to their low carbohydrate content. They are one of the fruits with the lowest sugar content, making them suitable for a low-carb diet.
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Ha, ha, ha 😂 How should I know?! Thousands of strawberry 🍓
varieties are cultivated worldwide, and here in Europe, dozens, if not hundreds. Why so many? The answer is simple – there is no one, single perfect variety, an unsurpassable model for all other varieties. Each has its advantages, but each (without exception) has its drawbacks. There are early varieties like <b>Vibrant</b> or <b>Honeoye</b>, and there are late ones like <b>Florence</b>. Which are better? There are very fruitful, attractive, and tasty varieties like <b>Elsanta</b>. But what good is that if their frost resistance or susceptibility to root system diseases is more than insufficient? There are very sweet, fruitful, and frost-resistant varieties, like the old, reliable <b>Senga Sengana</b>, but what good is that if it is very susceptible to gray mold (especially in rainy years), and its fruits are not durable?🧐
The conclusion is this:
