Indoor strawberries are difficult; outdoor protected culture is more practical.
Need intense light and warmth—hard to replicate indoors.
Indoor berries rarely match sun-ripened flavor.
Use row covers and plastic mulch outdoors for bug-free, high-quality berries.
Grow strawberries outdoors under covers for better results with less effort.
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