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Container-grown strawberry bedding?
Im trying to grow strawberries in an indoor greenhouse, and a friend of mine said i had to make beds for them. Most of the things ive seen about strawberry beds require 1-4lbs of fertilizer per 28sq feet or something similar, which....I obviously cannot do, since all Ive got is a tiny greenhouse. So how do i make a bed for my berry plants indoors, or do they even need a bed since they are container grown? Any advice would be appreciated, and I can add more details if they are needed.

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I have a balcony &a tiny greenhouse what fruit/veg/flowers should I grow this time of year?


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Small Greenhouse Temperatures and Humidity?
I need a gardener or greenhouse expert! I'm thinking of building a tiny greenhouse. (Next size up from a lean-to.) I thought of a shed at first, but don't like that sheds don't get much sun and are kind of unattractive. I live in a state that gets really hot in summer, and below freezing most days in winter. My climate zone is 5a. The ideal temperatures year-round that I'd need the greenhouse to be would be 65°?75°F, but if that's not possible the range would be 45°-85°F. I also need to keep the humidity down and the greenhouse as dry as possible. Mist or fog systems are therefore not an option in summer. 1. Would I need a heater in winter with below zero temps, or would the bubble wrap/foil stuff and the black cans work? Any other options or ideas for heating? 2. Would I need anything in summer to keep the humidity out or to keep the greenhouse from going above 85 degrees? Any ideas that would keep it cool without misting or fog?

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