One flush, timed to the market

Fresh greenhouse-grown strawberries

Seasonal (June-bearing) strawberries produce a single compact cycle of 3–4 months yielding ±3.5–4.5 kg per plant — large, uniform fruit at 20–30 g, bursting with peak-season flavor. In a greenhouse the “season” is yours to choose: on suspended gutters with precise irrigation and climate control, the flush is timed to land when field supply is absent and prices peak.

Labor concentrates around the harvest window — daily picking at peak — which makes the seasonal strategy attractive for operations that share labor with other crops through the year.

Annual yield by GrowPro model

ModelYieldWith growlights
Basic 1/2 Acre (soil)17,500 kg (38,500 lbs)
Expert 1/2 Acre21,550 kg (47,500 lbs)
Expert 1 Acre41,300 kg (91,000 lbs)
Plus 2 Acre88,700 kg (195,500 lbs)103,650 kg (228,500 lbs)

Market position

Volume retail and seasonal packs — win the shoulder-season window before or after field crops and the economics work strongly in your favor. Per 100 g: 32 kcal, 58.8 mg vitamin C, 153 mg potassium.

Compare with everbearing strawberries, or return to the strawberry overview.

Seasonal strawberries

Frequently asked questions

How much do seasonal strawberries yield?

±3.5–4.5 kg per plant in a single 3–4 month cycle — about 41,300 kg from a 1-acre Expert greenhouse, or 103,650 kg from a lit 2-acre Plus.

When is the harvest window?

Wherever you place it — that’s the greenhouse advantage. Most growers target the weeks before or after field season, when prices peak.

Seasonal or everbearing — which should I choose?

Seasonal for maximum volume in a short premium window and simpler labor planning; everbearing for continuous supply contracts and higher total annual yield.

Which GrowPro model fits seasonal strawberries?

Expert for pilot programs and regional retail cycles; Basic works for soil-based seasonal production at entry level.

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