Grow Bigger, Sweeter Strawberries with Grow Peat Organic Fertilizer

May 8, 2025

At Agropeat International Ltd, we believe in science-backed farming. A recent study demonstrated the powerful effect of humic acid (the key component of Grow Peat) on strawberry plants.

Healthy strawberry plants thriving after Grow Peat Organic Fertilizer application Kenya

In the study, strawberries treated with foliar applications of humic acid showed remarkable improvements in growth, fruit size, and quality. Plants receiving humic acid had:

Larger leaves and increased chlorophyll content, leading to healthier, more vigorous plants
More fruits per plant (up to 27 fruits vs 16 in untreated)
Heavier and bigger fruits
Higher levels of vitamin C and sugar content (TSS) — making strawberries sweeter and more nutritious

But why does this matter for your farm?

Why Grow Peat Works for Strawberries

Grow Peat Organic Fertilizer

is a high-quality potassium humate-based foliar fertilizer. It enhances nutrient absorption, boosts photosynthesis, improves soil health, and stimulates natural plant defenses. Whether you’re growing strawberries in greenhouses or open fields, Grow Peat helps your plants:

Grow stronger with more leaf mass
Produce more fruits per plant
Deliver better-tasting, nutrient-rich berries
Maintain soil health and reduce reliance on chemical fertilizers

Ripe and sweet strawberries grown with Grow Peat foliar spray treatment, Embu, Kenya

Strawberry field showing vigorous growth and rich green leaves thanks to Grow Peat, Kenya, Narok

Easy to Apply, Proven to Work

Grow Peat is applied as a foliar spray, with flexible dosing that fits all farming systems. For strawberries, we recommend 3–4 sprays during the growing season — at leaf formation, flowering, fruit setting, and early ripening stages.

Perfect for Organic and Sustainable Farming

Strawberry farmers aiming for high yield and premium quality can now rely on Grow Peat. It’s safe, natural, and improves both soil fertility and plant productivity — essential for long-term farm sustainability.