Fresas de temporada en invernadero
Una ventana de cosecha concentrada y de alto rendimiento: las fresas de temporada ofrecen volumen abundante y un calibre premium justo cuando lo ajusta al mercado.
Una cosecha, ajustada al mercado
Las fresas de temporada (de una cosecha) producen un único ciclo compacto de 3–4 meses con un rendimiento de ±3,5–4,5 kg por planta: fruta grande y uniforme de 20–30 g, repleta del sabor de plena temporada. En un invernadero la «temporada» la elige usted: en canales suspendidos con riego y control climático precisos, la cosecha se programa para llegar cuando no hay oferta de campo y los precios alcanzan su máximo.
El trabajo se concentra en la ventana de cosecha —recolección diaria en el pico—, lo que hace atractiva la estrategia de temporada para explotaciones que comparten mano de obra con otros cultivos a lo largo del año.
Rendimiento anual por modelo GrowPro
| Modelo | Rendimiento | Con luz de cultivo |
|---|---|---|
| Basic 1/2 Acre (tierra) | 17.500 kg (38.500 lbs) | — |
| Expert 1/2 Acre | 21.550 kg (47.500 lbs) | — |
| Expert 1 Acre | 41.300 kg (91.000 lbs) | — |
| Plus 2 Acre | 88.700 kg (195.500 lbs) | 103.650 kg (228.500 lbs) |
Posición de mercado
Retail de volumen y envases de temporada: gane la ventana de entretemporada antes o después de los cultivos de campo y la economía juega con fuerza a su favor. Por 100 g: 32 kcal, 58,8 mg de vitamina C, 153 mg de potasio.
Compare con las fresas reflorecientes, o vuelva a la visión general de las fresas.
Preguntas frecuentes
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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