Strawberries in greenhouses
The premium play — greenhouse strawberries on suspended gutters command out-of-season prices that field production can’t touch, with clean fruit, ergonomic picking and precise climate control.

Two growing strategies
GrowPro greenhouses grow strawberries on suspended gutter systems — fruit hangs clean below the gutter, picking happens at working height, and irrigation is dosed per plant.
- Seasonal (junebearing) — one concentrated harvest window with large, uniform fruit; timed to hit the market when field supply is absent and prices peak.
- Everbearing (day-neutral) — continuous flowering and picking across a long season; steadier weekly volumes and the higher total annual yield of the two.
Indicative yields
Derived from GrowPro model yield data (gutter cultivation; second figure with growlights):
| Strategy | Yield | With growlights |
|---|---|---|
| Everbearing | ≈ 13 kg/m²/yr | ≈ 16 kg/m²/yr |
| Seasonal | ≈ 11 kg/m²/yr | ≈ 13 kg/m²/yr |
Actual results depend on climate, variety and cultivation strategy — and strawberry margins depend on hitting the right market window more than on volume alone.
Nutritional value (per 100 g)
A premium product in nutrition as well as price — strawberries pack more vitamin C per 100 g than most greenhouse crops. Indicative values:
| Nutrient | Value |
|---|---|
| Calories | 32 kcal |
| Vitamin C | 58.8 mg |
| Vitamin A | 12 IU |
| Potassium | 153 mg |
Greenhouse configuration
Strawberries are cool-climate plants: they want moderate temperatures, generous light and careful humidity control to keep fruit quality high and botrytis pressure low. Every GrowPro series supports gutter-grown strawberries — the Basic series for soil-based seasonal production, the Expert and Plus series for suspended-gutter systems at commercial scale, with the Plus adding HortiCoolers for warm-climate projects. Labor peaks at harvest, with gentle handling driving the premium grade share.
Frequently asked questions
Why grow strawberries in a greenhouse instead of the field?
Out-of-season supply: greenhouse strawberries reach the market when field fruit is unavailable, at premium prices — with cleaner fruit and far better picking ergonomics on suspended gutters.
Seasonal or everbearing — which should I choose?
Seasonal varieties give one concentrated, high-quality harvest window; everbearing varieties spread steady volumes across a long season and total more per year. The right choice depends on your market window.
What yields can I expect?
Roughly 11–13 kg/m²/year in a GrowPro greenhouse, rising to about 13–16 kg/m² with growlights.
Which greenhouse model fits strawberry production?
All three series support strawberries: Basic for soil-based seasonal growing, Expert and Plus for commercial gutter systems — with Plus adding cooling options for warm climates.




