If the freshly transplanted strawberry seedlings wilt, the following measures can be taken:
1.Water strawberry seedlings: Make sure the soil stays moist, but don't overwater it to avoid poor drainage. Water every day or every two days, depending on the actual situation. Choose morning or evening watering to avoid the scorching sun.
2.Provide the right amount of sunlight: Strawberries love full sun. Place strawberry seedlings in a sunny location and ensure that you get at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight per day.
3.Make shade nets or shade nets: If the sun is too strong, you can use shade nets or shade nets to reduce the exposure of strawberry seedlings to excessive sun exposure.
4.Provide proper fertilizers: Use the right amount of organic or chemical fertilizers to provide the nutrients needed by strawberry seedlings. Follow the recommended usage and amount of fertilizer producer or expert.
5.Pest control: Regularly check whether strawberry seedlings are infested by pests and diseases, and take timely measures to prevent and control strawberry seedlings if found.
6.Pay attention to the transplanting time: strawberry seedlings are best transplanted in spring or autumn, avoid transplanting in summer or winter. This helps the strawberry seedlings to adapt to the environment better.
7.Prune the strawberry seedlings properly: After transplanting, the leaves of the strawberry seedlings can be pruned appropriately to reduce water evaporation and energy consumption. But be careful not to overprune so as not to cause more damage to the strawberry seedlings.
If the above measures still do not improve the wilting of strawberry seedlings, further examination of soil quality, root health, and other possible factors may be required, or advice from a professional horticulturist or agricultural expert may be consulted.