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By Jackie Carroll. Thinning out strawberries to get rid of older, non-productive plants makes room for younger, more bountiful strawberry plants. Find out how to give your strawberries an annual makeover in this article.
Thinning is done for two reasons. First, a certain portion of the fruit is removed so that the remainder will develop adequate size and quality, and, second, the thinning process serves to increase the plant's ability to form flower buds for the next year--provided the thinning is done early enough.eep in mind that only 7 or 8 percent of the tree's flowers are needed to set a full crop of fruit. Thinning also reduces the total load on the branches and prevents breakage. Thinning is only necessary for apples, peaches, nectarines, pears, and plums; tart cherries should not be thinned.