how can a strawberry grow without any seeds?

Answer 1

A strawberry has seeds, on the outside - which is why technically it is a droop, not a berry.

HOWEVER.

Strawberry plants also produce runners which in turn give new plants - much the same as a spider plant.

Answer 2

There are over 200 seeds on the outside of each strawberry.

Answer 3

the seeds of a strawberry are all on the outside of the fruit

Answer 4

when a strawberry grows to maturity it sends out side shoots these are called runners at the end of these runners a leaf grows it turns into a new plant ; you will need to peg this new growth to the ground carefully so that the base is in contact with the soil and leave it when you can see that it has grown roots of its own the you cut it from the parent plant, it is possible to have more than one new growth on each runner but advise that you only allow one per a runner

Answer 5

It does have seeds. You see those lil brown dots all over the strawberry? They are hard when you hit them on your tooth sometimes. Well those are the seeds of the strawberry. When the strawberry falls off and rots away,the seed goes into the ground and another plant grows.
Mmm strawberries with sugar and sour cream *droolz*

Answer 6

Strawberries do have seeds. Look at one. All of the little brown spots on them are seeds.

Answer 7

Strawberry plants have what is known as runners which are basically shoots that come out and develop their own root system. you just put a little dirt on them and they take off growing like crazy after roots are developed you cut it away from the mother plant and you have a new plant.

Answer 8

Seeds on the outside

Answer 9

Strawberries do have seeds.. they are easily seen on the outside of the berry.

Answer 10

Strawberry plants have runners. Little vine thingies that grow off and start a new plant. It's basically a vine.