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They cover the top layer of soil across the entire bucket, the plant is native wild strawberry the eggs are only here, not on any other plants I have if that’s important

Need help these are transplants from woods, started amazing now seeing decline in some leaves, should I separate, prune, leave alone?

Edit: Forgot to add they were all sending runners I did snip them

Not pictured but a layer of grit (eggshells)

The problem, second time I’m checking under the 3 gallon bucket and there’s some escapees. I keep this outside so I have drainage on the bottom and keep the lid on top. How can I make them happy and or improve the situation?

This is just an experiment, have been very inspired by Jordan and Silvan they’re homesteaders. It’s in shallow soil, and in a Tupperware with no drainage because I thought it would take longer to grow. I left it outside while at work and it was pouring. Now the two sprouts in the center are curving and the roots are crazy.

Might not be the right sub I don’t know what this is kinda squishy and looks a little moldy. Can I chuck it in the compost

Edit: was growing on a root, and USA/PA