<p>This study evaluated the effects of foliar application of sorbitol and boron on vegetative growth, physiological traits, yield, and fruit quality of strawberry (<i>Fragaria × ananassa</i> Duch.) cv. ‘Ruby Gem’. The randomized complete block design (RCBD) of two-factor factorial were designed to evaluated the foliar application of sorbitol at three levels (0, 50, and 100 gL⁻¹) and boron supplied as boric acid (17% B) at three levels (0, 30, and 50 gL⁻¹), resulted in 9 treatment combinations and 3 replicates per treatment. The combination of 50&#xa0;g.l⁻¹ sorbitol and 100&#xa0;g.l⁻¹ of boron increased total chlorophyll concentration by 34.58% and the number of leaves per plant by 19% compared to control plants. Leaf area and vegetative weight were also markedly increased; the largest leaf area (4497.66 cm²/plant) was present when the two treatments were applied in combination, resulting in a 23.85% increase in vegetative weight compared with the control. Specifically, there was a positive increase in the reproductive traits of number of flowers per plant, percentage of fruit formation, number of fruits per plant and total yield increased by 18.84%, 13.28%, 30.77% and 53.22%, respectively. Likewise, the quality of the fruit showed significant increases, with total soluble solids increased by 49.38%, glucose content by 73.01%, vitamin C by 71.47%, and phenolic content by 91.42% compared to control. The foliar application of sorbitol with boron as foliar is an attractive methodology for increasing growth performance as well as yield and nutritional quality of strawberries.</p>