35 Goji Berry Seeds – Lycium Barbarum – Happiness Fruit – Edible Fruit

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Tips for sowing Lycium seeds (goji berries) Lycium, more commonly known as goji berry, is a shrub that produces these small fruits with many virtues. Here are some tips for successful seedlings: When to sow? Ideal period: The end of winter (February-March) is the most favorable time for sowing goji seeds. Why at that time? Seeds need a cold stratification period to germinate. Sowing in late winter allows to reproduce these natural conditions. How to sow? Seed Rehydration: Soak the seeds in warm water for 24 hours to rehydrate. Preparation of pots: Fill pots or buckets with fine soil for seedlings. Sowing: Drive the seeds about 0.5 cm deep. Lightly tamp the soil and water gently. Germination conditions: Place the pots in a bright place, but away from direct sunlight. Keep the temperature around 20 ° C. Cover the pots with cling film to maintain good moisture. Care of young plants Watering: Water regularly, avoiding sprinkling the seeds. Ventilation: Remove the plastic film regularly to aerate the seedlings and prevent the development of mold. Transplanting: When the seedlings have a few leaves, transplant them into larger individual pots. Planting in open ground Period: Wait until the risks of frosts are completely ruled out (mid-May to June). Location: Choose a sunny, sheltered location. Soil: Goji enjoys well-drained and slightly acidic soils. Additional Tips Patience: Goji seed germination can be slow and irregular. Be patient. Artificial lamination: If you sow outside the ideal period, you can achieve artificial stratification by placing the seeds in the refrigerator for a few weeks before sowing them. Propagation: In addition to sowing, wolfberry can also be propagated by cuttings. Following these tips, you should get beautiful goji plants that you can then plant in open ground to enjoy their fruits.
Fruit of Happiness – Edible Fruit
goji can also be propagated by cuttings