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  • Goji berry seeds 1kg
  • Goji berry seeds 1kg
  • Goji berry seeds 1kg
  • Goji berry seeds 1kg
  • Goji berry seeds 1kg
  • Goji berry seeds 1kg
  • Goji berry seeds 1kg
  • Goji berry seeds 1kg
  • Goji berry seeds 1kg
  • Goji berry seeds 1kg
  • Goji berry seeds 1kg
  • Goji berry seeds 1kg

Goji berry seeds 1kg

No.THT34
High germination goji berry seeds grow into hardy fruiting shrubs. Drought-resistant for courtyard, hillside and potted planting, easy care for beginners.
$100.00
  • Goji berry seeds 1kg
  • Goji berry seeds 1kg
  • Goji berry seeds 1kg
  • Goji berry seeds 1kg
  • Goji berry seeds 1kg
  • Goji berry seeds 1kg

Description

Our premium goji berry seeds are screened from fully ripe healthy red wolfberries, with full tiny seeds and stable germination activity. Botanically named Lycium barbarum, commonly known as wolfberry, it is a highly adaptable deciduous perennial fruit shrub native to China. It bears light purple small flowers in summer and clusters of nutrient-rich bright red goji berries from late summer to autumn, with both edible and medicinal value.
Goji berry shrubs boast outstanding cold resistance and extremely strong drought tolerance, thriving on barren hillsides, sandy soil and arid land. Seeds have mild dormancy, short-time low-temperature stratification can effectively improve germination rate. Seed-grown seedlings can bear stable fruits in the second year after planting. Widely used for commercial goji berry plantation cultivation, courtyard hedge landscaping, mountain slope soil-fixing greening, desert edge ecological restoration and balcony small potted fruit viewing. It adapts to various soil types and prefers loose, well-drained slightly alkaline sandy loam soil; waterlogged low-lying terrain is strictly prohibited to avoid root rot. Daily management focuses on full sunlight, controlled watering, annual pruning to promote fruiting branches and basic pest prevention, which is a low-maintenance multi-purpose shrub integrating fruit harvest, medicinal use and ecological greening.

Planting Instructions

  1. Soil Preparation: Choose loose breathable sandy loam soil with good drainage, add a small amount of decomposed organic fertilizer. Heavy clay soil and water accumulation depressions must be avoided.
  2. Seed Pre-treatment: Clean seeds free of fruit pulp, soak in warm water for 12–24 hours; optional 15–30 days cold stratification at 2–5°C to boost germination uniformity.
  3. Sowing Method: Spread fine seeds evenly on moist soil surface, cover with 0.3–0.5 cm thin fine sand, spray mist to keep surface humidity.
  4. Germination Condition: Keep substrate slightly damp without ponding water, constant temperature 18–25°C, seeds germinate within 7–15 days.
  5. Daily Maintenance: Place under full sunlight all year round; reduce watering frequency greatly in winter dormancy period; prune overgrown branches yearly to keep ventilation and increase fruiting volume; no complicated winter protection needed in most temperate regions.

Specification

  • Plant Name: Goji Berry / Wolfberry
  • Botanical Name: Lycium barbarum
  • Plant Type: Cold & Drought Hardy Deciduous Perennial Berry Shrub
  • Mature Height: 1–3 Meters
  • Fruiting Period: Summer to Autumn, seedlings bear fruit in the 2nd year
  • Germination Temperature: 18–25°C
  • Growing Temperature: -28°C ~ 39°C
  • Light Requirement: Full Sun
  • Soil: Loose well-drained sandy soil, tolerates barren and slightly alkaline soil
  • Planting Difficulty: Easy
  • Core Features: Super cold and drought resistance, edible medicinal red berries, strong soil fixation ability, perfect for barren mountain greening and courtyard hedge planting

FAQ

Q1: Is cold stratification mandatory for goji seeds?
A1: Not mandatory, but short-term low-temperature stratification can make germination neater and higher rate.
Q2: How fast do seed-grown goji plants produce berries?
A2: Most seedlings can bear a small quantity of fruits in the second growing year.
Q3: Can goji grow in shaded places?
A3: Full sunlight is necessary. Shaded growth causes leggy branches, few flowers and little fruit.
Q4: What is the biggest planting taboo?
A4: Long-term waterlogging leads to root rot; excessive nitrogen fertilizer results in lush branches but low berry yield.
Q5: Suitable for novice gardeners?
A5: Very friendly for beginners, only need enough sunlight and avoid overwatering.

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