Tibetan Goji Berry 100 Seeds (Lycium chinense) Heirloom - Non GMO - Open Pollinated

I have so many settings growing from this one pack and I still have many more seeds to go. The important thing is that they grow in the first place and these seeds are definitely growing.

I was able to get around 3 or 4 good plants from the seeds. They're small and a bit hard to sprout but be patient. Ended up fruiting the first year because I started indoors. Requires well aerated soil or fast draining!! This is a MUST!

I have tried and tried and these seeds will not grow beyond sprouting through the dirt. I don’t know if it’s me, my dirt or the seeds.

Growing now in seed trays for a month . Will transplant in another month Place seeds on top of damp soil then cover with a fine topping of sand. Then water the first month with a spray bottle of water. It has worked for me very well since the seeds are easily displaced bc they are very fine.

It takes a while to grow and won't produce and berries until next year. And there are some other seeds mixed in with them.

I started with this bag, and now I have two bushels growing outside for fresh berries! (In about 2 years...) A little on the tart and chewy side and you'll need to dice to add to oatmeal, yogurt, cereal, etc.

I put these in a tray outside with some morning glories and only one is sprouting after a few weeks. I think having the bigger seedlings helped and i think they must not like full sun. I will try growing them indoors with covers and see if i have better luck

Good germination rate. Easy to grow. and they grow fast. They do need staking to help the plant stay upright.