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

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

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 am a seasoned gardener, and used every trick to try to get these seeds to grow. Every last one would sprout, sit there tiny for a week, and then die. I tried them in wet paper. I tried them in a hydroponic kit. I tried them in potted soil, both indoors and outdoors. Nothing worked.

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.

Planted these over the summer and had several sprouts (easily 20+). Unfortunetly I didn’t keep up with them and they didn’t make it past fall, might give them another try

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 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

I read some of the reviews a while ago saying the seeds never grew. However I read one that theirs sprouted after 4 days. it was a relief that after 5 days mine sprouted! Especially since I had shared some seeds with a co-worker! Be sure to only plant the seeds 5 or so millimeters deep. I think I planted the rest a little too deep and will have to wait longer for them. If you were excited like me to plant the seeds and wanted to plant them right after soaking them for 24 hours, scoop the wet seeds up with a popsicle stick and place it in the dirt. I don't know if this helps or has an impact, but I used humus manure soil, added a layer of sand in the middle and some pebbles at the bottom of the pots for drainage.