2000 Pcs Organic Red Goji Berry Fruit Seeds
Organically grown Red Goji Berry Heirloom Seeds are a fantastic way to give your garden or home the variety you crave! Our Organic Heirloom Goji Berry Seeds 2000 Pcs provide an incredible amount of color and flavor for your space, making it truly unique.
These 2000 Pcs Organic Red Goji Berry Fruit Seeds can be grown indoors or outdoors and they are a great way to get creative with your gardening. Our seeds come with very little Cultivating Difficulty Degree, as they are rated as Very Easy to grow, and are ideal for gardeners of all levels. Their Model Number Wolfberry is a Novel Plant that will help beautify any space and they can be grown in a variety of sizes: mini, small, medium, or large.
These Organic Red Goji Berry Heirloom Seeds come from a variety of climates and have a full-bloom period in the autumn months. They are also a great choice for people with Deer and Pest/Disease issues, as they are both resistant. Succulent Plants such as these are best planted during Cancer constellation and require Sunlight, Watering, Temperate Climate, and Soil Type for optimal growth.
Add our Organic Red Goji Berry Heirloom Seeds 2000 Pcs to your garden to add a unique flavor and gorgeous color to your home or outdoor area!
Product Details:
• Latin Name: Lycium chinense
• Planting Season: Spring
• Germination Rate: 85%
• Grown Plant Size: 24”-36”
• Maturity Rate: 105 Days
• Soil Type: Well Draining
• Watering: 5-7 Times a Week
• Sunlight: 5-6 Hours of Direct Sunlight
• Uses: Fruits, Medicinal Properties, Enrichment of Recipes
• Deer Resistance: Moderate
• Pest/Disease Resistance: High
How to Plant Organic Heirloom Goji Berry Seeds 2000 Pcs
1. Start by soaking the seeds in warm water for 6-8 hours.
2. Prepare a potting mix of 1 part peat moss and 1 part perlite with a small amount of fertilizer added for good measure.
3. Plant the seeds in the seed tray at a depth of 5mm and cover with a thin layer of potting mix.
4. Water the tray thoroughly and keep it in a warm place with indirect sunlight for germination.
5. Once seedlings form, transplant to individual small pots with well-draining soil.
6. Place the pots in a warm place with plenty of indirect sunlight.
7. Water when the soil is dry to avoid overwatering.
8. Once plants are young enough, start pinching off the new growths and pick clusters of berries for harvesting.
