1、 How to plant

1. Planting time: Lycium barbarum seedlings are mostly planted in spring. The specific time depends on the region. To ensure that the soil has thawed and the seedlings have not sprouted, the maturity rate of seedlings is higher during this time period, and the seedlings can recover their growth faster

2. Seedling raising and false planting: be careful when raising seedlings. Be sure to ensure the integrity of the taproot and reduce the damage to the root system as much as possible. If the root injury is serious, the survival rate will be reduced

3. Pruning and soaking: the seedlings should be pruned once before being buried in the soil. The branches at the seedling crown should be cut shorter to reduce nutrient consumption, which can also promote the growth of new branches in the later stage. The root system should also be trimmed and leveled to avoid decay in the later stage

4. Fixed value of planting: after treatment, the seedlings can be buried. Pay attention to the spacing between plants and rows, not too dense. The plant spacing is about 1.5m, and the row spacing is 2m. The length, width and depth of the fixed value cave are about 40 cm. After digging, plant it in the soil

2、 Results of several years

After the small seedlings of Lycium barbarum are planted, they will not bear fruit in that year. They can only accumulate certain nutrients and promote flowering and fruiting in the second year. However, the number of results in the second year is also limited and relatively small. It usually takes four or five years to enter the full fruit period, and the number of results will also increase