Good day!!! I am of Argentina need to buy Lycium Barbarum's seeds you have.... Where I can obtain?
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I bought my goji seeds off ebay,cheap.I am planting them in containers on my balcony in Ohio

Good post! This post is among a few on internet to tell the truth of where goji is really from. I am from Zhongning, China (its nickname is goji hometown for Zhongning is famous for growing goji in the history). Currently I am developing a website attempting to clarify 'tibetan' or 'himalayas' goji misconception. Please visit go-goji.com if you want to know about truth, but here I would like to add something that were omitted by the author of this post:
1. You can buy dried goji berries to extract seeds from it, but you don't know the parent cultivar and may end up with plants poor in yield performance and other important traits like disease tolerance. go-goji.com introduce a super goji cultivar newly developed in China. It is featured with high yield, larger fruit size and better disease tolerance. If you want to save some dollars to use goji berries you have to extract seeds, that's fine but better not to use seeds claimed as 'tibetan goji' because tibetan goji is just a scam.
2. It is very important to prune goji plants once they grow to 3 feet tall, goji plants need to be heaveily pruned every year to ensure good yield. visit go-goji.com for more information
3. Actually you can eat fresh goji and dried goji berries. Fresh goji taste good, very fuicy, mild sweet with a little sour. Growing environment such as sunshine, water and temperature also influence taste of goji berries
Please let me know if you have questions!

I have a friend who started a goji garden from seeds of unknown cultivar she obtained from some online sellers - plants grown from the seeds are different -some have round leaves others have long leaves and fruit size and shape are also different. I think we need better goji cultivars, ideally start from cuttings as mentioned by previous post. It is interesting to know something new from go-goji.com now i know why some goji berries from my friend taste bad.

I am interested in growing a large number of goji berry plants for commercial purposes in the top of the South Island, New Zealand. Recently plants have been released into garden centres nationwide. I am keen to know if the growing conditions for the plants are suitable to the cool winters and hot summers and if I am better to try to cultivate my own plants from seeds.

Melisa,
Goji likes hot summer. How low temperatures can reach during winter in your area? What's the annual rainfall? How about soil? The ideal growing condition for goji is dry climate with irrigation facility available to supply water during growing season. Goji needs some cold days in winter so that it can enter its dormancy. Goji can grow without dormancy but dormancy is needed for best yielding. Soil - ideally sandy loam rich in organic matter. Drainage is essential for success. Come to go-goji.com to learn more.

I am planting seeds from berries which seem just fine- seeds are available wherever berries are sold, usually bulk herb suppliers such as San Francisco Herbs and Natural Foods, or others.
Horizon Herbs sells the seeds. If the seeds come up well and produce hardy plants, we will sell them at Farmers Market.

Thanks for publishing the benefits of the Goji Berry. I have been sharing this information with people ! Wonderful Goji berry!!!!!!!! Create A Great Day!