Hey, if the berries are raw (not heat treated) and less then about 5 years old, the go for it. Sprout away!
You can take some berries and just put a thin layer of soil over them. Better yet, grind them up in the blender with some water. Strain. Drink the juice and just plant the pulp that you strained off. You'll get a goji "lawn" that makes for great off season salad greens.
I'm having a goji-less dinner right now. So without going into my kitchen cupboard to bite one of them berries open, aren't the seeds right in the berries we can sprout & grow from there, without sending away for a seed package? Thanks
good job. i hope your goji plants make it and the stems get really thick. i had 16 goji plants growing but the winter wiped out 9 of them but the ones i have left are healthy. i put up a short clip of a few of them on my channel :D they are 2 years old right now.
Hey, if the berries are raw (not heat treated) and less then about 5 years old, the go for it. Sprout away!
You can take some berries and just put a thin layer of soil over them. Better yet, grind them up in the blender with some water. Strain. Drink the juice and just plant the pulp that you strained off. You'll get a goji "lawn" that makes for great off season salad greens.
TheMikeseiler 11 months ago
I'm having a goji-less dinner right now. So without going into my kitchen cupboard to bite one of them berries open, aren't the seeds right in the berries we can sprout & grow from there, without sending away for a seed package? Thanks
reforest4fertility 11 months ago
i live near you can we get married please?
griptick 1 year ago
@griptick Can't you see she's into goji berries not peanuts.
aajlrrecruit 3 months ago
good job. i hope your goji plants make it and the stems get really thick. i had 16 goji plants growing but the winter wiped out 9 of them but the ones i have left are healthy. i put up a short clip of a few of them on my channel :D they are 2 years old right now.
vidlover07 1 year ago