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Oh boy another plant I want now lol... time to add it to the wanted list.
Found a source of the dried fruit, sold as a tea. Now the question is, will the seeds germinate.
Quote from: nullzero on June 07, 2014, 01:34:46 PMFound a source of the dried fruit, sold as a tea. Now the question is, will the seeds germinate.I germinate seeds from dried lycii often. However this would vary based on how they were dried ((sun vs oven etc.). I would predict success. Can you share the source?
Once again, you have found something intriguing.
Quote from: Future on June 07, 2014, 09:11:12 PMQuote from: nullzero on June 07, 2014, 01:34:46 PMFound a source of the dried fruit, sold as a tea. Now the question is, will the seeds germinate.I germinate seeds from dried lycii often. However this would vary based on how they were dried ((sun vs oven etc.). I would predict success. Can you share the source?Check ebay, they had a sun dried for sale.
Quote from: val on June 08, 2014, 01:24:40 PMOnce again, you have found something intriguing. You can count with some!
Black Goji seeds germinated. Soaked in water for 3 days and did nothing else, I got 2 that are showing white root. Another one looks like it may germinate soon as well. So 2/10 not bad for some dried black goji fruit.
There are various edible Lycium species!But tke care -out of their natural range Lycium easily turns a weed!It is really easy to grow them. Had never problems and many are tolerant to dry conditions and even to salt. However be carefull!I think Goji is nice, but to exagerated concerning this plant. There are many plants with health benefits and good quality fruits that aren'tused so much. For example Nitrariceae. In similar conditions some Ephedras bear good tasting "fruit"
Quote from: Taparyal on June 26, 2014, 05:14:26 AMThere are various edible Lycium species!But tke care -out of their natural range Lycium easily turns a weed!It is really easy to grow them. Had never problems and many are tolerant to dry conditions and even to salt. However be carefull!I think Goji is nice, but to exagerated concerning this plant. There are many plants with health benefits and good quality fruits that aren'tused so much. For example Nitrariceae. In similar conditions some Ephedras bear good tasting "fruit"Do You know wht species or hybrid?If You have seeds I'd like some !!!Ephedras are fascinating and very productive, easy collectable plants. In my birthplace the people make a jam of Ephedra berries (ripe ones). Very tasty and nice. Problem is maybe it initially slow browth and sometimes irregular blooming. Also in some countries like Russia, Ephedra cultivation is prohibited (what a stupidity....). I am currently growing Ephedra chilensis - and have obtained seeds from some other species. Strangely these plants are underused, while being very productive and hardy plants.I have some Ephedra sp. That were collected for their sweet larger fruits.
If any one ends up buying a bunch of seed I would be willing to buy some from you! Great find Luis
Quote from: nullzero on June 26, 2014, 12:23:57 AMBlack Goji seeds germinated. Soaked in water for 3 days and did nothing else, I got 2 that are showing white root. Another one looks like it may germinate soon as well. So 2/10 not bad for some dried black goji fruit.Hi Nullzero, just received my goji in the post and was wondering if you had any wisdom on the planting. After looking at the fruit(purchased 100 seeds/10 fruit), it seems the seeds are very difficult to remove from the dried fruit. Should I just plant the whole fruit or take the time to extract the seeds??