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1. How to plant

1. Planting time: Most wolfberry seedlings are planted in spring, and the specific time depends on the region. Make sure the soil has thawed and the seedlings have not yet sprouted. The maturity rate of planting during this period is higher, and the seedlings can resume growth faster. 2. Follow up when raising seedlings: Be careful when raising seedlings to ensure that the main root is intact and minimize damage to the root system. If the root injury is severe, the survival rate will be reduced. 3. Pruning and soaking: Prune the seedlings once before they are put into the soil. Cut the branches at the crown of the seedlings short to reduce nutrient consumption and promote the growth of new branches later. The root system must also be pruned, trimmed and flattened to avoid later rot. 4. Burial settings: After treatment, the seedlings can be buried in the soil. Pay attention to the spacing between rows of plants and avoid planting them too densely. The spacing between plants is about 1.5 meters, and the spacing between rows is about 2 meters. The length, width and depth of the fixing hole are about 40cm. After digging it, plant it in the ground.

Two years to bear fruit

After wolfberry seedlings are planted, they generally will not bear fruit in the same year. They have to wait until the second year to accumulate a certain amount of nutrients and promote flowering and fruiting. However, the number of results in the second year is limited and relatively small. Usually it takes four to five years for pickling to enter the fruit-bearing period, and the number of fruits will also increase.