Lycium barbarum has wide adaptability and easy to plant.

Lycium barbarum has strong sprouting power, and tillering seedlings grow from the roots while many new branches are sent out from April to August every year. Lycium barbarum is cold-tolerant, light-loving and saline-alkali tolerant. Its reproduction can be divided into sexual reproduction and asexual reproduction. Sexual reproduction will put the fruit into practical blisters for 2 days, soften and wash out the seeds to dry. Sow seeds in late March, cover 1 cm of soil, and spray water immediately after trampling. The seedlings emerged 7 days after planting, and the seedlings were transplanted in the spring of the following year. Asexual reproduction, cutting, ramet can be, fast reproduction, early fruit. It is common to raise seedlings by cutting. Lignified branches with an annual thickness of more than 0.3 cm are collected from fine mother trees, cut into cuttings of 18mur20 cm long, and obliquely inserted in the seedbed to keep moist, with a high survival rate, and can bloom in the second year. Transplanting is carried out in April and is easy to survive. It is suitable to be planted in calcareous loam with good drainage and avoid clay. During the growth period, bask in the sun and control watering. If it is too wet, the growth will be poor. During the flowering and fruiting period, it is necessary to ensure adequate moisture, and irrigate each time you pick a spray of fruit. Chinese wolfberry is prone to rust in summer, so Bordeaux solution should be used every 10 days in spring to control it. The fruit ripens one after another from June to November, so it should be harvested and dried or dried in time.