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Growth and fruiting habits of Lycium barbarum

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, 1.1 Lycium barbarum is a perennial shrub that can bear fruit for as long as 50 years. Generally speaking, the best fruiting period is about 10 years, in which 1 ~ 2 years is the fruiting juvenile stage, 3 ~ 4 years is the early fruiting stage, 5 ~ 6 years is the full fruiting period, 7 ~ 8 years is the last fruiting stage, and 9 ~ 10 years is the fruiting senescence period. 1.2 the fruiting ability of current and biennial fruiting branches is the strongest, the fruiting ability of perennial branches is poor, and the branching ability of three-year-old and two-year-old spring shoots is the best. Mastering the habits of these results plays an important guiding role in reasonable pruning.

1.1 Lycium barbarum is a perennial shrub that can bear fruit for as long as 50 years. Generally speaking, the best fruiting period is about 10 years, in which 1 ~ 2 years is the fruiting juvenile stage, 3 ~ 4 years is the early fruiting stage, 5 ~ 6 years is the full fruiting period, 7 ~ 8 years is the last fruiting stage, and 9 ~ 10 years is the fruiting senescence period.

1.2 the fruiting ability of current and biennial fruiting branches is the strongest, the fruiting ability of perennial branches is poor, and the branching ability of three-year-old and two-year-old spring shoots is the best. Mastering the habits of these results plays an important guiding role in reasonable pruning.

 
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