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RE: REAPING WHAT WE SOW AND FORAGING WHAT WE DON'T GROW
My Korean Goji Berries are coming back alive from being dormant over the winter. I've got tons of Chinese Gojis propagated and some of the Koreans too. Also, I've got some Black Gojis started from seed that I'm excited about. How are yours? (Also, excellent to see you again!)
That's great! I think mine would be considered Chinese not to sure. Korean goji sounds interesting, is there any noticeable difference or characteristics? Wow Black Gojis those are pretty rare hope they do well for you. This year make mine 5 years old so they should technically be in full production from here on out. Neem oil is great for things like red spider mites which they had one of there first years. Thanks, been busy preparing for this new job lol, should be starting next month just waiting to hear back from them. Nice talking to you! Hope you have a bountiful season!