Goji Berry seedlings

[Digeroo]

I have some Goji Berry plants I grew from seed.  Several of the plants are doing very well indeed.  They are about a foot tall.

Do they need staking.?  Should I pinch out the top to get them to bush out?

How long before I get some fruit?  Are they worth the effort?  Though so far they have been very easy.

[Digeroo]

[dtw]

I bought some from Thompson & Morgan earlier in the year and got these instructions.
They don't really help much though.
My branches are about a foot long, some flop over horizontally, I have staked a few vertically, but I'm not really sure what to do either.  I'll just let them grow by themselves and see what happens.

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[Digeroo]

Many thanks. 

[Digeroo]

Whoops just read your instructions.  Says 6 ft between plants I think I have put them about 2 ft apart.  I shall have to move them sometime.  Seems they can be a wind break sounds great.  My allotment is extremely windy. 

[PurpleHeather]

OK I am not the best but where does it say 6 feet apart?

[Digeroo]

If you put the item from T&M into something like paint you can blow it up. which dtw posted it say there 2m 6ft apart.  Some of mine are only six inches.  A couple of them are really strong so I will move the rest in the winter,

[bazzysbarn]

We also got some from t & m when do they have fruit on? Ours are just leggy branches

[dtw]

I should imagine they will fruit when they are a couple of years old.
There's no sign of any flowers on mine yet.
I bought them as plug plants earlier this year.

[Digeroo]

There are lots of old posts about Goji Berries.  Does anyone have any flowers yet?  How are the two and three year old plants getting on?

[star]

I have a one year old from seed sown last year, I did read somewhere not to formative prune for the first 2 years. But mine was almost 3ft tall and spindly.....so I did cut back the 2 very long shoots, now will wait and see if they bush out.

I cant see it will hurt in the long run......I guess :-\ :D