9GreenBox - Goji Berry - 4'' Pot

December 14th Update: I ended up propagating a dozen new plants and they had grown nicely, with even two flowers on one. Unfortunately, those plants plus my original two all contacted spider mites and I couldn't save them. I put ALOT of work into these, and I'm very disappointed. They are very susceptible to insects, and I would have to inspect them daily and spray them with neem oil. I actually was starting to worry about how I could do this when they grew even bigger. The spider mites also moved to my other plants. If you're looking for a good tropical fruit plant, I'm having good luck with dwarf banana plants (musa) . September 10th Update: My goji berry plants are now doing great! Since their almost demise they bounced back well. During this time every time I watered them I used half strength Miracle Gro fertilizer. After about 4 weeks I replanted into 6 inch pots with 1:3 mixture of worm castings and cactus soil. Then I cut back the top of the stem, about 2-3 leaves down from each stem. If you can see from the pictures one plant grew 3 new shoots and the other plant grew 6 new shoots! I'm so excited! In about 6 weeks I'll replant and cut back a few of the biggest shoots. Hopefully it'll grow like crazy again! One more thing... I've got a TaoTronics LED Growlight For Indoor plants(36 watt) directed at the plants about 4 feet away because my apartment window is northeast facing (there is also a mirror which I placed behind the plants to reflect back onto them). I would definitely recommend ordering one or two of these goji berry plants from 9Greenbox. They have excellent customer service. They will contact you once your plants are delivered to see how they are doing. If there's a problem 9Greenbox will do whatever they can to make sure you're satisfied. Original review: When I received my goji berry plant its leaves were very pale green and curled. I sent an e-mail to 9Greenbox and they responded very quickly. They offered to either refund my money or to send me another plant. I chose to have another plant sent to me. This one looked healthier but... then my cat got ahold of it and ate every leaf except for one and knocked it out of the pot! I'm just not having any luck with these goji berry plants. I'm hoping this second one might bounce back but idk...

Love this fruit

Roots still alive but, stem is dried.hopefully grow up again.

First off, I want to say how impressed I was when this plant arrived. It was healthy and green and in great shape when it arrived. I am very pleased with they company that shipped this plant. As far as Goji Berry plants go, this is a wonderful plant that can either be pruned to a bush size or left to grow wild and it can grow up to 8 feet high. Goji berries are very high in antioxidents and vitamin C and can be eaten raw, cooked, or dried (like raisins) and are used in herbal teas, juices, wines, and medicines. Birds love the berries too, so we use fish net to cover them.

When I got this it looked great. I put it outside in my garden in a pot. It said "no" and proceeded to loose every leaf except one it's bity one. I put it in my pea patch. It said "Thank you" and now it has 20 it's bity leaves.

My plant arrived in seemingly good condition, there were leaves on it and it appeared healthy. I've kept it inside since it's been too early to plant outdoors and only today noticed faint light yellow'ish spots on the top of the leaves. I took a coin magnifying lens and discovered there was an infestation of those annoying little buggers on the plant's under leaves and hugged close to the newer growth. Thankfully i had heard plenty of horror stories about spider mites and had a bottle of Sierra natural science mite control at hand. After a healthy dosing, the plant appears to be mite free. So, just a warning to be aware! it can happen with any plants transferred from a nursery you don't run yourself. Beyond that, new growth started almost immediately and hopefully will continue after it's cleansing.

I have order several products from this seller and all of them have been alive and thriving. However, due to the lockdown many of my house plants becomes withered and this is a good replacement I will order a few more Goji berry tree from this company again.

Not an awful plant or job, but these apparently have very thin and brittle little stems, which snapped (not through) in a couple places in transit. Now held up with a little stake, they may even knot over and make it, but a cardboard tube or wrap would have been easy to tape around there, and it sounds like some other people have experienced snaps with these little bushes too. That said, it's a fairly healthy looking plant. Got some little white dots that look like mite spotting, but looks like they were eradicated if that's what those are. No reason to think it won't start filling its new pot and bushing up.