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Tibetan Goji Berries: In Search for Answers
Most information on Tibetan Goji berries reveals only the berries' nutritional value. There are not a lot of information about the way the Tibetan Goji berries form on the bush or vine. There is limited information on this that one would tend to wonder if goji berries come from a bush or a vine. If you've heard of Tibetan goji berries, perhaps you've wondered if the Tibetan goji berries grow close to the ground of if they grow on a vine. For many foreigners who have spent time in the Himalayan region, the Tibetan goji berries are hard to forget. Nepal is a country in the Himalayan region. Several Americans have lived in this country. For many of these Americans, the mangoes of Nepal bring back fond memories. One of them confessed that should they ever be isolated in Nepal, he would prefer to lie either face down in a patch of strawberries or face-up in a mango grove. If you've wondered about Tibetan goji berries and how they grow, you'd probably ask yourself if they grow in the same manner as strawberries. If they do, is it possible to grow Tibetan goji berries that would produce berries that are larger and juicier? If you've ever picked wild strawberries, you'd remember that they were much smaller than the strawberries that were sold in stores. This suggests that cultivation of the strawberry produced a larger and juicier berry. And what about wild blackberries? They have many seeds and are very similar to black raspberries. This may lead you to wonder about the the seeds of Tibetan goji berries. Do Tibetan goji berries have many seeds? If they do, is it possible to produce Tibetan goji berries with fewer seeds by cultivation? Unfortunately, the Internet doesn't seem to have the information to answer all the questions posed in this article. Unless one lives in the Himalayan region, one may never know the answers.
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