Goji Berry

Once established, goji berry plants are incredibly easy to grow. They’ll grow in almost any type of soil, and can even thrive in poor soil, as they are used to the mountainous regions in the Himalayas.
They are reasonably drought-tolerant, and will even grow in partial shade (though you’ll get more berries from them if you grow them in full sun).
Once they’re a year old, however, they are perfectly winter hardy. Unchecked, they grow into a thick bush that reaches up to three metres tall, with vines that can grow to nearly four metres. If regularly pruned, they will form attractive small bushes that produce more berries as a result.
Growing Goji Berries in Pots
You will need to choose the correct sized container if you opt for a pot-grown goji plant. You will need one with a diameter of at least 18 inches and it needs to have drainage holes in the bottom. Ideally, you should feed with a fertiliser regularly during its growing season.