Fruits and Nuts: wolfberry (goji) transplanting, 1 by Jianhua

Jianhua wrote:
Yes, I mean ' to strip off all the leaves from the stems' .
Years ago, I spotted two goji plants growing not far from each otherin the wild: one with good foliage had not enough fruits, but the other with heavily insect-munched foliage bore plenty of friuts. I then carried out an experiment by stripping off all the leaves from the stems, and the result is surprising -- Stripping off the foliage can add up much more fruits.