How to plant goji berry upside down? Methods and key techniques

Select a goji berry (Lycium barbarum) that is more than two years old, and air-layer three or four of the top branches at suitable points to induce rooting. Once roots have formed, cut off the upper section of those branches, cut away all branches that were not air-layered, then dig out the plant and wash off the soil, and immediately plant it upside down. Trim the fine hair roots, bind and shape the large roots appropriately, cover the roots with a plastic film bag to preserve root moisture, and remove the bag once buds sprout. In late autumn, remove the palm fiber bindings, and a beautiful goji berry bonsai is complete. In the following years, gradually raise the roots year by year, forming chicken claws below and dragon claws above, with green leaves and red fruit, simple and elegant.