Effect of Growth Enhancement by Storage and Soil Types of Cutting Slips in Lycium chinense Mill

The objective of this study was to establish the optical storage condition in cutting slips of Lycium chinense Mill. We investigated the different influential growth factor of this plant including two soil types (soil and vermiculite) and storage methods (gauze, parafilm, vinyl, and paper). Our result revealed that the formation of axillary bud was highest () from the cutting slips stored in vinyl and vermiculite treatment. Root length was long () in parafilm storage using soil. Maximum plant height was with gauze storage using vermiculite. The number of leaves was maximum () at 90 days from the cutting slips of gauze storage using vermiculite. Highest number of fruit was harvested () from the cutting slips stored in parafilm and grown in vermiculite. It can be concluded that the storage treatment and soil type influence the affecting to general growth of Lycium chinense Mill.