Lycium Barbarum H. 30/50 cm.

It belongs to the family of Solanaceous (Solanaceae), the same family that owned well-known us plants such as tomato, potato, eggplant, etc. It is a bushy tree (and not creeping plant as presented in television broadcast) and the height can vary from 2 to 4-5 meters, depending on the type of plant and pruning. The range of temperatures in which can survive is great. Can withstand up to most dry summers! The impressive is that summer, with great warmth, perhaps losing its leaves and looks like it withers. But that doesn't last for long. Within 7-10 days regrows new leaves, more vivid and more dense! Withstands from -20°C or lower (some say -25°C) and up to +40°C.
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