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Unlike most wild fruits with medicinal value, raspberry does not have high demands on soil or cultivation techniques (as can be seen from its distribution range in our country). You can propagate it using cuttings from local wild raspberries, and it can be planted on both mountainous and flat terrains. Crucially, apart from the high harvest cost, raspberry cultivation requires little other input. Even for drying it into medicinal materials, you only need to leave it in the sun for about three days.
Moreover, raspberry yields quickly. It can bear fruit 15 months after planting, and achieve abundant yield by the third year, with each plant producing 80 kg. Therefore, since raspberries became popular in the Market, its cultivation scale expanded rapidly, sowing the seeds of a price crash.
Secondly, medicinal raspberries have "Li Kui" and "Li Gui."
