Rubus usually grows and matures in May each year. At this time, raspberries are red and taste sweet and sour. When planting raspberries, soil with rich organic matter and good drainage should be selected, and after planting, appropriate water and nutrients should be provided to the plants to improve their growth speed and make them grow more vigorously.

Rubus plants are distributed in Jilin, Liaoning, Hebei, Shanxi, Xinjiang, Japan, Siberia, Central Asia, North America and Europe. Like loam or sandy loam, the soil is loose, with sufficient water content, rich humus and good drainage; Not tolerant of drought and flood, high temperature is harmful to it, and sensitive to water conditions; Generally, asexual propagation is adopted, and the propagation methods are divided into root burying propagation, cutting propagation, layering propagation and tillering propagation. After cultivation, it is necessary to set up a frame and tie it to keep it ventilated and transparent. Rubus Rubus has the functions of tonifying kidney, consolidating semen, reducing urine, nourishing liver, improving eyesight, resisting cancer, resisting oxidation, resisting aging, resisting bacteria and diminishing inflammation. Commonly used for nocturnal emission, frequent urination, impotence, premature ejaculation, blurred eyes and other symptoms. Rubus can also be used as a potted plant with high ornamental value. The 2020 edition of China Pharmacopoeia stipulates that raspberries are the dried fruits of East China raspberries. As a traditional Chinese medicine, raspberry has been used in the field of traditional Chinese medicine for centuries. Recommended by FAO as the third golden fruit, it is an excellent fruit tree resource with great development and utilization value.