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General Ginseng Discussion / Re: Clay soil?
« on: October 01, 2013, 06:41:26 PM »
It was bigger around than my thumb, but only about an inch long.
Thank you.
Thank you.
News:
edible Cleveland magazine published a very nice feature article by Laura Watilo Blake. Laura spent a day in the woods with me, and an evening at Woodland Outdoors on a buying trip. Thanks Laura! You can read the article here http://ediblecleveland.com/stories/winter-2014/this-land#readmore
See the article Growing Ginseng Basics for planting instructions -the discussion forum face-lift is coming soon
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General Ginseng Discussion / Clay soil?
« on: October 01, 2013, 08:07:37 AM »
I dug some ginseng this weekend that had very short roots...like tiny onions or radishes that were packed into hard soil. I think it's because of the clay content where I was. The roots were only about an inch long. I put him back, but I was wondering if anyone could tell me about this? Is that a good place to grow ginseng? Was it a young plant? Will it eventually get long? If not, will the smaller root still have value at 10 years old?
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Wild Simulated Ginseng / Re: Forest Land
« on: June 22, 2013, 11:30:26 AM »
Thanks - any recommended good quality seed sellers?
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Wild Simulated Ginseng / Forest Land
« on: June 21, 2013, 09:05:51 PM »
I've recently inherited about 40 acres of hilly forest which won't be good for much except maybe hunting leases, and I was thinking of sowing some ginseng and checking it out in a decade.
Problem is that I sort of inherited a ridge. On the Southwest side.
Should I even bother? I was reading that ginseng should be on the southeast?
Problem is that I sort of inherited a ridge. On the Southwest side.
Should I even bother? I was reading that ginseng should be on the southeast?
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