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Wild Ginseng / Re: OLD AND SMALL
« on: September 19, 2014, 04:48:41 PM »
More photos
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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Wild Ginseng / Re: OLD AND SMALL
« on: September 19, 2014, 04:42:17 PM »
This is one of them, trying to upload more.
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Wild Ginseng / OLD AND SMALL
« on: September 19, 2014, 02:52:53 PM »
Went out this AM in the ADIRONDACKS and found some old but tiny roots. I tried to upload but images are to large. I can tell you they are about 15-20 yrs old and the root ball is about the size of a grape. Root shoots are about 7". I can email photos if anyone would like to see. Anyone have any idea why so small? any value in them?
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Wild Ginseng / Re: NEW TO GINSENG....HELP
« on: September 22, 2013, 08:06:24 AM »
Heres some roots
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Wild Ginseng / NEW TO GINSENG....HELP
« on: September 21, 2013, 07:56:22 PM »
Hello Everyone!
I was out and about looking for hunting scrapes, droppings etc. I found ginseng on our property, and know little about it. Most plants arnt huge, but all 5 prong. Can someone give me some ideas on how to know for sure its wild, not simulated? How to tell the age the most accuratly, and any info on selling in Upstate NY? What to look for in best roots. Size length vs width? Some of mine are thick like a carrot, others are small like grapes but lots of notches. Should I leave them to let them get older even though they are 5 prong? ANY help would be appreciated. THANKS
I was out and about looking for hunting scrapes, droppings etc. I found ginseng on our property, and know little about it. Most plants arnt huge, but all 5 prong. Can someone give me some ideas on how to know for sure its wild, not simulated? How to tell the age the most accuratly, and any info on selling in Upstate NY? What to look for in best roots. Size length vs width? Some of mine are thick like a carrot, others are small like grapes but lots of notches. Should I leave them to let them get older even though they are 5 prong? ANY help would be appreciated. THANKS
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