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Introductions / New Guy!
« on: February 24, 2016, 11:17:19 AM »
Hello everyone!
I have been researching ginseng for some time now and am extremely interested in growing. I am excited to find a forum that the admin...Brad...is from northern Ohio also! I use to own a landscape company and use to garden with my grandmother...but I understand this "aint your grandmas garden" type root. I read the beginners guide that Brad put together and found it very insightful!
Some questions I have:
Can you get top dollar for raised bed grown seng or is top dollar reserved for wild/wild sim seng?
Does wild seng grow in my part of the state?
Do I have to get seeds/rootlets from close to here or can I get them from a different state/climate?
I have seen some folks starting their seeds in small pots with native soil and then transplanting them to the ground after germination. Is this a method that can be used to raise germination rate?
Doing my research now so that in the fall I can have my ducks in a row and am ready to hit the ground running! Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Paul
I have been researching ginseng for some time now and am extremely interested in growing. I am excited to find a forum that the admin...Brad...is from northern Ohio also! I use to own a landscape company and use to garden with my grandmother...but I understand this "aint your grandmas garden" type root. I read the beginners guide that Brad put together and found it very insightful!
Some questions I have:
Can you get top dollar for raised bed grown seng or is top dollar reserved for wild/wild sim seng?
Does wild seng grow in my part of the state?
Do I have to get seeds/rootlets from close to here or can I get them from a different state/climate?
I have seen some folks starting their seeds in small pots with native soil and then transplanting them to the ground after germination. Is this a method that can be used to raise germination rate?
Doing my research now so that in the fall I can have my ducks in a row and am ready to hit the ground running! Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Paul