IS THERE ANYMORE PICS OF PATCHES OUT THERE

Dave I have seen plants as randy dec\scribed, or rather a picture of one at my root buyers place, my personal best was a 7 prong which was a 4 and a 3 prong stalk coming from the same root.

Get hold of me durring seng season. I sell seeds each season. Send me a pm and I will give you contact info.

It was VERY hard to find seed (for sale) last year due to the wide spread drought. Will that drive the price of seed up this year?

Patch Southeastern Outdoor Supply has seed for $90 a pound. ph276-638-7841.

I can almost always beat that price by a large amt. Last year my seed prices was in the 70 dollar range, but most generally around 60.00 or a bit less per lb. Also when you buy bigger quantities of it, you get cheaper prices. It won't do any good to ask how much it is at this time. I won't have any to sell untill sept.

after you plant the seeds how long does it take before you can harvest it?

big al hate to jump in and answer a question i wasn't asked but since nobody else has....

I would say somewhere between 7 and 10 years for wild simulated less for other cultivation methods. the longer you wait the bigger the root but growth may slow to the point waiting dosn't pay. also you can collect and sell seed during those waiting years, or of course plant it yourself.

Like stan said, it is better to sell closer to 10 years old and 12 years old if possible. 7-8 is fairly young but is saleable and depends on how good your quality is. But as far as that goes, quality must also be good at 12 years old to get a decent price.You will just get more for decent 10 to 12 year old stuff and even older is better for good quality.

THANKS TO ALL THE GUYS THAT POSTED PICS.I TOUGHT THERE WOULD BE ALOT MORE BUT IT STILL COOL TO SEE SOME PICS.

Took some pics over the weekend,I'll get them posted as soon as I down load them.

COME ON YOU ROOT DIGGERS LETS SEE SOME GOOD SANG PICS.I HAVE SEEN ALOT MORE ON HERE BEFORE.WELL TAKE IT EASY GUYS I WILL BE HOME SOON AND WILL TAKE SOME OF MINE AND TRY AND GET THOSE ON HERE.

i have a few pics from last season if your interested..lol.

here are a few pics from last year

Some very nice seng

Here's a few wild ones that I have been watching

how do you identify ginsang

Tcat----If foxkid and kevins pics dont do it - I have no idea what to tell you.

It don't grow in Idaho.

Don,
Does it grow in Maine? I have never heard of anyone harvesting any?