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TOPIC: Is It Ginseng

Is It Ginseng 9 years 6 months ago #35772

Hi everyone,

Last fall was my first attempt at growing ginseng. The plants in the images below are growing where I planted the ginseng seeds. Would you be able to tell me if these are first year ginseng plants?

Thank you!
Doug
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Re:Is It Ginseng 9 years 6 months ago #35773

Yes that is ginseng, looking good!

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Re:Is It Ginseng 9 years 6 months ago #35774

Thank you for verifying it for me.

Kind regards,
Doug

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Re:Is It Ginseng 9 years 6 months ago #35775

looking good Doug.

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Re:Is It Ginseng 9 years 6 months ago #35776

That's ginseng? Damn. Maybe I passed some on my hike a few days ago... I would think the wild seng would be at a later stage right now though.

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Re:Is It Ginseng 9 years 6 months ago #35777

This is from up Wisconsin. It's been awful wet and cool here. When I went out and looked about 6 weeks ago nothing was up. I thought maybe nothing had taken. Nice to see it ended up coming up even with the crappy weather.

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Re:Is It Ginseng 9 years 6 months ago #35778

my wild sang came up 2nd week of April here in ILL.

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Re:Is It Ginseng 9 years 6 months ago #35810

Looking good Doug.

VAHunter... that is what ginseng looks like the first spring that it comes up.

Mature plants look quite different, with multiple prongs (3 or 4 usually) and 5 leaf sets per prong (3 large leaves that point out from the center, and 2 smaller leaves that point towards the center). with a flower spike / berry pod in the center.

A mature plant may be 12-24\" tall or larger in excellent conditions.

First spring plants are small like that (2-3\" tall), single stem, no prongs, and usually only 3 leaves.

We commonly call em 3 leafers.

TNhunter

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