I've piddled around with growing wild simulated ginseng for a lot of years now. At first, it was rake and scatter, but when that came out too thick, and blighted out and died, I went to planting it by hand one seed at a time, very thin in good natural habitat and I had some success doing that. This year, I'm planting again and I got one of those ECF seeders from BCastle on here. I'm in no way affiliated with him, but I gotta say this is the best investment I've ever made for planting the way I like to. I can get right up in the underbrush and plant the seeds in exactly the kinds of places I typically find good wild ginseng and without ever even bending over, plus it's at a good depth and much quicker than by hand too. Might look into it.