TOPIC: Last years plants

Can I sell a few plants from last years dig this year or are they too dried out?

There are a lot of people that keep roots from one season to the next-usually hoping the price will be better next year.Your roots should be fine to sell and I dont think they really dry much if any more after they are dried.

They will buy that seng no problem,as long as nothing has happened to it and it is still as it was when it dryed,shoudlnt be any problem.

a local buyer told me you loose about a ounce to a pound if you keep it till the next year..

That is what I have been told also Chieftain not that bad if the price went say $ 150 to 2 or 300 more dollors a year later,just simply no way to know that.

Just be careful with your states laws. Here in Ohio you cant hold it over without it being certified by the state. I'm not saying the dealer would be able to tell the difference, but in Ohio the dealers are supposed to ask a number of questions. Some of those questions I think is weather it was dug this year, What county it was harvested in, private or public land? etc.