2011 Ginseng by TNhunter.wmv
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Thanks for sharing again! Your videos are among my favorites on YouTube. You inspired me to put a pound in the ground a few weeks back.
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can you tell the difference between the wild to the simulated also how long does it take to grow a four pronger cause i have thought about doing this any info would be very helpfull thanks,
kking1106 1 month ago
@kking1106 - I don't think anyone could tell the difference between the wild and wild simulated, considering what I am calling wild simulated. The only difference in my method is that I am planting the seed, vs mother nature planting it. In the end the roots should be the same as wild roots in every way. I have not grown any plants to the 4 prong stage yet, but I expect it would take 5-7 years to get to that point and that would depend greatly on your growing conditions, soil, light, etc.
YTTNhunter 1 month ago