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There are two ways of planting woods grown "Glacial
Gold" ginseng. You can use a cultivator or rot tiller. If you are going for
what they call woods cultivated ginseng, you need to rot till the first four to six inches
of soil. This makes the ginseng plants much easier to harvest. But the ginseng roots grow
straight and you wind up with ginseng roots that look like carrots. A good deal of the
value of ginseng on the export market is by the appearance of the root. What the market is
really looking for, other than very high ginsitis levels, is appearance. This is where the
ginseng roots have split and formed what we call "figurines" in the business.
Anything that looks like the lower anatomy of a human is a prime ginseng root.
When you run across the extremely rare plant which they call the emperors root that is
shaped like a human body, where the arms are pronounced, the legs are pronounced and the
male sexual organ is pronounced, that is an emperor ginseng root. Those single individual
ginseng roots can bring as much as $ 10,000 (US).
Wild simulated is the way I plant all of my ginseng
plants. Disking only the upper one inch of the soil leaves the substructure intact
with all kinds of nice roots from existing trees, vegetation, etc. As these plants grow
down, hopefully, they will hit a root which will cause a split and then you will have
"figurines". The difference in the value between straight roots which sell for
maybe $80 (US) to $90 (US) per pound for woods grown, (the Ginsenocide level is there for
capsules, but the appearance isn't there), and wild simulated, where you can get both the
appearance and the Ginsenocide levels, bring $300 (US) to $500 (US) per pound. It
requires more effort at harvest. You have to be very careful. But one way you're digging
up two dollar plants, (woods cultivated), and the other way, five dollar plants, (wild
simulated).
One of the most important things is plan the delivery of your "Glacial Gold" ginseng seeds. The importance of taking
your ginseng seeds directly from the stratifying pit, moving them right out to your
plantation and getting them right back into the ground, can not be emphasized too much!
The hulls on these ginseng seeds are sensitive. If they start drying out on you, your
germination rate is going to go down.
Another thing to be concerned about in your "Glacial Gold" ginseng seeds is excessive washing. Some
of the seed dealers seem to think washing helps and they put them into a cement mixer
while they are decontaminating them and wash them real good. When I'm buying seeds, I look
for two primary things:
1. I want to see a little sand on those seeds, then I know
they're pretty fresh from the stratifying pit. I do my own decontamination prior to
planting.
2. 1 look for what they call grinning. When these seeds are
fresh out of the stratifying pit, they should not be starting to crack for your fall
planting.
There are numerous ginseng dealers out there who have ginseng seeds for sale. If they
cannot deliver the top quality product you are paying for, look for another dealer. Go
after these hybrid or dual strain, any of these reputable dealers will bend over backwards
to help you. When you get your ginseng seeds, get them into the ground, don't let them dry
out.. Have your sites prepared.
If you are working with about 50 lbs. of ginseng seed, lay it
out in about five rows, about 90' long and about 6' wide. Get over on the northeast, east,
or southeast side of your woods. Look at your ground vegetation. If there is nothing
growing there, you haven't got enough light. If there is too much vegetation, there is too
much light for your ginseng. Ginseng likes that morning sun, especially when you're
working with seedlings or seed beds. The ginseng will be up before the other vegetation is
up. It will be up before those leaves start to fill out. It needs that early morning sun.
Experience has taught me that one.
At any rate, once you've got your rows laid out, rake back your leaves, leave areas in
between your rows down through the woods. Run a rot tiller along the edge of the rows,
this helps promote good draining and it loosens up the dirt. If you can find a hand
planter, this is great, or disk only the upper one inch of the soil leaving the
substructure intact, as I do, and plant with a commercial planter. In the ginseng trade,
they look at how many pounds of root they expect to get back from how many pounds of seed
they plant. A good ratio in field cultivated is about 3 1/2 to 1. One pound of seed should
yield about 3 1/2 pounds of root. If you do that well out in the woods and you start
moving at around $500 (US) per pound, then the seeds aren't quite so expensive.
Any rate, hand plant or broadcast them by hand. If you are going
to broadcast by hand break them up in sections. Spread your seeds out evenly into
different containers so that you've got an idea of the area you've got to cover.
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Now, after you've planted your seeds, take some topsoil out of
your trenches and put about a three-fourths inch covering over the whole bed, uniformly.
Rake your leaves back across, your leaves are your mulch. Do not rake those leaves off the
bed or back onto the bed if they are wet. They will mat, if they mat that ginseng cannot
get up through it in the spring. It might not be a bad idea about the 15th of April
through the 1st of May, when the plants are starting to come up, to loosen those leaves
with a rake. Make sure they're loose, especially if you're working in an oak forest where
the leaves are big. Get involved with your plants.
Now, try to run your rows north and south wherever possible, but
try to follow the contours of your land. Ginseng like its moisture, but it does not like
to stand in low areas, or "get its feet wet" as they say in the trade.
About using straw as mulch, I have had some disastrous results
using straw as mulch. I've heard of other growers who have had the same problem. There is
something about the fungus that is in the straw, or what they're using on the wheat, I do
not recommend using straw for mulch. If you can't get a hold of any leaves, go rake some
old peoples' yards for free, go out in the park and help clean up the park's leaves.
Drainage ditches are used as harvest paths. Make sure you can access them.
Planting can be done with seeds or roots in the fall. (If they
are dual strain roots, you could be in the hybrid seed business by next fall.) September
and October are the best months to plant. Three and four year old roots may be used for
seed production. Initially, roots cost more, but as they get older, the ginsitis level
gets higher and they become more valuable.
Ginseng needs good air flow especially towards the hotter parts
of the days and the evenings. You can get it on the slope of a hill. That hot air will
rise in the evenings and will cool your plants.
If you prefer to plant seeds, they must be stratified first.
This stratification is necessary because ginseng has an eighteen month gestation period.
When you pick the berries in the fall, you store them in a stratifying pit through the
winter and then you plant them the next fall. They will come up that following spring.
Either purchase stratified seeds or stratify them yourself. Just prior to planting you
want to decontaminate the seeds.
I use Captain's water. I put the seeds into a tub that contains
Captain's water and I like to place a little bit of my Manzate2OO DF in there. Fungi can
be fun for ginseng growers! Then after you have decontaminated the seeds, get to your
planting.
Roots are transplanted after two to four years. It's not
recommended at one year. They don't seem to survive the transplant shock as well as they
do at two years. At two years they are old enough to be used for houseplants, to be put
into pots. I prefer the third year, because they will begin to have the flowers. Once you
put them into a pot, they have a tendency never to get any bigger than when you planted
them into the pot. If you wait till the third year, you will get flowers and seeds off
them.
Planting roots is much the same as planting seeds. Soak the
roots for fifteen minutes prior to planting in a solution of two tablespoons of Captain's
water per gallon of water. Do not rinse after soaking. If you cannot get Captain's water,
you can use bleach.
My personal experience has taught me that ginseng likes close
husbandry, especially when you work with your initial seedling beds. The closer you plant
these plants together, the better germination factor you get. Plant these things a little
tight.
The rows for roots should be planted five inches apart in all
directions. Roots are planted about three-fourths to one inch below the surface. Be
careful not to plant them too deep. Place the root in the row with the bud up. Be careful
not to damage the bud as this is the growing point. Keep the tops from growing into each
other and competing for nutrition and moisture. As with seeds, keep them moist, they dry
quickly. Roots also need to be mulched after planting.
Planting Woods Grown
"Glacial Gold" Ginseng
Seeds Commercially
by Michael Hunter
"Fall of 97"
The first thing that you are going to look at as a businessman is what kind of a return
can I expect out of my money? If a pound of "Glacial Gold"
ginseng seeds cost me $89.95 (US) and I can expect 35 pounds of ginseng roots
back at the end of seven years. Well in today's market, that would be about
$6,300 (US).
Now if you're doing this on a reasonable scale, you could get some pretty serious money
involved. Now when they are commercially growing ginseng seeds, they are planting it any
where from 110 lbs. to 125 lbs. per acre. Well, their yield back isn't all that good, but
they look at it from the point that they don't have to pay for their seeds. They're going
to replant the same seeds, then they wonder why the product that they're growing only
brings eighteen dollars per pound.
The sensible way to do this, depending on the acreage you have to work with, is start with
fifty pounds of dual strain "Glacial Gold" ginseng
seed and grow your own ginseng seeds. If you buy rootlets, you'll be producing your own
ginseng seeds next year. These are business type decisions that the individuals have to
make for their own selves. Work with your consultants, look at what you are trying to
achieve here. The equipment that I am using for planting this, which I will try and show
you over the next few pages, isn't really big expensive equipment. I use that little 1952
Ford tractor of mine, I paid $2,500 (US) for it. I paid $450 (US) for the disk that is
behind it. That's an extremely efficient way to make beds. Now the seeder, that got
expensive, that cost $1,700 (US). But you get a real nice, uniform distribution of your
seed with it. This season I'm going to put the seeder right up on top of the disk. I think
that I will get a better seed bed, that disk rides pretty high and pretty light. Then I
could actually be disking and planting at the same time, and the seeder doubles up as a
fertilizer. You can regulate the flow to it to accommodate literally any size seeds or any
size of dry type material.
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At any rate, lay your woods out, figure your light, keep your
southwest corner real well shaded. These plants don't like to get real warm in the
afternoons. Once you've got your beds in, and laid out, about two weeks prior to planting,
you want to treat your rows with Round Up and literally kill back the vegetation in there.
At the same time, you want to treat for slugs. We had an El Nino last year and this caused
a slug manifestation that just was totally unrealistic. The slugs work just below the
surface. They can be handled with numerous pesticide controls. If you don't want to go
that route with them, you can actually trap them out through the course of your planting
season, if you take and put some squares of aluminum or a lightweight sheet metal,
anything along those lines. Lay it down on the surface of the beds, and the slugs will be
drawn to the metal and adhere themselves to the bottom of it. You can just walk through
your beds and pick up your pieces of metal, scrape the slugs off into a bucket, but if you
don't handle those slugs, they will eat your crops up, believe me, I had them eat up a 500
lb. bed on me last season. That was expensive.
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Anyway, growing ginseng is kind of like playing high stakes
poker. You always seem to come up with one of two things; a busted flush or a royal flush.
Ginseng seems to be the same way, you have to make it big or you don't make it at all. It
takes some nerve. It's going to take a lot of effort on our grower's part to bring our
crop number 70 up to where we're growing it on a compatible level with corn. Now all of
the" Glacial Gold" ginseng seeds that my company is selling, we keep track of
everything. Even the soil that it came out of, to have an idea what the pH level was.
I don't believe that some of the farmers have checked their soil
in their woods in eighty or ninety years. If they have checked it, "why if it's that
way one place on our 500 acre farm, I guess it's the same on the rest". You can buy
soil testing kits at your local farm supply store. Do your research, read some good books,
and what-have-you.
The balancing of the light is very important. Ginseng has to
have at least 4 hours of direct, slightly oscillating light, and as the days get longer,
it needs more shade. Some of the things that you can look at as you're utilizing more and
more of your acreage, as you get over towards the west or southwest side, put some
artificial shade up, if needed. If you have some areas in the woods that need shade, just
erect some posts, take some baling twine and tie some cross members. Then lay some brush
up over these more open areas. An abundance of material is available right there in your
woods that can be used for this type of thing. Your forestry consultants will show you the
type of thinning that should be being done in your woods. Proper thinning needs to be done
to produce a really good crop of timber and ginseng.
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A Row of 2 Year Old Ginseng
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When you run across the extremely rare ginseng root, which is
called the "Emperors Root", that is shaped like a human body, where the head,
arms, legs and the male sexual organ is pronounced. That is an emperor root, those single
individual roots can bring as much as $10,000.00" (US)
Here's some pictures of some nice looking, Fresh
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Plant early, especially the further North you are. This
gives the seeds a chance to become climatically adapted to the environment that they are
being planted in. This also gives the seeds a chance to be absorbing the nutrients
from the soil that they are going to be raised in. When purchasing your seeds, be
especially wary of seeds with dried out hulls. The embryos may be alive, but your
germination factor will be greatly reduced. Naturally all of our seeds are
float tested and decontaminated before shipment. Quality must be number one.
Our future markets are going to demand it.
Suggested commercial woods planting is
about 40 Pounds to the Acre. You should be realizing about 10 pounds of
seed back for each pound planted in 4 years and about 10 pounds of roots for each pound of
seed planted in 7 years. If you take care of your plants you might do twice that.
We guarantee no dried out hulls. The hull is
what the embryo feeds on as it develops
Further Instructions are in the "Ginseng
Growers Guide" by, Michael Hunter
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Note; 100#'s of ginseng seed should produce about 4000#'s or more of dried ginseng root
in 10 years. Today's Market $390.00 To $525.00 Per Pound.
In 4 to 5 Years It should be producing 800 to 1000 pounds of
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(Appo. 36,000 Seeds)
Plus
250 "Three" Year Old Woods Grown "Glacial
Gold"™
"Wild Simulated" Ginseng
Roots.
Should be Planted in a Area of about
17,000 square feet or less.
Total Value $995.95
 "10th
Year Anniversary
Special"
$899.95
Plus S&H (US)
E-Mail
or
Glacial Ginseng Company Order Form
For
" Fast" Personal Service,
Use Our Preferred
Ordering Method
"Toll
Free"
1-800-430-2939
7 AM
To 7 PM
EST..
"All
Shipment's U.S. Priority Mail"
We Accept
C.O.D.s
and You May Pay The Mail Person With Your Personal
Check.
10 # Stratified "Glacial
Gold"™
Ginseng Seed Kit
(Appo. 70,000 Seeds)
Plus
500 "Three" Year Old Woods Grown "Glacial
Gold"™
"Wild Simulated" Ginseng
Roots.
Should be Planted in an Area of
about One Acre, Little More or Less.
Total Value $1839.95
"10th
Year Anniversary
Special"
$1799.95
Plus S&H (US)
E-Mail
or
Glacial Ginseng Company Order Form
For
" Fast" Personal Service,
Use Our Preferred
Ordering Method
"Toll
Free"
1-800-430-2939
7 AM
To 7 PM
EST..
"All
Shipment's U.S. Priority Mail"
We Accept
C.O.D.s
and You May Pay The Mail Person With Your Personal
Check.
20 # Stratified "Glacial
Gold"™
Ginseng Seed Kit
(Appo. 144,000 Seeds)
Plus
1000 "Three" Year Old Woods Grown "Glacial
Gold"™
"Wild Simulated" Ginseng
Roots.
Should be Planted in an Area of about Two
Acres, Little More or Less.
Total Value $3299.95
 "10th
Year Anniversary
Special"
$2,999.95
Plus S&H (US)
E-Mail
or
Glacial Ginseng Company Order Form
For
" Fast" Personal Service,
Use Our Preferred
Ordering Method
"Toll
Free"
1-800-430-2939
7 AM
To 7 PM
EST..
"All
Shipment's U.S. Priority Mail"
We Accept
C.O.D.s
and You May Pay The Mail Person With Your Personal
Check.
50 # Stratified "Glacial
Gold"™
Ginseng Seed Kit
(Appo. 360,000 Seeds)
Plus
2500 "Three" Year Old Woods Grown "Glacial
Gold"™
"Wild Simulated" Ginseng
Roots.
Should be Planted in an Area of
about Five Acres, Little More or Less.
Total Value $7,649.95
 "10th
Year Anniversary
Special"
$6,995.95
Plus S&H (US)
E-Mail
or
Glacial Ginseng Company Order Form
For
" Fast" Personal Service,
Use Our Preferred
Ordering Method
"Toll
Free"
1-800-430-2939
7 AM
To 7 PM
EST..
"All
Shipment's U.S. Priority Mail"
We Accept
C.O.D.s
and You May Pay The Mail Person With Your Personal
Check.
100 # Stratified "Glacial
Gold"™
Ginseng Seed Kit
(Appo. 720,000 Seeds)
Plus
5000 "Three" Year Old Woods Grown "Glacial
Gold"™
"Wild Simulated" Ginseng
Roots.
Should be Planted in an Area of
about Ten Acres, Little More or Less.
Total Value $14,499.95
"10th
Year Anniversary
Special"
$12,999.95
Plus S&H (US)
E-Mail
or
Glacial Ginseng Company Order Form
For
" Fast" Personal Service,
Use Our Preferred
Ordering Method
"Toll
Free"
1-800-430-2939
7 AM
To 7 PM
EST..
"All
Shipment's U.S. Priority Mail"
We Accept
C.O.D.s
and You May Pay The Mail Person With Your Personal
Check.
250 # Stratified "Glacial
Gold"™
Ginseng Seed Kit
(Appo. 140,000 Seeds)
Plus
10,000 "Three" Year Old Woods Grown "Glacial
Gold"™
"Wild Simulated" Ginseng
Roots.
Should be Planted in an Area of
about Twenty Five Acres, Little More or Less.
Total Value $25,989.95
 "10th
Year Anniversary
Special"
$22,999.95
Plus S&H (US)
E-Mail
or
Glacial Ginseng Company Order Form
For
" Fast" Personal Service,
Use Our Preferred
Ordering Method
"Toll
Free"
1-800-430-2939
7 AM
To 7 PM
EST..
"All
Shipment's U.S. Priority Mail"
We Accept
C.O.D.s
and You May Pay The Mail Person With Your Personal
Check.
500 #'s Stratified "Glacial
Gold"™
Ginseng Seed Kit
(Appo. 140,000 Seeds)
Plus
25,000 "Three" Year Old Woods Grown "Glacial
Gold"™
"Wild Simulated" Ginseng
Roots.
Should be Planted in an Area of
about Fifty Acres, Little More or Less.
Total Value $43,749.95
 "10th
Year Anniversary
Special"
$39,995.95
Plus S&H (US)
E-Mail
or
Glacial Ginseng Company Order Form
For
" Fast" Personal Service,
Use Our Preferred
Ordering Method
"Toll
Free"
1-800-430-2939
7 AM
To 7 PM
EST..
"All
Shipment's U.S. Priority Mail"
We Accept
C.O.D.s
and You May Pay The Mail Person With Your Personal
Check.
Three Year Old Plants, Planted This Spring,
Should Produce A Full Seed Pod By This Fall.
Glacial Ginseng Company Order Form
All Major and Foreign
Credit Cards
Are Accepted.
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Bed 6' Wide and 90' Long For Each Pound of "Glacial
Gold"™
Ginseng Seed To Be Planted.
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Are Available On Orders Of 50#'s Or More
Appo. $20.00 Per Pound; On 50 pound Orders Add $1.00 Per Mile
For Expenses, From My Place To Yours, One Way.
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