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Posted By: skippyturtle

Seng - 07/08/15 04:55 PM

Some ohio seng










Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Seng - 07/08/15 09:20 PM

That is some nice seng. Cultivated or wild? Berries should be ripe around a month or so.

Posted By: pappy t

Re: Seng - 07/08/15 11:37 PM

Nice!
Posted By: imiller

Re: Seng - 07/09/15 01:34 AM

looks good
Posted By: skippyturtle

Re: Seng - 07/09/15 02:28 AM

Originally Posted By: ky canine man
That is some nice seng. Cultivated or wild? Berries should be ripe around a month or so.



Wild can't wait til sept 1
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Seng - 07/09/15 03:55 AM

Originally Posted By: skippyturtle
Originally Posted By: ky canine man
That is some nice seng. Cultivated or wild? Berries should be ripe around a month or so.



Wild can't wait til sept 1


Sweet! Glad to see there more people out there like me. I have seen well over a hundred wild bunches just the few times I have been out, also seen where people are already digging it unfortunately.
Posted By: imiller

Re: Seng - 07/09/15 01:32 PM

i wish we had that many around here. ive been workin the last couple years makin sure the berries make it in the ground on the few plants ive found.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Seng - 07/09/15 03:22 PM

Were they any more sassafras trees around skippy?
Posted By: skippyturtle

Re: Seng - 07/09/15 08:04 PM

Yes sir lots of sas in the area
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Seng - 07/10/15 03:32 AM

Cool, good luck this year and hopefully we both have a great season and a good price for seng.
Posted By: Bushido

Re: Seng - 08/09/15 05:15 PM

wild Ginseng for 15-50 year old roots goes for 800-1400 this year =]
Posted By: don Wolf

Re: Seng - 08/09/15 07:14 PM

Originally Posted By: Bushido
wild Ginseng for 15-50 year old roots goes for 800-1400 this year =]
What will you do with everything under 15 years old? Buyers do not want Ginseng that has been topped.Take all the good seng out and you will have trouble selling your low end. I wouldn't put a lot of merit into seng of any kind bringing 800 to 1400. Chinese economy is getting weak. going to be a interesting year to buy seng. I don't have any idea what I will pay for seng this year.
Posted By: gryhkl

Re: Seng - 08/10/15 12:39 AM

How old would those plants be?
Any word on seed availability this year?
Posted By: Bushido

Re: Seng - 08/10/15 10:13 PM

I personally dont pluck anything under 15, and when i do i replant them so they can naturally replenish what i have taken. I mean its different buyers, ends up with different results . some simply buy by the pound, some buy it sectionally like... 3.5lb for 1350 6lb for 750 ect.
Posted By: skippyturtle

Re: Seng - 08/15/15 02:13 PM

Originally Posted By: Bushido
wild Ginseng for 15-50 year old roots goes for 800-1400 this year =]


So where did you get that info? I sell to a big buyer and he doesn't have a price yet.
Posted By: skippyturtle

Re: Seng - 08/15/15 02:16 PM

Originally Posted By: Bushido
I personally dont pluck anything under 15, and when i do i replant them so they can naturally replenish what i have taken. I mean its different buyers, ends up with different results . some simply buy by the pound, some buy it sectionally like... 3.5lb for 1350 6lb for 750 ect.


So if you dig one under 15 you put it right back in the ground to replace the ones you did keep? I have never heard of someone buying "sectionally" everyone I have been to or talked to buy it by the pound. If you bring in 3.5 pounds you get paid for 3.5 pounds.
Posted By: Ms.Miss

Re: Seng - 08/18/15 12:19 AM

That sure is some nice looking Seng!!!! Two weeks to go. Can't wait to get in the woods!! Good luck hunting all and Be Safe
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