Panax Ginseng Korean 500 Seeds, Ready to germinate, Skin Opened

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Panax ginseng Korean 500 seeds, ready to germinate, skin opened The Korean ginseng seeds were collected in South Korea in 2021' and pre-treated/skin opened for 100 days to get ready to germinate. Early November released. Select a site for the ginseng seeds. Panax ginseng prefers to grow in shady woodlands. Ginseng grows in loamy, clay or sandy soil with a pH between 5.5 and 6.0. If growing ginseng in the woods, look for walnut trees, poplar trees, cohosh, ferns and Solomon's seal. These plants indicate a favorable environment for ginseng. Avoid areas where oak trees grow. 4 Plant the Panax ginseng seeds in the fall. Plant seeds 1/4 to 1/2 inch deep and 4 to 6 inches apart. Make rows 8 to 10 inches apart. 5 Cover the ginseng seeds with 1 inch of rotted leaves to keep the ground from drying out. Do not use oak leaves. 6 Keep the soil moist, but not soaking wet, until the ginseng seeds germinate. The seeds will not germinate if the soil dries out. Germination takes up to 18 months. 7 Provide water as needed to keep the soil and the ginseng plants moist. 8 Add another 1-inch layer of rotted leaves every few months. Avoid using commercial fertilizer. As the leaves break down, they provide the nutrients the ginseng plants need. Commercial fertilizer produces fast-growing roots that are not as valuable as those grown naturally in the wild. 9 Harvest the ginseng roots in five to seven years when the plants mature. Take care not to damage the roots with your shovel. 10 Spread the roots on a screened tray. Keep the temperature between 70 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit and the humidity between 30 and 40 percent. The roots are dry if they snap when bent. Full drying takes several weeks.