out here in Quebec we dont have ginseng per se...we got salsepareillla which is a cousin. The good part is way way smaller so you gotta hunt for older way older specimens...anyways. The fruit can be harvested (and the tubercule grounded using a cheese grater...awesome fragrance) and the good part can be seen out of the ground in September early October (after that the leaves and stem just disappear)..../I infuse some every freakin day with my morning covfefe subbed!
@@charronfamilyconnect I have my spots over here and I found just how much I can harvest for myself to last a whole year (I infuse a tea spoon with my coffee every morning)
I don't need to know where your spots are believe me I got a thousand of my own! Once you know where to look it's easy! I have been seeing this new plant growing in the woods around where I ginsing hunt and it's this nasty burning type of plant that all you need to do is rub uo against it or touch it and you get swollen hands and legs it's the most nasty thing I have ever ran into! I was curious if you know anything about it? I have noticed in many of my spots this crap is growing and it's killing everything around it! Nothing else will grow! Id like to share a video showing you what it is and see what you think or if you know anything about it!
@ForagingTruth after doing some research, I believe it is! This stuff thrives in my area. Western Pennsylvania Latrobe, to be exact. It's such a shame as is said it completely kills everything around it and seems to spread faster than knotweed does. It gets very tall, 4 feet.
North east PA sucks. Been all over theses mountains. Don't waist your time. Anything Luzerne county and north is terrible land. The dirt is too polluted.
Learn how to dig better man before you post to the world. Take them berries off first so they don't fall off during process..... your leaving alot of hairs in the ground too
Here in PA we have to leave the berries in the area of the plant. 😅 Thanks for the feedback. Thanks for watching. Maybe you can come teach me some tricks for digging it out from under a tree🤣
I am just across the Lake in Hamilton Ontario...Canada .. Keep going Brother you are awesome. Hopefully one day we can share our wisdom together.
Nice man good root! Guns up!! West pa
poison ivy vine ,has got me bad before!!!!!!!!!!i don't look at it to long🤕
Turkey shit is an amazing medium for the seeds to grow in. Awesome video bruh. Great to sse the husbandtry to mother nature
Thankyou
out here in Quebec we dont have ginseng per se...we got salsepareillla which is a cousin. The good part is way way smaller so you gotta hunt for older way older specimens...anyways. The fruit can be harvested (and the tubercule grounded using a cheese grater...awesome fragrance) and the good part can be seen out of the ground in September early October (after that the leaves and stem just disappear)..../I infuse some every freakin day with my morning covfefe subbed!
Awesome!! Thanks for sharing that info
Wow! Great knowledge! Thank you for it.
There is Ginseng in Quebec but no where near as much as in years past
@@charronfamilyconnect I have my spots over here and I found just how much I can harvest for myself to last a whole year (I infuse a tea spoon with my coffee every morning)
@@quebecpatriot1874 are you harvesting Ginseng or that stuff you make Root beer with that you mentioned?
I hunt in VA found a few pounds last year dry
That's awesome
I don't need to know where your spots are believe me I got a thousand of my own! Once you know where to look it's easy! I have been seeing this new plant growing in the woods around where I ginsing hunt and it's this nasty burning type of plant that all you need to do is rub uo against it or touch it and you get swollen hands and legs it's the most nasty thing I have ever ran into! I was curious if you know anything about it? I have noticed in many of my spots this crap is growing and it's killing everything around it! Nothing else will grow! Id like to share a video showing you what it is and see what you think or if you know anything about it!
Is it stinging nettle?
@ForagingTruth after doing some research, I believe it is! This stuff thrives in my area. Western Pennsylvania Latrobe, to be exact. It's such a shame as is said it completely kills everything around it and seems to spread faster than knotweed does. It gets very tall, 4 feet.
@@allenstayduhar7139you can I eat the stinging weed cook It up in some oil healthy food
Size can be misleading..ive dug big four prongs that had little tiny roots.
Me too.
Pennsylvanian gold right there
I like the name
curious....you musta been a machine gunner?
Yes.
I hunt in wv
I like wv it's 30 minutes from me
You need a seng hoe..so you can dig a big enough hole that you dont brake it.
Step at a time
North east PA sucks. Been all over theses mountains. Don't waist your time. Anything Luzerne county and north is terrible land. The dirt is too polluted.
Come out to Western PA plenty of foraging out here
I'm on north west pa and haven't found it yet
Learn how to dig better man before you post to the world. Take them berries off first so they don't fall off during process..... your leaving alot of hairs in the ground too
Here in PA we have to leave the berries in the area of the plant. 😅 Thanks for the feedback. Thanks for watching. Maybe you can come teach me some tricks for digging it out from under a tree🤣
I don't know any thing about roots and shit, but I know one thing for sure is this dude doesn't know how to dig for root. That is a sure thing 😃😃😃😃😃
Show us the correct way sir 😄
CRIMINAL!!
Why do u say that
This guy can't dig