How to find Wild Ginseng plants and how to idendify them

1. good video & teaching. thanks
2. hey dummy--wasps don't bite--they sting
3. Can I buy some ginseng roots from you?
4. Great video.. LOL about the hornets, they got me this summer. Mean little suckers..
5. bitches come and go bruh, but u know i stay
6. Thanks
7. Illinois is 380 a pound now.. doesn't look good this year
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9. I have about 90 acres of land in the Appalachian mountains there are many ginseng plants growing in my area. The other day I caught somebody hunting in my woods so now I'm trying to learn to ginseng hunt so the thieves don't get them first!
10. iv always wondered what it looked like i got a ridge covered in it
11. Can ginseng be found in Philadelphia?????
12. its only about 350 lb in illinois right now
13. Great job on explaining the companion plants and proper conditions for expecting ginseng. I also like your ethics of letting the plants grow to a bigger size before harvesting. Kind of like putting a fish back in the water that is too small. 'Great job! Thanks for the well-explained video.
14. I'm interested in hunting for these, I live in a wooded area. How can you tell when they are ready to harvest and take in to sell?
15. Looks like five finger ivy (virginia creeper) but with red berries and green stems.
16. you said you break the stem to hide the plant. where did you break the stem? and does it have any effect on the growth of the root?
17. One leaf on each prong, 5 leaflets on each prong. Stem leading up to the leaflets is called a petiole.
18. Its all over the Appalachians?
19. what state was this recorded in?
20. where does it grow IE in wet bottom land or dry sunny woodland???