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  • Опубліковано 24 лис 2024
  • Herbalist and gardener Joe Hollis discusses the propagation of Ginseng, a highly sought after medicinal plant.

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  • @rexg2985
    @rexg2985 8 років тому +27

    We had no idea how expensive ginseng was becoming. Your videos give you information where others do not. We appreciate your knowledge. Thank you.

  • @tallcedars2310
    @tallcedars2310 8 років тому +49

    I can't believe I was absolutely captivated by this video. Amazing how it takes so long to grow and how carefully it must be harvested and replanted. Sure hope we can take care of this plant in the wild and not totally destroy it for the sake of the almighty dollar.

  • @LittleBlueTugBoat
    @LittleBlueTugBoat 9 років тому +99

    This mans demeanor exudes wisdom and content. I would love to shadow him or enter an apprentice ship.

    • @BonnienClydeMiller
      @BonnienClydeMiller 9 років тому

      He isnt the only old man that digs root. In my opinion he is slow as hell! I can teach a person a person who is willing to learn. If you were serious contact my wife at this number.

    • @philt468
      @philt468 7 років тому +25

      Impatience is not a sign of wisdom...

    • @thehermitslantern777
      @thehermitslantern777 6 років тому +7

      I was just getting ready to type that! Yes, i'd love for him to be my mentor.

    • @auntiem9687
      @auntiem9687 5 років тому +8

      @@BonnienClydeMiller shady

    • @BaileyZLeone
      @BaileyZLeone 5 років тому +1

      @@philt468 you tell'em!!!

  • @tschauleude3426
    @tschauleude3426 Рік тому +10

    I wish we all could live 200-300 years, it seems like there is just not enough time to grow all the plants we want and get really healthy 😊

    • @Ruktiet
      @Ruktiet 8 місяців тому +1

      Plants won’t make you more healthy if you get proper nutrition and have a healthy nervous system. They can help nudge you into a healthy state when you’re sick though. You need plenty of whole animal products for vigor (muscle meat, fish, oysters, liver, kidneys, thymus, connective tissue broth, egg yolks, etc). Things like ginseng are for when you have a suboptimal nervous system and maybe fatigue and can help nudge you out. Same for adaptogens and stress/anxiety.

    • @Joe-cs8iv
      @Joe-cs8iv 6 місяців тому +1

      Plant them now for future generations!

  • @minajeetjemineetje3002
    @minajeetjemineetje3002 6 років тому +8

    I am so grateful for being able to receive some of your knowledge! Thank you so much!

  • @thymenabottle2515
    @thymenabottle2515 5 років тому +8

    What a wealth of information!!! Thank you

  • @joshroudebush9674
    @joshroudebush9674 7 років тому +17

    I planted half pound last year... The seeds where already stratified so fingers crossed I'll have some of my own for years to come!!

    • @genericwhitemale7028
      @genericwhitemale7028 3 роки тому +6

      3 years, whats the status?

    • @ajalicea1091
      @ajalicea1091 3 роки тому

      I'm the type I would like to do what you did and find the seed and then plant it since it's an endangered species.
      It would be great to be able to watch it flourish.

  • @Shanedog76
    @Shanedog76 10 років тому +17

    I always Listen and learn from an old Man!

  • @ssheldon75
    @ssheldon75 Рік тому

    Hi Joe, You are an amazing library. I can't wait to go meet you in person. Much love and Light and Thank you for giving lots of love to Gaia. She loves your feet tickling her and planting her, helping her flourish. She loves us all so much. We are not here to work for corporations, we are here to work with Mother Gaia, for Mother Gaia, on Mother Gaia, observe her way and learn to live closely to her. I tell my students this all the time: "We exist because Mother Gaia enables us to exist and to live on her", I tell my students to never forget that.
    Sending you love and light,
    Donna F.

  • @JeffST623
    @JeffST623 Рік тому +5

    My grandfather cultivated ginseng. I’ve carried on his love for the plant. I don’t sell it either. I use it myself.

    • @seventh_adam4410
      @seventh_adam4410 Рік тому

      Do you make tea with it? How does it benefit your health?

  • @cjm10203
    @cjm10203 9 років тому +12

    Great video with lots of great education. Thank you

  • @itsmypukapuka4710
    @itsmypukapuka4710 4 роки тому +11

    A true plant Mage! Absolutely in love with his everything! I wish I could go and be an apprentice with him... Too bad I live so far. Amazing knowledge. I am truly awestruck by him! Thank you!

    • @ryantingley9592
      @ryantingley9592 Рік тому

      Yeah and too bad you have to be vaccinated to apprentice there

    • @itsmypukapuka4710
      @itsmypukapuka4710 Рік тому

      @@ryantingley9592 I think it is very reasonable. Everyone should be vaccinated. Period.

    • @Yweile
      @Yweile Рік тому

      ​@It'sMyPukapuka haha ok we not sick and we have never been vaccinated in this era. only for chicken pox in the past. so past us with tht comment

    • @DonutIgnoramus
      @DonutIgnoramus Рік тому

      @@itsmypukapuka4710yes. Everyone should be forced to enrich billion dollar corporations by taking their products. Oh, and if you have any adverse reactions they cannot be sued.

  • @AhJodie
    @AhJodie Рік тому +2

    I love this, so easy to continue it growing with this knowledge for future generations.

  • @bettinacampbell871
    @bettinacampbell871 3 роки тому +3

    Thanks for sharing all your knowledge I love learning all this stuff 😊💕

  • @JohnSmith-4U
    @JohnSmith-4U Рік тому +1

    This man is a wealth of knowledge without overpaying for some worthless piece of paper from some woke college

  • @aussieknuckles
    @aussieknuckles Рік тому +1

    My new favourite channel. Love listening to you share your knowledge about these plants & herbs.

  • @michellebraga1052
    @michellebraga1052 10 років тому +8

    i've learned so much with your videos ,please keep it up.

  • @moorethanable
    @moorethanable 8 років тому +3

    great video... and wonderful harvesting and preserving for the next generation.

  • @elleobi
    @elleobi 6 років тому +4

    that soil looks amazing

  • @HarkaKiri
    @HarkaKiri 8 років тому +5

    Excellent channel, great info

  • @onstrikefishingnginsenging849
    @onstrikefishingnginsenging849 3 роки тому

    This gentleman knows a lot and I can't believe he lives right up the road from me

  • @markbalogh9655
    @markbalogh9655 Рік тому

    i wish i had all this guys Herbal knowledge! thank you for all your free wisdom.

  • @WayOffTheTrail
    @WayOffTheTrail 6 років тому +4

    Great advice on replanting. Thanks!

  • @RawLu.
    @RawLu. 2 роки тому +2

    *Canadian Ginseng. "American" Ginseng was first discovered in present-day Montreal(CANADA) in 1716 🙂

  • @sablesanctum
    @sablesanctum 10 років тому +7

    Wow! Great discovery this channel! :)

  • @auntiem9687
    @auntiem9687 5 років тому +4

    Good video. Would be worried if I thought people would try hunting it. They wont. Most have had the wild bred out of them, scared of the woods. Domesticated.

  • @joeguzman8396
    @joeguzman8396 9 років тому +15

    He is old but sharp as a tack. Maybe he takes a lot of ginseng lol.

  • @keywestalert6329
    @keywestalert6329 3 роки тому +2

    Hold on. Wait a minute. The last part got to me.
    People always harvest it for the roots and it takes 7 years for it to get good. And it is illegal to save the plant.
    The berries in the other hand have some nutrient that the rest of the plant does not have and as the plant gets older you get more berries and harvesting the berry would not kill the plant.
    All of this means that the actual most valued thing on the plant is the berries.
    There can be a farm with them again

  • @timothylongmore7325
    @timothylongmore7325 5 років тому +1

    I like to pop the seeds in my mouth to clean the pulp. One time i took a large cluster all at once and it was quite a rush of medicine! Kind of tingly. Can't wait to go back there. It was two years ago i first found the patch and started replanting. Last season I brought some other seed with me as well and planted some of them too. It's a rush finding them. Great video , liked and subbed

  • @jchogilliam7861
    @jchogilliam7861 4 роки тому +1

    Thanks for sharing 🙏

  • @dwadecolburn8642
    @dwadecolburn8642 3 роки тому +3

    I am doing my part, I plant at least a pound of seed a year and have not dug one yet. I have a lot of shotgun shells full of rock salt, and a lot of empty shot gun shells, lol. Ginseng poachers are scum, my dogs chase them, and I have a lot of digging utensils they dropped.

    • @ajalicea1091
      @ajalicea1091 3 роки тому

      Where can you purchase viable seed to grow?
      I would love to just be able to watch it grow. I have a wooded area on my property that would be perfect for growing this.
      Like you, would have to probably fend off those scumbags.

  • @edwardbenoit8205
    @edwardbenoit8205 8 років тому +1

    Best video yet.

  • @happybee4128
    @happybee4128 6 місяців тому

    I’ve learned neck can be replanted! It’s amazing news!
    I am gonna replant it after getting ginseng.
    Thanks a lot!

  • @shane-3170
    @shane-3170 2 роки тому +1

    Hes wrong on transplanting and seeding. You can put the seeds in the freezer after they've dried for atleast 2 weeks and then plant them and they will come up. Ive been growing wild ginseng in the woods behind my house for the past 12 years.

  • @MaiMai-gz1io
    @MaiMai-gz1io 3 роки тому

    Taking care of the land. Beautiful.

  • @Loosesapphire5135
    @Loosesapphire5135 3 роки тому +1

    My dad used ro take me out hunting seng before I was old enough to walk the woods. He gathered and sold more back in the 70's - 80's than you could haul in a pick up truck. One time, we stumbled across A 1 acre patch that some1 had to have gardened many years back and died or I don't know but it was thick over grown. We ended up with garbage bags full of root. Today, we'd be millionaires 😯

  • @genericwhitemale7028
    @genericwhitemale7028 3 роки тому +3

    It's been over 7 years, how's the plant doing?

  • @kennethbutler1343
    @kennethbutler1343 5 років тому +2

    OMG!!! That knife in the opening scene...people have been killed by just s screwdriver when they carry it like that and slip. And Ginseng grows on steep slopes...If he makes a habit of carrying his knife like that, he must have an uncanny sense of balance!

  • @magma9138
    @magma9138 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you.

  • @danndeelion
    @danndeelion 3 роки тому +2

    I know this is an old video BUT doesnt it need those two tubers(?) you cut off for its over winter energy storage? Seems a bit late to harvest and replant it.

  • @daveeden2220
    @daveeden2220 7 років тому +10

    well yo don't wonna rush diggin up the root/he's taken he's time like he should

  • @Music_junke
    @Music_junke Рік тому

    Learned a lot 😍 thank you 💚😊

  • @chrisleon27
    @chrisleon27 2 роки тому

    Greetings from China ,I used to buy ginseng in Hong Kong from a brand called kaitai ,

  • @leighknight2476
    @leighknight2476 7 років тому

    I am a new subscriber and I love the information. I was happy to see the top replanted, but saddened and then angered by the government definition of "protecting" anything -- except the bottom line. WHY is everything bass-ackwards ?!?! Am I in " Bizarro World" ??? I would love to find a root for my own use for several chronic illnesses. I gather herbs for teas, and have a good variety. I live on 20 acres of mature mixed woods, but am not sure where to look or exactly what growing conditions they prefer. Also, what would they look like at this time of year? (May 20) Any advice would be greatly appreciated. 💕✝ Much Love and Many Blessings🌿🌼

  • @BaileyZLeone
    @BaileyZLeone 5 років тому +3

    is there a way to grow your own ginseng? I want to grow this!!!!

  • @WithinandThroughout
    @WithinandThroughout Рік тому

    I guess there’s no way to harvest the tuber without killing the plant. Is there anything you can do to continue encouraging propagation ?

  • @seanodonnell9826
    @seanodonnell9826 4 роки тому +1

    We don't know very much factual information about who the Druids were or what they were like but I'm pretty sure Joe was one in some former lifetime.

  • @David-Likes-Pancakes
    @David-Likes-Pancakes 4 роки тому +1

    the mini great sword hanging out his back pocket lmao

  • @weedpot100
    @weedpot100 Рік тому

    Ginseng should be grown in a bioreactor to speed up growth time and an increase of beneficial compounds.

  • @StephenMarks-wo4uk
    @StephenMarks-wo4uk 3 місяці тому

    Yes sir , they don't come up every year sometimes they skip a year

  • @Peggysue1970
    @Peggysue1970 6 років тому +1

    First thing I noticed is the way your carrying your knife in your back pocket!!! That's gonna leave a mark!!! And I've heard there's NO way to tell the age of a ginseng plant.. the neck only gives you a idea of its age.. I've found small 3prongs with huge roots and big 4prong with tiny roots.. always replant my small ones in same place.. along with the berries..I don't eat the coating tho I just squash the seed to open the cover... does the cover give ya energy or what? great video!! Always more to learn about mother nature!! Experience is the best teacher...

  • @aununally4274
    @aununally4274 7 років тому +14

    THE ONLY THING ENDANGERED ON THIS PLANET IS HUMAN INTELLIGENCE.

  • @jodyjohnsen
    @jodyjohnsen 3 роки тому

    I wonder if it will grow in south Florida. We have no frost, though.

  • @readmelancholystrumpetmaster

    Incredible human being

  • @hashglass
    @hashglass 4 роки тому +1

    when is best time to transplant

  • @mrboat580
    @mrboat580 5 років тому

    I like Joe.

  • @billnumby1080
    @billnumby1080 8 років тому

    Your wisdom was well received.

  • @thebrotherzt9962
    @thebrotherzt9962 6 місяців тому

    Nice video! Good stewardship!

  • @charliehodgkinson7422
    @charliehodgkinson7422 6 років тому +5

    i wander if this guy smokes the herb ?

  • @LonerJoe
    @LonerJoe Рік тому

    Yea. I need to grow some. In 7 years I'll be 79

  • @JoseloPezoa
    @JoseloPezoa 6 років тому +1

    where in canada can you find ginseng?

  • @mattwhalen57
    @mattwhalen57 9 місяців тому

    why rip it out of the ground?

  • @panlan1
    @panlan1 6 років тому

    thanks...

  • @lorenpearce2929
    @lorenpearce2929 4 роки тому

    It want disappear. They said that for a long time.

  • @aliciascott2002
    @aliciascott2002 7 років тому

    way cool thank you

  • @Охотникдогрибов
    @Охотникдогрибов 7 років тому +2

    very good mushrooms! like from Russia

  • @kyleboatright
    @kyleboatright Рік тому

    "sorta resents disturbance" 3:26

  • @judyduclos2136
    @judyduclos2136 10 років тому

    where do you sell it, who would buy it, or how can you sell it I guess I am asking...

    • @mikelao8434
      @mikelao8434 7 років тому

      judy duclos There are already too many people marketing ginseng Apparently the only legal way to sell the root is to endanger the life of the specimen. I have been into herbs for years from my experience the aren't allot of people who buy these things anyway, which is wise.

    • @mikelao8434
      @mikelao8434 7 років тому

      judy duclos There are already too many people marketing ginseng Apparently the only legal way to sell the root is to endanger the life of the specimen. I have been into herbs like this for many years now; from my experience the aren't allot of people who buy these things anyway, which is wise.

  • @retrogore420
    @retrogore420 Рік тому

    Hell ya 🤙🏻

  • @marysmith9107
    @marysmith9107 9 років тому +2

    If its endangered why r u picking it?

  • @kaizersoze
    @kaizersoze 9 років тому

    I want to grow/sell this in washington. Any suggestions?

    • @mikelao8434
      @mikelao8434 7 років тому

      Kaos Get your hands on all the croplandyou can and pay a visit to Alcoholcanbeagas.com they have the best yet forgotten farming methods.

  • @shriaingnama
    @shriaingnama 5 років тому

    way to go bearded wonder! better plant those seeds, not chew on them!

  • @Daemabus
    @Daemabus Рік тому

    Might be the most hunted plant in the world.

  • @luisitoruiz168
    @luisitoruiz168 3 роки тому

    Can you sell me some please

  • @hanzketchup859
    @hanzketchup859 2 роки тому

    Cheers , Great content , but pardon me , from my own experience ingesting ginseng , it didn’t do anything for me , not that I could tell anything about , there are some energy concoctions that do have an energizing effect , not Red Bull or monster drinks , there’s some pure forms of caffeine that will wake you up .. in a hurry , but ginseng ? No ,

  • @michaelwhite5289
    @michaelwhite5289 7 років тому

    i have never saw it take so long to dig one bunch of ginseng.nor anyone work so hard to dig it.i have been digging it for over 35 years

    • @anidiquaojala1804
      @anidiquaojala1804 6 років тому +5

      Michael White sustainable wild harvesting , everyone should try to be as respectful as Joe

  • @HerbGuy99
    @HerbGuy99 Рік тому

    ❤🙏

  • @Thefancybumblebee
    @Thefancybumblebee Рік тому

    🐝❤️

  • @offtrailhiker
    @offtrailhiker 6 років тому

    I already have 5 people here..!

  • @nickjeep1553
    @nickjeep1553 5 років тому

    Wow

  • @jessicaxu6932
    @jessicaxu6932 10 років тому

    Are then berries edible?

    • @nerfguysforlifeboys3561
      @nerfguysforlifeboys3561 7 років тому

      Bish Yadumbish no

    • @Peggysue1970
      @Peggysue1970 6 років тому +1

      I know in P.A. if your caught leaving the woods with any of the seeds your getting a he'll of a fine.. and if caught on state land such as game lands,or state forest it's illegal to harvest ginseng

  • @brianreffner3548
    @brianreffner3548 3 роки тому

    I wish you were my neighbor

  • @lorenpearce2929
    @lorenpearce2929 4 роки тому

    5 yrs old

  • @dakotaadkins6541
    @dakotaadkins6541 9 років тому +1

    He steped on one

    • @edwardbenoit8205
      @edwardbenoit8205 8 років тому +3

      Its fall, it will be ok. Some people cut them down at that stage so others don't find them.

  • @markbalogh9655
    @markbalogh9655 Рік тому

    wow 800 $ a pound!

  • @kyawswehan
    @kyawswehan 3 роки тому

    He is laughing at those digger who always count for max years in its neck, as he is cutting it off and replanting it back to the ground.

  • @duaneholcomb8408
    @duaneholcomb8408 3 роки тому

    Its indagered its gonna dissapear,, one day. Like the chicapin. Its rare to see any more,,,,,

  • @rayburnmullins3156
    @rayburnmullins3156 5 років тому

    Guy walks on one trying to get to other

  • @GoldenEraZen
    @GoldenEraZen 9 місяців тому

    ❤🙏