The Panax ginseng cultivation is difficult and complex process. Cultivation of it can be propagated by seed only. It is requires low temperature including soil conditions, proper air and abundant. This planting requires a long period of germination. It takes seeds to ripen and fully mature of ginseng from the age of 5 years.
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Cultivation of panax ginseng
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
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Cultivation,
Harvesting,
Panax ginseng extract,
Saponin
The Panax ginseng cultivation is difficult and complex process. Cultivation of it can be propagated by seed only. It is requires low temperature including soil conditions, proper air and abundant. This planting requires a long period of germination. It takes seeds to ripen and fully mature of ginseng from the age of 5 years.
By Unknown At 8:32 AM