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I got 5 mullein plants near my property, you interested in coming to take them? also, maybe we can work a trade??? if you have some good stuff prepared already to help clear lungs that would be great I have a annoying cough...

As someone who has had this plant take over the creek I grew up in, I hate this plant.. but I will listen and maybe forgive it a bit..😊

Getting a little bit Nigella Lawson at the start there.

Lovely! Hi from Ireland 🇮🇪 ☘

Wonderful

Beautiful! So well and humbly communicated. A true gift

Making Meadowsweet as we speak. I picked my first flowers just a week ago<3

Your energy is really inspiring! We live in the redwoods and nettle is everywhere! I never knew it had sooo many uses. Thanks for this info!

Not her b...its errrb.

Is there any videos of you actually making the teas, infusions and tinctures?

How nice it was to hear someone pronounce eczema as ekzeema! Apparantly this is a uniquely Canadian pronunciation! 😄

So glad I discovered this video. My daughter is diabetic and I really want to help her. She's not much of an alcohol drinker but I don't think she'll mind a couple of drops with all the benefits of stinging nettle. Thank You Again.

I love your enthusiasm for this plant. I'm sold! I'm going to start foraging for this plant. Could you show a video how to make a stinging nettle tincture. Thank You.

I make a decoction out of Stinging Nettles. Once it’s strained, is there anything else I can use the strained nettle for?

Teasel (Dipsacus) is not native to our continent and is treated most everywhere as an invasive species. When it escapes from gardens, the aggressive plant has no native organisms to keep it in check. It forms monocultures and destroys native habitats. Here in Missouri it is listed as a "noxious weed" and is illegal to grow or sell.

Dude… the pollen will come back in a day. Don’t tear off the trees balls.

Am i right in thinking hypericum maculatum is more or less interchangeable medicinally with h. perforatum? I cant find much info about maculatum. But when I gathered last, it was a mix of both species.

Hey were you at the Texas Eclipse Festival?

Thank you for such an informative video!

Can u come tell me what’s edible in my yard!!??

Thank you so much.. I just found this in my yard everywhere after a few trees were cut down that had been full shade. Time to learn this plant !

Valerian root for perfume? Yes, but it must be compounded with other fragrant oils. Valerian smells almost identical to Spikenard, which is incredibly rare and costly, and is used in some of the most expensive fragrances. I like this young man and what he's doing here. I'm subscribing!

thank you we just Puy two plants on the ground on our farm. we are the healing swamp. hope in 2 years we will be able to start to harvest. we always leave any new plant 2 years to come clean . for tincture do you ever cold boil. we have found it works very well and no temp needed.

I have only Twiggy Mullein in our area, I used just the flowers soaked in olive oil left in a warm shed for a few weaks i drained off the flowers so only the oil was left , I was was having trouble breathing when climbing any hill , i found out about Mullein started spraying it on to the back of my throat just a couple of squirts any time i was home ,it fixed my shortness off breath in a month, great stuff

does it help on scales. my pastors wife has them

Hey can you please help me. I have a good friend that just found out that she has Lyme Disease, she has been going back and fourth to the doctor for a year. Now they just found out that she has Lyme Disease. Can you please help me if you can . I look for you email, but I couldn't find one to go into more detail. Please Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Thanks

Thank you 🤩🌟🍀🌿🌱🍄

I just ran across this plant for the very first time last week, the leaves were so massive they instantly caught my eye. I will start watching out for these and forage once I find a plentiful amount.

For how great everyone is praising this video, where in it are you telling us the all-important right time / growth stage of the plant to harvest? Smfh

Fantastic, I just found this yesterday.

May the fork be with you.

What’s street name?

Is it okay to harvest all of a small plant like plantain that is growing in my yard? Or should I leave some out of respect and love for the plant? I'm new to all this stuff and I want to do right by the earth and its bounty.

it’s been used in Chinese families for thousands of years

PLEASE, IF YOU SEE THIS....please help!! We have enjoyed blossoms and ripe fruit from many wild elderberry trees. Yet, when we moved, we bought Adams and Johns varieties and planted them near flowers and fruit trees (pollinator attractors) and each year the 'patch' gets bigger with new growth. They bloom nicely and then begin to set berries....and while the green berry is small (approx. BB size) THEY DROP. We have NEVER harvested ripe berries. Any suggestions???

I totally agree with you!! this is a great reminder

omfg the ending was so cute 🤍 loved the video 😊 i recently picked elderflowers and wanted to learn about the berries as well, Thank You!

it is super invasive in our area of the midwest. I thought "wort" was old english for plant.

Just eat the mushrooms, dum dum.

I wish I could have posted a photo here,. My 1yo Boston Terrier found this video so captivating, he stood at my laptop the whole time watching it. Maybe its because I frow burdock in my gardens and he wants me to go get some!

Could I find this with music?

It doesn't really "draw out" the venom. That might happen to a small extent. It's the allantoin and the tannins. They bind the metalloproteinases in the venom. You should also continue to chew on it - not just a poultice. The poultice would be recommend to be much larger in size than that. I would keep chewing and rubbing on the skin - you want plenty of those compounds to absorb in. The compounds absorb through the skin (that's why the poultice - fast absorption through skin...) Note that this is not a recommendation - just what I understand of the matter.

Thank you for this amazing video !

Stoked, glad you're back 😀👍✌️

Hey man, don't listen to the haters. I'm christian & I'm also aboriginal, I don't think what you're doing is sacrilegious nor cultural appropriation (well maybe, but it's also nice). You don't need to listen to them. I think it was Very Good that you included that gratitude. People need to know that. (Though, as a hard of hearing person, they are right about the music.) You are out here living your best life & I am happy to watch your videos. If they don't like your videos, they don't need to watch. Stay true to yourself & stay loving!

As an FNMI person, I could be offended or suspicious, but I actually love how you respect the plant & fungus medicine with Smudge. Normally I wouldn't burn smudge or tobacco for a plant, my smudge is usually sage where I live, & we crumple up tobacco at the base of the plant, but whatever indigenous person you learned this from, I'd say trust them more than me because they are actually present & my nation is probably different. I think it's great that you are respecting the world in a way that is (at least similar to the practices that are) familiar to the land you live on.

All hype and no show! How about walking the talk! Make some of these 'wonderful' concoctions....?

🌞 Blessings ❤️‍🔥

Cool ❤❤❤ thank the bear claw

Awesome...........I am going to look into this. I think I have this growing wild in our property here in the PNW.