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There everywhere growing anywhere they can wildly here in NC! With the roots you can make DMT ! These are some of the natural effects yall are getting from making those tinctures with the ingredient used to make dymethlytriptomene

Mimosa belongs to the group of sedative drugs, whose active ingredients are popular herbs with the effect of curing insomnia. Mimosa sedative tablets are prepared in the form of tablets and taken directly with water before sleeping.

I have one in my back yard and was wondering what kind of tree it was very beautiful tree and I live in NC

I love seeing the 3 generations of you ladies working together!

Do you lower the temperature when freeze drying leaves and flowers? My understanding is that some plants lose medicinal value if heated over 100 degrees, and my freeze dryer tends to hit 125-130 during drying. Have you found that to be an issue? Would really appreciate your viewpoint.

so what's the effect?

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Hi! Quick tip, catnip and catmint are not the same. :) they are similar plants, and they are both in the mint family.. though they are not the same. very common misconception! Your seedlings are catnip (Nepeta cataria) and catmint is Nepeta faassenii or Nepeta mussinii depending on the variety as they do hybridize.

I have a question for the channel and beautiful community here. If you could only have 6 or 7 herbal medicines in your personal apothecary, which ones would you choose and what form (tincture, decoction, etc.)? Thanks in advance to any who share their favorites!🙏

You can also candy the flowers.

What's common practice on how to dose/consume it once it's finished and strained?

I must have missed the part where you explain how to use it, topical or drops ingested?

I know where a 60 ft tall 1 is, but I just haven't permission yet, lol, the railroad company, has them on there easement, so basically, they gonna get bigger, lol!

Nice job guys, I got a white flower 1, mom bought me, but we got tons of wild ones here, the pink ones!

Can you use the other wild lettuce that doesn't have the prickly things

Jow can i grow large stalks like that? How the heck ling does it take to get them that big. I keep finding it in different areas but there are 2 different kinds that i identify but just leave it cause its just not much to pick.

I’m not sure if you’ve done any videos where you’ve touched on arrowleaf sida but I’d love a video or part of a video on this plant; it’s growing everywhere on our property this year but I don’t see as many people talking about it despite its apparent medicinal benefits! I just wanted to see how you would use it etc etc

Is there a process to make a "tincture" without alcohol? I know a tincture has alcohol. But im a recovering addict and want to find a way without using alcohol.

Rip the stinger.

You are so pretty I couldn’t pay attention to your video, wow thanks for sharing this

Another mood elevator is lavender …I made lavender tea way too strong once. I’m not sure you should let it steep until it’s brown then drink a 20 ounce glass with ice. 😂 I was so relaxed that I could not multitask. I am a multitasker but that day my mood became so unbothered and relaxed. My mind was so clear that I was only able to think about one task at a time. I was doing graphic design that day. I thought I was doing a great job and maybe I was. But I do know I wanted to multitask my steps but couldn’t and was actually happy about it. Lavender tea is excellent for a quitting racing mind.

You mentioned harvesting your catmint before it flowers. Mine is in flower now. Is it too late? Thank you! ❤

You mentioned harvesting your catmint before it flowers. Mine is in flower now. Is it too late?

We have something that I always thought was jewelweed, growing down by our barn, which does tend to be damp, but not like a creek. Now I’m gonna get a Peterson’s Guide. I had SO many, for different things, when I was homeschooling my sons, who are now well into adulthood now. They are fantastic. I am thinking of making the tincture and putting it into little rollerball bottles that we can all slip into our pockets. Hope this isn’t a dumb question that everyone already knows the answer to except me, but - could you take the very bottom, muddy portion of the rootball and replant it? Do you think it would come back? Thank you. This is my first time finding you, and I’m definitely a new fan. I love everything about this video!

I'd love to be able to harvest and learn real help , instead of this crap Doc.'s give. Is there a way I can get help? Very low income😢😊

I love her cute eyes

What about the BARK??

I just finished making Plantain Salve. So easy. I used some on a chronic itchy rash with sores on my shoulder and the itch was gone immediately and after 2 days the sores are nearly gone also. I marinated fresh torn and dry to the touch leaves in olive oil for 3 weeks in a jar on a sunny warm window ledge. The jar was lidded and the oil did not go rancid. I will cover with cheese cloth next batch. I used a mix of both broad and narrow leaf plantain. I also have a ½ gallon jar of mullein tincture marinating in a dark corner of my pantry too. It'll be ready to process in a few more weeks. Mullein offers great benefits for the lungs!

Hi 🎉🎉 did you figure out how to male a salve? thx!

I plant a bunch of catnip for my honey bees. Also to attract cats to the yard for pest control for my crops. I made a lot of fresh catnip tea last year. But I stopped making it once I seen the cats rolling around on it. 😂😂😂

And here I am trying to kill it every where but it won’t die! 😢 May have to give it another thought in some specific areas of the land

Always has been my favorite tree! So beautiful, and fragrant.

Can you still use the leaves after the plant has started flowering?

😊 waiting for the sativa elixir 👽🤓🎬

Use what you strained to make a topical. Just add plantain, beeswax, & coconut oil.

These grow all over the south that I know of. Some have a much deeper pink. I’ve read they are originally from Japan. We have several, in South Alabama.