I wish i could enjoy these types of videos, but i start going in and get interrupted by a commercial. Thank you anyway🥂
@AmblingwithSam3 күн бұрын
Ah yeah, I hear you. If I could disable the interrupting ads, I would, but I don't think it's possible on my end as I'm not monetized yet.
@dtrain122112 күн бұрын
@@AmblingwithSam understand 🥂
@JW-zs6tn3 күн бұрын
sad that you look at every tree as a commodity you... they have purpose and meaning beyond what you know
@JW-zs6tn3 күн бұрын
we had a siberian elm in our yard, so beautiful and we all cried to have it removed... millions of seeds every year and none regrew anywhere... wish any or some would have
@bonjourbrasserie43874 күн бұрын
Interesting video, but you forgot to mention the that poor distillation technique can lead to have toxic fraction of alcohol in the beverage that can also lead to people going crazy
@starberst798 күн бұрын
This is amazing! thank you!
@gilmarc12 күн бұрын
Neat little video. Well done.
@Octeris17 күн бұрын
Very interesting. I've never heard of this plant before, thanks for trying it out on our behalf and sharing this video!
@pamelaban1518 күн бұрын
It's Noni, 😅
@isaacmogilevsky185719 күн бұрын
intro was so good hahahah
@artfasil27 күн бұрын
it was never claimed that it was hallucinogenic. it was the added opiates in the absinthe that caused that.
@JohnsHorse14 күн бұрын
i mean... what do you call the whole green fairy thing? that sounds like a hallucination to me
@artfasil14 күн бұрын
@@JohnsHorse what do you mean ?
@JohnsHorse14 күн бұрын
@@artfasil i mean that the claims that it would bring visions of the green fairy sound like claims that it would cause hallucinations
@artfasil14 күн бұрын
@@JohnsHorse it is just a alcoholic beverage, you do not trip from alcohol and see things unless you have withdrawals and have been drunk for a very long time.
@JohnsHorse14 күн бұрын
@@artfasil right. did you watch the video? that's kind of what he says here. but also that people back then wrongly claimed it was hallucinogenic with the green fairy and all that, and some of the old newspapers he shows have some wild claims too about other psychological effects.
@tag5504Ай бұрын
I need to manage all of mine. It's getting out of hand. Have you done girdling before, with and without herbicide? Rather go the later route if possible... I can't believe how fast they grow!!! 😶
@user-cz5pf7er2dАй бұрын
What about castor tree oil
@casadeplantitaАй бұрын
It is also good to cook with coconut milk, very tasty and delicious
@clyde3052Ай бұрын
Hi 👽🧶🪲🐲🫒🛝🎰🌁🪙🪄🪆🐸
@JoanneKaravaraАй бұрын
I love to know more!
@nintendoLove777Ай бұрын
Damn how can I tell the difference between them based on foliage alone
@nintendoLove777Ай бұрын
Nevermind Canada Buffalo berry rules
@TnT_F0XАй бұрын
Bees aren't birds... they're legally Fish, Duh.
@zacharyadrian410Ай бұрын
A whole series rating toilet paper plants around the world would be entertaining and useful, your scale good and thorough 👍
@anita_RАй бұрын
Very interesting video
@hammond6305Ай бұрын
"pre-existing conditions" 👀🤣
@Pho7onАй бұрын
I need culantro in my life, wonder if importation is banned?
@AmblingwithSamАй бұрын
It might depend where you are, but in my part of Canada you can occasionally find it at Southeast Asian grocery stores under the names "sawtooth herb" or "ngò gai" (the Vietnamese name for it)
@Pho7onАй бұрын
@@AmblingwithSam Beautiful!
@चेतन_महाराष्ट्रАй бұрын
You are wrong. I live in eastern Europe and diffuse knapweed are a big problem in grazing pastures. In many places they have taken over the grasslands. Its impossible to even walk in those areas.
@ValCroninАй бұрын
What a brilliantly interesting channel you have!!
@ValCroninАй бұрын
Where is your video on cecropia trees? What is the title? I couldn't find any video of yours with that in the title...
@AmblingwithSamАй бұрын
Oh right, I should have made a note about it under this video, but it was unfortunately one of several videos I never ended up finishing due to a hard drive crash. I did record some material on my trip to Latin America though, so I do hope to release a Cecropia video yet.
@toeflbigbang9223Ай бұрын
Hi bro, I was the one who met you at Soekarno-Hatta Airport, from Lampung. Enjoy your trip to Cianjur and Cibodas. Send my warm regards to your wife. See you at another time. @Ambling with sam
@AmblingwithSamАй бұрын
Oh hi! Thanks, and all the best to you as well. It was fun meeting you!
@zacharyadrian410Ай бұрын
Would love to see a video about slime molds! What are they?
@AmblingwithSamАй бұрын
Oh yeah, that could be fun! Strange things indeed.
@megana74602 ай бұрын
Safe travels!!
@paulbaek40732 ай бұрын
3:37 I wonder how you’d go about bribing your viewers 👀😂 Praying for your safe trip and LOTS of great, camera-focused videos! 😁
@robertfaber67962 ай бұрын
Anything you do in these plant related videos is unique and appreciated.
@padego582 ай бұрын
Can't help you with the plants but looking forward to new videos, they're greatly enjoyed. Safe journeys!
@padego582 ай бұрын
Educational with a side of humour, love these videos
@heathermacphail58122 ай бұрын
Such cute kitties!! 😍
@heathermacphail58122 ай бұрын
Interesting
@heathermacphail58122 ай бұрын
Such a great video idea! Love your Canadian content
@heathermacphail58122 ай бұрын
Best video about the plants of Costa Rica
@megana74602 ай бұрын
Cool video, love the plants, can’t wait for the slip n slide
@matshagstrom98392 ай бұрын
So well described, what is amazing is I purchased a Serbian elm and have Bradford pear in my driveway. Once I get my tree to flower I’ll try eating them as well. I just want to share my appreciation for your way of viewing the world and sharing your opinions Simply an enjoyable video
@AmblingwithSamАй бұрын
Thanks! I really appreciate it. Let me know how it goes.
@llwheelsll2 ай бұрын
I just started picking soap berries here in the Skeena region of bc
@megana74602 ай бұрын
Lol love that Bariah had to stop you from eating the central tuber, very on brand
@robertsteinberger56672 ай бұрын
but so expensive to stay at one of the cabins you need to pay a lot of money and you can not take your own food, you have to buy their food for a huge price as well. if someone has advice how to do it cheaper let me know.
@fionnchamberlain99632 ай бұрын
Mix it with fennel and aniseed to blend the bitter favour. It's nice in salad.
@AmblingwithSamАй бұрын
Oh interesting! Is this like ground up together and used as a seasoning in the salad, or using larger pieces?
@fionnchamberlain9963Ай бұрын
@@AmblingwithSam Yes, grind it up with fennel & aniseed. Those flavours soften the bitterness of wormwood. It is very bitter alone. But very beneficial to the gallbladder and liver. Great herb!
@devishakulasekaran62232 ай бұрын
First, apply oil on your hands or wear gloves while cooking so your hands will not get itchy. Add Tamarind pulp or vinegar in water and then boil the root in that. Once cooked, stir fry it. It's very commonly eaten in India. Lots of recipes. You can also buy it in Indian stores. It's called "soorun' in hindi. You will also find tamrind or its pulp in Indian grocery stores.
@igetmoneyyyyyyyyy2 ай бұрын
anybody else saw this dude hold a big ass snake?
@MyLoganTreks2 ай бұрын
Oh Canada that looks cold! Thankfully Death by Freezing is less of a concern than dying from the Heat or Hunger. Dontcha know there are warmer places in Puerto Rico to make plant videos like this? 😂 Hilarious and happy content making, I learned so much from your free content I'm subscribed to seeing more videos. Please don't eat anything that can kill you, good content creators are in short supply.
@AmblingwithSamАй бұрын
Sure, but the cold builds character. Or so I keep telling myself. And thanks for all the comments! Really glad you enjoyed the videos.
@MyLoganTreks2 ай бұрын
What a Fun Guy! The fungus among us is awesome for gardeners to know because I would throw shaggy around plants. those plants Nematodes love to eat. In Florida Nematodes kill a lot of Roses etc. Never knew you could eat inky caps
@MyLoganTreks2 ай бұрын
Good to know, I don't eat any types I can't 100% identify... I stick to the freshly rained cow pastures and bring a mycologist friend who eats them first and I wait until the next day, if he isn't dead yet then I will try them. Grew up with a German Grandma mushroom harvesting in Michigan there are some delicious varieties too.
@AmblingwithSamАй бұрын
A good strategy, haha. I grew up with a Czech grandma myself, so similar story here.
@MyLoganTreks2 ай бұрын
Takes a lot of energy to produce liquid gold with electric or gas, so I will pass but fun watching this video! I would have to be stoned to be so creative that delicious butterscotch on a fork..
@MyLoganTreks2 ай бұрын
Soapy but if hybridizing is done correctly or perhaps with Crisper technologies this could potentially be improved and become an expensive antioxidant cash crop
@MyLoganTreks2 ай бұрын
Wonderful People and Culture it is my bucket list of places I want to visit one day. If you're a plant person it's sorta like getting to visiting Mecca. I would love to stay and visit and support that project!
@AmblingwithSamАй бұрын
Definitely! And fascinating also for still being so little-studied.
@MyLoganTreks2 ай бұрын
It's Mango season in Florida, instead of editing videos for 3 yrs, come eat Mangoes and do a video on them. John Painter held Guinness book largest Mango and also held the record for largest Jack Fruit record for the USA. Excellent content I learn something new every time, great content keep it up, I have the wrong climbing figs eating other trees in my yard. Rather have these Ficus in Florida.