No worries. I'm from England. 😊

Rosebay Willowherb Leaves

@@wildfoodandhappysoul where do you find them?

Rosebay Willowherb grows almost everywhere. Look around in nature and parks when you go for walk.

@@wildfoodandhappysoul ok. Thanks😊

@@Lusselele You are welcome. 😊

I'm from West Midlands and made quite a few trips to Malvern this summer. 🚶‍♀️⛰️🌞

My family has lived in the Malvern area for generations. I hope you continue to enjoy the hills.

I definitely will! 😊

You should tour the Morgan Motor Factory here in Malvern if you haven't already, or visit the Malvern Museum for a detailed look at our history if you have the time. Little Malvern Priory and the nearby areas are also beautiful, and on a sunny day visit the Gullet Quarry. Perhaps plan a day around it next summer. :)

I've been to the Gullet Quarry, a very nice place. Thanks for the other tips! 😊

Yes, I'd advise you to do so.

Ok great, thanks!

@@jenniferduffy8783 You're very welcome. 😊

@@abcd543217 You're very welcome. 😊

I'm glad to hear that. Enjoy! 😊

I was looking into this if somebody re-using the grains. You can use them for another liquid but it won't have so many benefits as the first one. You can put it into compost heap or I tried to add them into baking.

Thankss for your kind words. 😊 I love reconnecting with nature by sustainable foraging and spending time outdoors. 💚🌳

@@wildfoodandhappysoul me also. I love RAIN💧💧💧

@@wildfoodandhappysoul I thought I would share this with you because its beyond truth and I like to share my knowledge like yourself. I turned vegan in June 2023. I was very rapidly put straight on my knowledge and terminology. Vegan is a word to weaponise a plant based diet. Its difficult but. Its definitely what I have been guided to believe. Here is my herbal daily tea. 🌱❤🥰 Handful cloves. Liquorice root. Blue lotus. 1/2 tea spoon Cyann pepper 1/2 teaspoon oregano 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 5 thin slice ginger. Crushed turmeric root. 1/2 teaspoon Rice grain of shilijit. Tablespoon of sea moss gel Teaspoon of sea kelp And last but not least Oil. Coconut or hemp of olive. Nettles are wonderful but ideally you need muslin. Thank you for you reply. So wonderful that you are chosen and strong. As am I. I just struggle with how fast we are moving. Away.

Oh and dandelion root. P.s. just done a nettle seed jar with apple cider vinegar. Cant do ethanol. I.e. poison.

Yes, I roasted dandelion root last year and use it as herbal drink.

Stinging nettle seeds are packed with nutrients like vitamins A, C, and E, and minerals such as iron and calcium. They're known for boosting energy, supporting kidney and liver health, balancing hormones, and promoting better skin and hair. Their anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties can help reduce inflammation and protect against stress. Additionally, they may improve focus and cognitive function. Overall, they're a great natural supplement for health and vitality!

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So nice of you! 😊

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Haha, that's funny 😁

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Have fun! 💚 You can check my other video about nettle seeds: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYqsh6FqfNloppY

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Yes, it's on my to do list.

You're welcome! I'm glad you're going to give it a try! 🙏🏻 My channel has a lot of content you might enjoy, so feel free to check out the other videos as well. Good luck with the fermented honey, and thank you for your kind words!

Thank you so much for your kind words. I’m truly sorry to hear about your loved one’s struggles with COPD and lung issues. While I understand your concerns about the pharmaceutical industry, it's important to consult with a healthcare professional before trying any new treatments, especially for serious conditions like COPD. That being said, one natural remedy that is often discussed for respiratory issues is mullein. Mullein has been traditionally used to soothe the respiratory tract and is believed to help with conditions like colds and lung problems. It is known for its anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antiviral properties. Mullein tea, made from the dried leaves and flowers, can help to clear mucus from the lungs and reduce inflammation. Some people also use mullein oil for ear infections or topically for skin conditions. However, it's essential to approach any treatment with caution and ideally under the guidance of a knowledgeable healthcare provider. Natural remedies can be a complementary approach, but they should not replace professional medical advice and treatment. Wishing your loved one all the best in their health journey. Take care!

Thank you so much for your response. She is receiving care from professionals. But after loosing so many that have supposedly been under professional care, I'm under the impression that they must be professional at something else, besides Healthcare. I'm tired of being helpless and just watching someone get worse ! It's a job to them . To me , it's someone I've always loved, and would do anything for .

Glad you liked it! 😊

Thanks for sharing.

Amazing

🌱 I'm so pleased that you found my videos helpful and you can sprout like a pro now!🌟Happy sprouting! 💚

It's my pleasure. 😊💛

Next year will be my full harvest. I can't wait! 💚

Indeed. I'll be definitely coming back again. 🌴

Welcome to my channel! 🌱 I'm so glad you enjoyed my content and subscribed. Those veggies are from an organic box, and I'm experimenting with regrowing some from kitchen scraps. 🌿 Isn't it fascinating how they might thrive on their own in the wild? Good luck with growing those large roots, and I hope they will get big when grown in a planting bed! 🌾 Thank you for your support, it means a lot! 😊🌟

Yes, nettle soup is always good. 👌 I use nettle seeds in my porridge, chia pudding. You can add it to pesto, incorporate into baking, I use it in chickpea pizza base, sprinkle over food, add into salads 🥗, smoothies, omelettes, savoury muffins and so on. 😋

@@wildfoodandhappysoul much appreciated ;)

Be ready for spicy kick when tasting the seeds! 🔥😂 At the moment, I'm drying some, and I'll use it as a pepper substitute. 🌶 With smoothies, I like to use it as a base for chia pudding. 🍹 Greetings to your dog! 🐾🥰

No worries. I won’t be feeding the seeds to my dog since they have traces of cyanide in them… unhealthy for dogs but good for people. He’s a picky eater too but so happy he loves the fruit. I might mix up the papaya as a smoothie and sneak in some greens as you do for yourself but also freeze it and offer it as a frozen treat. I mix pumpkin with shredded carrots along with bone broth as a frozen treat for him currently so now I have to try the papaya fruit to see how it goes. Thank you for your wonderful videos.

@@MettaMeme No worries, good luck with your culinary adventures! ☺

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The freezing process went well for me. 🧊 I found that my hair type is too fine for coconut milk. 🤷‍♀️ I enjoyed it in my bath soak instead. 🛁 How about you, did you have a go?

Thanks for sharing 😊

They are edible too. However, it's the female seeds that contain all the goodness and vitamins.

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Thanks for sharing! 😊

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Thank you! 😊

I'm glad to hear that. 😊

Thanks for sharing!! 😊

You're very welcome. It tastes delicious, too! 🍯🐝😊

Thanks for watching! 😊

My pleasure 😊 I was very pleased myself when I found out they were edible. 👌

🌱 They have a mild, slightly nutty and grassy flavour. However, we all have unique tastes and interpret flavours differently.

I'm glad to hear that! 😊 I'd like to get into kombucha one day too.