@@jh7137 thanks he really is one of the best dogs. So sweet

@@kimberlydrew521 aww thanks yes she is

Haha Sammie shoots blanks

@@sharonledwell6807 im jealous I found 4 of them haha. Enjoy them

@@skellybynature2383 A quick question, you say both 450 and 350 at different points in the video. Can you confirm which temperature you bake at before freezing?

@@sharonledwell6807 i said 350 for baking them before freezing them. Then I usually use them in a suate or sauce.

@@Comeallyepeople sure you can add any type of oils to it. Just make adjustments to keep the ratio the same. I have recently used peppermint oil for aroma and other benefits to mine. Let us know how it comes out

@@funmiayo864 thanks for watching and subscribing. I hope you enjoy the videos and if you have any questions please ask.

@@DianeVisconti-s8s im going to say you need more beeswax. I recently started using store bought beeswax and noticed I need to add more than the beeswax I got from my sister. Let me know how it comes out.

Yes any oil you like

No the beeswax is what gives the salve its stiffness.

I explain it in the beginning of the video. I used 1/2 cup of beeswax, 1 cup of wild lettuce tincture and 1 cup of Grapeseed oil. After you make it once you can adjust how you want it. If you need more pain med then use more tincture. Let me know how it works for you.

@@skellybynature2383 thank you

@@fragelicious when I did the video it was meant to show a few newbies that ask for it. I wasn't using sugar leaf either. It was a bag of fan leaves that were cut early flower. So I wasn't even expecting that much.

@@Atlas_2021 she gives you big kisses

Thank you for watching. I appreciate it very much. Stay tuned for more videos.

Hello Taylor, thanks for watching

I'm just north of Boston. So yes huge pats fan. So what do you mean by using the milky stuff? That is the part that is the medicine. You can use the lactucarium directly on your skin but its a lot easier to make the salve.

@skellybynature2383 I'm confused, mainly from watching so many videos, everyone's technique is different. I want to make salve primarily for pain. Sciatica, neuropathy, bone pain. It seems people don't stress using the stem and the milky part. Or how to extract as much of that part as possible to include it. I thought that was the "gold," so to speak. I also don't understand the ratio or "weighing" aspect some folks speak of in some videos. And the drying aspect of the leaves. Can it be done without drying the leaves. SO many questions. I so want to do this! I'm also N of Boston👍Andover

Awesome im in billerica not far at all. I think I know what your looking for. Go to my video on how to make wild lettuce tincture. That should answer your questions. Let me know if that's what you are looking for.

@skellybynature2383 I'm pretty sure that was the video I did watch. Is there more than one. If not, I still have questions.

Yes there is a video where I show you how to use the stalk and leaves to make a tincture. That is how you extract the milk from the plant. Then you use that tincture to make the salve or you can use the tincture by itself

Add female too. Lol

Shay, always the female haha

@@skellybynature2383 Of course. We have Amstaffs and the boys are scared of their sister. So that would make sense.

I'm sure of that. Yes you do

I did mine peeled and coined trying to do a local olive substitute. It turned out good but man the amount of liquid coming out of it compressed so much.

You are welcome i have a few more vids that also have postive messages. Thanks for watching.

Thank you, yes Ruckus is an awesome pup. I love when he visits me.

Yes these two fit that description very well.

And thats the truth lol

Thank you, yes he is a mini aussie and loves his Frisbee.