No dangers.. lies

i bought it from ebay original from india... boliled water and this snakeroot root powder and it was very bad for me very dangerous and very ugly taste... some info please?

Thank you, brother

Thank you

Good information

I realize that the only difference between medicine and poison is dosage but You might be under selling how toxic this plant can be.

I have this growing in my yard, we use it to weave mats. I had no idea it was edible

Outstanding video. Too the point and covered a lot more than I expected. Thank you. Sub'd.

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Great, thank you! What about the European version regarding edibility? Love

But what if you’re from California? Will this still work?

Asian people eat them.. we like the bitter taste

A friend of mine used as a poultice over his wifes abdomen near ovaries and made her tea from it as she was told she would never concieve a child d/t cysts. She conceived and gave birth to, two daughters!

The flowers look similar to spear thistle. Plz explain difeences

We had them thrown raw into our salad today! This will be more delicious if I first heat up some coconut oil, add lots of chopped garlic and simply sauté the LQ leaves and finally add some salt. Yummy. They are not weeds to me. I actually grow 2 different types of them. 😝

Man, this is simple and really well presented. Thanks!

I really enjoyed this video. I found detailed description in Waze to use the different parts. Very helpful. Also, the ingredients the different vitamins and minerals in it about it being only a once and then it has to grow again from seed. Overall, I think you did an outstanding job, sir. I came to your looking better description and better parts of the plant from the book. Call the lost ways.

They are good to smoke

Just say they look like a pot plant. Thats what got my attention.

I am sheepherd. This grows in old sheepyard. Very informing, you did your research. Nice narrative. Always ignored these. Not anymore.

Thank you!

Just seen I have a lot of these in my back pastures it’s how I discovered your channel. Thanks!

Google says it's invasive and poisonous and should be destroyed in Minnesota

you can say "diaphoretic." people who study herbalism know that word.

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Sow Thistle leaves have a smooth leaf back vine as opposed to wild lettuce.

Love the video FORMAT. I don't need people looking at me when talking to me...

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My plantin app said it was poisonous I was like I know that’s not right I’ve eat it raw before 😂

I grow this around my cabin in New Mexico. Mountain area, but minimal rainfall, and the Crown Vetch is wonderful for creating a green foliage on the ground. Tolerates the dry and the heat. If grown in the shade the plants become a bigger and lusch, almost fern-like, but low to the ground. Considered invasive, but as far as your own local proximity, if it takes over somewhere it's to dig up, as the roots don't really go that deep into the ground. I love this plant! Also, see my music videos here at: _The Acoustic Rabbit Hole._ Just gotta.

The music is annoying and dustracting. Totally unnecessary.

Sound like crown vetch is native to Europe?

I review this video before I go camping each time. Great teaching!

Wild ginger is said to damage kidneys.

Great intro music!

I bet broke off a leaf and the stem and milk came out and dipped my finger in it and licked it and it wasn't bitter at all

Can't add a picture for positive identification

Nice to know it’s a biannual!! Trying to take over my small lawn. Digging it up now!!

Well done

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Not much info here .

That is one intimateding plant

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I have anaphylactic shock to this

Very nice video, I liked that you also talked about how to use the plant in cooking.

Thank you!

Very helpful thanks

That IS NOT milkweed you retard

Can you please link something to detail more about the lore of how they used it in a form of contraception? Where is that information coming from?