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Cleaver Infusion 🌿🧚 Celtic folklore suggests that drinking a cleaver infusion every day for nine weeks would make you so beautiful that everybody would fall in love with you, and taking a bath infused with cleavers would make a woman successful in love. 🤍 Cleavers have an extensive global presence, and can be found abundantly for most of the year. You will find them in woodlands, hedges, along roadsides and on wasteland. 🌳 Cleaver is also known as goosegrass, as it is a favourite food of geese. It also has many other nicknames including ‘sticky willy’, ‘gripgrass’ and ‘sticking bob’. 🌿 Tiny hairs on the leaves make them stick to clothes and fur. It is a natural plaything for kids, and an annoyance for pet owners! How to identify - 🌿 The leaves are narrow and pointed, and grow in a circle of 6 to 8 leaves around the central square stem. 🌿 They contain tiny, hook-shaped hairs that make the plant ‘sticky’. 🌿 They produce tiny white, star-shapes flowers, followed by round, sticky seeds. Benefits - Cleavers are arguably one of the most important and effective lymphatic tonic herbs in the world. Meaning they help to flush out toxins, decreasing congestion and reducing swelling. ✨ They help to support the immune system, decrease congestion, and are currently being studied on their ability to inhibit cancer cell growth. Topically they may help to combat eczema and psoriasis. ✨ Of course, the taste is all-important. It has a very refreshing taste, reminiscent of cucumber water. Method - 🌿 Add the cleavers and water to a large jar and cover. For a stronger infusion you can chop the cleavers befpre adding them to the jar. 🧚 Allow to infuse for a minimum of 4 hours (I reccomend infusing overnight) 🌿 Strain and drink! Enjoy! 🌿✨🧚 ❗️ Remember - only pick something if you’re 100% sure of your identification.

Rose Hip Oxymel ❤️🌹 Herbal winter medicine ❀ ɞ˚‧｡⋆ Rosehip season is one of my favourites! 🥹 Rose hips are the fruit of the rose - all of which are edible. ❤️ It is best to wait until after the first real frost to harvest, which increases the depth of sweetness, vitamin C, and medicine in the hips. Rosehips are extremely high in vitamin C, about 20 times the amount found in an orange! 🌹 Oxymels are ancient remedies combining herbs, vinegar (Oxy-) and honey (-Miele). Vinegar is great to use as an extract for vitamins and minerals, particularly vitamin C, which we don't produce on our own, so must add into our diet! This recipe is never heated, so it retains all of the goodness & potency! ❤️ To make this Oxymel, add the plants of your choice - this time I used just rose hips - but it’s also incredible with added fresh ginger and a cinnamon stick. You can experiment with your desired flavours and healing herbs! 🫚 Fill the jar to about 3/4 full. Cover in raw/unfiltered apple cider vinegar & cover with parchment paper ( prevents corrosion) & a lid. 🫙 Label & place in a cool, dark space for 4-8 weeks. Strain through a fine mesh sieve or muslin towel. Now mix about 1/2 as much honey as you have vinegar into the strained vinegar. So if you have 1 cup of vinegar, add in 1/2 cup honey. 🍯 Use more or less depending on your taste! Take a wooden teaspoon (stainless steel kills nutrients) or more daily as a supplement in water, add to teas or sparkling water and stir into salad dressings. ❤️ Enjoy! 😍🥰

I miss your vlogs!! i am enjoying your content so much. Much love from germany ❤

Beautiful soul!!! ❤ why so many vegans dont have health menstruation? IXxx from brazil!

Dang. Such a flower amongst thorns. Reminds me of black books. "She'll be a summery girl. She'll have hair. She'll have summery friends who know how to be outside."

So beautiful ❤

Be proud you’ve got a good smash to age ratio. lol

Fack same for me

You are a beautiful soul. Thank you for sharing, its so inspiring an calming and lovely. Have a lovely day!

What kind of Magnesium do you use?

Whole lotta shrooms that irny magic

You ever tried hallucinat shrooms? What was it like?

Morning… have you got a face book account x

Come on down & prove it!!!

I can’t find the link to the miracle berries 😊

Lovely tea 🍵 thanks for the info

I didnt know they even exist coz i live in india

Big yes to that dress The grounding also, why wouldn't you?

Your content deserves a lot of views

You are very happy when you smile it is very sweet

Im not sure why the algorithm showed this to me but im now more relaxed than before 😊

yum

I love watching your videos

really helpful for me , im trying to be healtier 🫶🏻 nice video too✨

thank you so much. I took notes. <3

I found an Aniseed mushroom once before. I could smell it before i could see it

Crazy human says the dawg

Idiots

woah, I love your outfit! And your earrings are so pretty too! ❤❤

So cute 🥹

What a delicious tea...

Rosehip season is my favorite time of year ❤

Mashalla ❤

No time for that when I work 100 % away from home 😌 But I try

What is it?

Missed the name of the sticky first plant. Could you repeat it for me. Thank you.

I’d love to have your knowledge it’s a really beautiful thing ….

Grounding doesnt work. No proven meaningful benefits from any good study

From this time last year ❤

What was the name of that lip eye and cheek product? 😊 Thanks for a great video.

Will do

What are the sweet chestnuts 🌰 for ?

Is it just me or can anyone else taste winter in the morning air?

Gone out of sync a bit there lovely fairy. I had my phone do that tuther day but not since. Weird Good knowledge as always.

Running away in my bare feet 😂xx

I just stumbled upon your channel and I wanted to say that Maisie, you are such a breath of fresh air! Your love radiates through the screen! I can't wait to watch more of your videos ❤

Hey lovely, do you have a recipe for this beautiful creation?

and if you cook vitamin C it destroys it

I thought rosehips had itchy things on the inside?