17 edible or medicinal plants in Southern California (Water cress, Coriander, sage...)

[@emily.toombs]

From what I can read you had great information. It’s hard to make out with the background moving. Humble suggestion, maybe still shots of each of the plants so we can make out a good healthy example, then before or after the description/information.

[@Frenchylikeshikes]

You are 100% right. This was one of the first videos of the sort I made, and I now see all the mistakes that I left at the time. I wish I would have done that differently, but to be very honest, I originally made that video at the time more to have fun than anything else. I also never expected it to actually get more views that what I usually get on my channel (I am lucky when I get 50 views lol). I might re-do another one, better made, if I have both the time and energy.

[@SeemaP83]

Good compilation. In fact, there are hundreds of medicinal plants.

[@josephleister9198]

Great video, I enjoyed it. Thank you

[@1947laurence]

thank you for this video

[@mythka7673]

Thankyou for posting

[@Voiceofreason772]

Thanks for making this!

[@asamusicdude]

Buffalo gourd is also coyote melon

[@greenbeecolony1911]

Great job thank you so much

[@menathelovely836]

great video I just wish you taught us how to identify them

[@chonaaros4715]

Great presentation how it's actually growing in the wild. The description though just a tad too hard to read amongst the background and water flowing loudly. Overall, great vid.

[@johnconner9400]

That's sugarbush

[@hairywitch4063]

I can’t read that fast

[@deanrichard1770]

Just pause dingus

[@hairywitch4063]

@@deanrichard1770 where is dingus on the key board?

[@hairywitch4063]

Some printing to small as well.

[@Frenchylikeshikes]

This video was indeed not edited in the best way, and I apologize. I did it mainly for fun and did not realize "so many" people would watch it.

[@robertp8152]

Writing is to small to read