Processing Rose Hips | Full Instructional

[@renttogrown3039]

Looks great, man! I'll have to go look out at the farm. There are a ton of wild roses out there. I've never thought to gather the rose hips, though. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@BrokeUrbanFarmer]

You are so welcome! You’ll have to let me know if you end up getting some!

[@OurSerenityHomestead]

Very good video, Scottie. I love the *DISCLAIMER* *DISCLAIMER* *DISCLAIMER* I AM NOT A DOCTOR! LOL. Very good informative video. I have never tried Rose Hip Tea, I may try it now.

[@BrokeUrbanFarmer]

Lol had to make sure people knew I wasn’t giving professional medical advice lol. Just some information I read 🙂

[@13MoonsOverMayhem]

High in vitamin C! I haven't ever harvested them. I have some rose bushes, but I dont know the history of what they used on them before we bought our place.

[@BrokeUrbanFarmer]

You can often find wild ones along tree lines or in natural prairie areas too! If they were treated it could be in the soil for 4-5 years, but levels should be low if weeds can grow in the area and bugs are in the soil. If you are still skeptical many hardware stores have soil test kits too

[@AlongTheRiverHomestead]

You keep saying hairs, they have hair?!!! LOL! You're not a doctor? Doctor Scottie? What do they taste like?

[@BrokeUrbanFarmer]

Yes inside of the rose hips are little tiny hairs... they are very irritating to the skin and throat so you must sift them out! I don’t have the patience to be a Dr. and I haven’t had them by themselves I just add in other tea