Chamaelirium luteum (revisited) - conservation and cultivation

Considered endangered or threatened in many states, Chamaelirium luteum or ‘Fairy Wand/False Unicorn Root’ has become somewhat mythical to the modern herbalist. As cultivation can be difficult, it is rarely commercially grown and therefore almost impossible to find on the market. It offers a unique opportunity for exploration and experimentation. Here is the link Joe mentions as worthwhile research (and more in it’s Reference section):
Hill, Steven R. 2006. Conservation Assessment for the Fairy Wand. Illinois Natural History Survey. Division of Biodiversity and Ecological Entomology. core.ac.uk/dow...

[@madisonbell5481]

We've lost an icon. Broke my heart when I heard he had passed. I only just discovered his channel. He had such a wide and rich wealth of knowledge. I hope he was able to pass it down and that there are people in his entourage who can manage to carry on his mission as he hoped. Rip Joe Hollis... You'll be remembered!

[@savethatyt5640]

How did he pass? Cause of death ?

[@Mossy179]

I had wondered, I only just found his station when seeking more information on the chinese vining yam... It was posted in 2013, so I went to see some recent videos to see if he was still around. Now I know. I suppose that means my message to him on the former video won't get through. :(

[@FreeClient01]

Thank you all for your amazing contribution in herbalism.

[@kitmburau]

Great to see you back at it! I hope the rebuilding has gone/is going well!

[@karenthompson9492]

Oh that's good stuff to know our beloved, bless you and keep you always in loves light

[@SanctuaryGardenLiving]

I have one male plant I bought from you several years ago... I will send an order for some seeds to help restore the population here in my CT area.

[@DeniseTG13]

I've seen these in my woods in NE Wisconsin before...I'll have to go explore to see if they're there any longer. Thanks for the wealth of info.

[@MichaelMerritt]

You are a national treasure. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I wish you longevity and health.

[@hootdesignstudio9898]

Very smart man! Love what you're doing Joe. I'd love to learn more about the herbs and illustrate some of your plants!

[@drrahilakurdi5943]

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[@mohamadikbaabdillah3238]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ I love your job Cultivate

[@haerenya]

Thank you for sharing your wisdom! I've loved Strictly Medicinal, and even more so now. Best wishes to you!

[@Bluewaterpinessantarosabeach]

Oh I love these herbs. Have known them since a small child. Thank you kindly.

[@a.nefertiti6980]

Sir, you are a treasure! I'm learning so much and loving every second of it.

[@tammietrl]

Thank you!

[@MetricZero]

How's it going Joe? If everything goes well I'm hoping to head out that way this October for a visit. If you guys need anything let me know!

[@mar-mz8kv]

J'aime vous regarder et écouter... Heuresment il y a une traduction...😊👍🌹 Comment je peux acheter les graines ???

[@e-plum]

Brilliant

[@stevenfeil7079]

there are LOTS of plants called False Unicorn.

[@youngsplash1226]

Hi I was wondering if there’s any way to get in contact with you would love to talk

[@peggyangelena]

There's a plant that looks exactly like it in the gulf south.

[@ralphdavis4266]

Yay!

[@peggyangelena]

Waveland Ms and saint martin woods.

[@peggyangelena]

You can sell it. ❤. .

[@heartofjosiah444]

How do you use it? Do you make a tea with the root?

[@SonderSurreal]

Bump

[@slaturwinters1828]

in the old video he recommends making it into a tincture or decoction.

[@trininations9966]

Chinese book works!!