How To Identify Mugwort (Wild Food & Foraging)

[@mereuzin]

I started to drink the artemisia (mugwort) tea before going to bed as suggested by Prudence Calabrese for remote viewing and I´ve been having the coolest dreams ever in 50 years. I learned how to identify the leaves and I just found it on a path I walk through every single day, so I collected a piece to grow in my apartment.

[@boop7313]

Thankyou so much for reminding me of how wonderful this plant is. Mugwort is one of my favourite plants but it's been a long time since i've seen it about as I moved areas. I used to make dream pillows and smudge sticks with it but the pillows were my favourite. I mixed it with other dreamy herbs. I was practicing being lucid in dreams and you know what? I got pretty good at it after some time of working with this plant and journaling routinely as soon as I woke up, I enjoyed many a flying dream!☺

[@knucker4931]

The stems make my favourite hand drills too.

[@malemouse198]

Love the way you explain things. A worthy channel

[@LAGW49]

Ive heard so much about mugwort and after this video i now know i pass it every single day!! I had no idea.

[@29sagittarius51]

Oh I feel so lucky to have come across your channel. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us all ❤

[@WoodlandClassroom]

Thanks Tamara that's lovely to hear

[@sharonsheehy3128]

Wow ,,,I am happy to discover like minded thought about this magical herb,,,,

[@gypsygirl731]

👍Uses in culpeppers days and druids etc I had no idea we have it all around in our back yard thanks vikki. New York

[@mawatson7231]

So helpful thank you

[@artworld9799]

Thanks for very details about that plants🌱! Great video👍👍 nice job👍👍greetings💕

[@annkehayes7092]

Thank you!! What is the latin name of this mugwort you are showing? Aren’t there several artemisias in the mugwort family?

[@rebekahaurie6252]

Well-done!😊

[@bonitakeay]

Ooh I’m in Leicestershire where did you find this? Looks like you are near a canal 🤔

[@celsius418]

The first rule of foraging 😉

[@mtman2]

Mugwort is a euphanistic term used for it being Wormwood and used as she indicated, tho used to make abisynth and it is an anti cancer herb as well as an anti parasitic...!

[@LaughingMan44]

I've never been able to find mugwort, does it prefer water-logged ground? Hedgerows?

[@WoodlandClassroom]

We tend to find it in ditches along hedgerows and on disturbed soils. So it doesn't mind having wet feet.

[@ballinamoresquirrel]

You forgot to tell your viewers that it shouldn't be consumed if pregnant as it causes miscarriage. In olden times if a pregnancy was unwelcomed this is how it was sorted out - with strong mugwort tea.

[@WoodlandClassroom]

Thanks for sharing this.

[@tracimetcalf3374]

That is why I grow it , mugwort , pennyroyal and rue make excellent abortion tea.

[@gypsygirl731]

Most ppl should look up any herb etc before they even ingest or use it topically. Ur good point

[@notsayingc2192]

I have it in my yard and it says invasive in New England USA should I get rid of it?? Thanks

[@marthaj5466]

Yes! Mugwort is very invasive in yards/gardens here in the Eastern US; take action if you don't want it to take over the whole yard. Good luck!

[@notsayingc2192]

@@marthaj5466 I have been weeding it out and cutting back where I haven't yet . Thanks!

[@jackiecook1544]

Wort is the old english word for plant

[@gregoryjacksonsr7452]

What an attractive young lady. Knowledgeable healthy woman are so attractive. Great Vid❤❤