Making Wild Lettuce Paste Medicine simple

I am remaking a video on making the wild lettuce tar medicine with a simplified process but is a lot more time consuming. We use a crockpot to finish off the paste. #medicinalplants #medicinalherbs #herbalmedicine
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[@TangoCharlieAlpha]

"Bitterness" is a WILD understatement! Holy moley!!

[@thedirtprincess3293]

The older you get, the more you understand your time is priceless. ❤

[@OleScrappy]

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[@gravityworks777]

So I learned that leaves and twigs don’t juice 😂love this guy. Very entertaining and informative. Thanks for making the videos 😊

[@tammymccoy2520]

I collected the seeds. It's pretty easy if you wait until the plant goes to seed. Depending on the size of the lettuce plant, get a garbage bag, put it over the top and shake. If you harvest them while they're in flower, they still will turn into the dandelion like puff balls. I'm growing a lot around my property just by carrying them all over LOL. So I collected some just putting different bags over them and shaking them. There were a couple plants I couldn't get to that just dried naturally. They really an amazing plants. God provides😊.

[@jonathanromero3941]

Secret about crockpots... Low, Med, & High, all reach the same temperature 290° f. The difference between the settings is the time it takes to reach. Obviously, High reaches temperature faster, Low taking longer. Be sure to use one with a Keep Warm setting. That mode keeps food at 165°

[@katyrgs9547]

Wow! I didn't know! How long will it take to evaporate on the 'keep warm" setting?

[@jonathanromero3941]

@@katyrgs9547 a very long time. But it keeps it from boiling

[@lisbethbird8268]

Sitting in my kitchen with open windows, I heard a loud, distinct crunching sound. first time I got a good look at the woodchuck that made a hole under the door stoop he is sitting on his but holding a big wild lettuce stalk happily munching away. Crunch crunch. He was working on it for at least 20 minutes. Now most of the stalks are cut off halfway up dang it! loved the videos.

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

Well that little bugger. Lol ive had birds raiding everything here but im getting enough. My wife is mad about the apples

[@Jewishandproud43]

What's a Woodchuck?

[@rachellestringer]

​@Jewishandproud43 the real question is, how much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

[@gwittumrn]

​@@Jewishandproud43 a woodchuck is a large woodland rodent, large teeth like a beaver but no beaver tail as it is a land mammal. Google for more info and pictures.

[@ElizabethKirkChandani]

😅

[@dsoldier9227]

I attempted this last year, decided to stick with tinctures, and also grind it dry in my coffee bean grinder and put it in capsules , that way its shelf stable 😊

[@پوریاجمالی-ث9د]

درود برشما ایا تنتور این گیاه جایگزین تریاک میشه

[@abduvohid147]

@@پوریاجمالی-ث9د Assalomu alaykum In regard to pain, yes

[@anulaluna]

@@پوریاجمالی-ث9د It is not an opium substitute. It will help with pain, and it does not cause addiction unlike opium. Both can be toxic and cause damage to your liver but wild lettuce in lesser quantity. In some places Milk Thistle is called Wild lettuce and that is actually used to heal liver. Check your local plants latin name and information about it separately so when you make your tincture, you know how it works.

[@samuelmuldoon4839]

At time-stamp 30:57 you mentioned a french press. For making home-made cheese I once used two or three 5-gallon plastic buckets. I recommend drilling two or three dozen holes in one of the plastic buckets with an electric drill. When you stack the buckets together, solid bits stay in the top half and liquid ends up in the bottom half. The holes made by an electric drill are usually too big. Therefore, I put my heated curdled milk inside of a pillow case. I bet that you can pour simmered wild lettuce inside of a pillow case and put the pillow case inside of the five gallon bucket full of holes. The liquid will drain to the bottom. It's also possible to cut a circle shaped piece of ply wood almost the same size as a bucket bottom and then put a bunch of rocks on top. The heavy rocks squish the juice out.

[@lindafarnsworth7302]

This is not hard to do. You just have to step out and just do it. The first time I did it the crock pot then finished it on the stove. I did it on low so it took about 3 days because I would turn it off at night. I got a very thick gel, husband added some cherry amaretto to thin it out some like a cough syrup. We only use a half of a teaspoon. Trust his process it works, step out with a little faith in yourself, you can do it. I have been saving seed (I call them paratroopers) been putting them in a zip lock back but leave it open half way. Good luck to all who try this process.

[@dsoldier9227]

Put them in an envelope,then inside a jar,no chance of moisture getting to them that way 😊

[@55EllieMay]

@@lindafarnsworth7302 from my whole crock pot… I got a 1/3 cup of tar… after 3 days!!! but not very thick…. So far I’ve gotten better results making tea… the effect seems better… Anyway there are a couple of plants left to process…. So far it seems serriola is the only plant around… Cheers!🤗

[@lindafarnsworth7302]

​@dsoldier9227 true. I left the bag open so every was dry. There was no mold when I planted them in January. I transplanted them in garden this spring. 😊

[@windy1446]

Thank you, sir for the video.. Your unbiased comments and conclusion are most valuable I’ve watched this now twice to catch all your advice.. I would extremely like to appreciate under you, for I feel you have a vast knowledge of things that have been forgotten and are greatly appreciated by this viewer.. I look forward to more, sir!! 💕💕

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

Thank you

[@windy1446]

@@SpiritoftheOutdoors No, sir Thank you.. I would hope you would consider an apprenticeship under you and your wife’s vast knowledge..

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

@@windy1446 where are you located

[@windy1446]

@@SpiritoftheOutdoors Sir, I’m in Oklahoma..

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

@@windy1446 whew thats a hop skip and a jump from Mississippi lol

[@lookoutmountaingarockhunte1300]

GREAT WORK MAN THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

Thank you for watching

[@55EllieMay]

Dear Justin, Marie from Canada… Finally I’ve identified which wild lettuce I am processing… Serriola! I made tea… and have a whole crock pot going right now… used your video to guide me. I also transplanted some from surrounding fields… It’s a rush to gather them before the farmers spray … Don’t want to drink glyphosate tea LOL… Thank you for all you do. 🥰🥰

[@TheVonhollan]

Thats like making Applebutter in the crock pot!! I enjoyed it.

[@samuelmuldoon4839]

Close to time-stamp 48:45 You mentioned putting the wild lettuce tar on wax paper. I recommend using rice-paper instead. Rice-paper is edible, and people can just eat the candy wrapper with the candy or eat the medicine tar with the medicine tar wrapper. In theory, rice-paper can be made from grains other than rice, such as amaranth, corn, wheat, etc... but I have never made rice paper before; I have only ever bought factory made rice-paper. Some rice-paper is brittle. I recommend searching the internet for "edible paper". Edible paper does *NOT* taste good, but it probably makes a good candy wrapper for sticky candy and a good wild lettuce paste. I have never tried it, but when I was a child my mother bought ginger paste candy for me wrapped in rice paper and the rice paper was edible, it was not wax or plastic.

[@lauralinneavisintainer3334]

What an OUTSTANDING idea!!! Thank you ❤

[@harmoneecatcher2281]

You might want to get your hands on a low speed sideways juicer like an omega for herbs, wheatgrass and woodier stalks especially when making medicinals like this and cbd … the difference between the two is absolutely amazing! I have both types and choose the omega for a far superior extraction in similar situations every time 🤗 you can use on raw and also the cooked down material … your yield of the juices within the cell walls will be much higher and more powerfully medicinal! Blessings

[@deborahdeborah.science.min1563]

I totally enjoy listening to you talk, im sure everyone does ...so keep on, talking on😊

[@alisonrittener5606]

just found you for the first time and I'm loving the accent. very entertaining! you should hear this Brit trying to mimic you😉 its also fun to be wirking on my stuff while you trouble shoot lol its hard to be the only one in this household who does this kind of stuff!! so mych to learn!!

[@UncleSasquatchOutdoors]

That took a bit of time to make. But as you said, it's probably the best way for long term storage.

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

Its hard to say what is best with this kinda stuff. Different people like to do different things. Id just as soon make tea this time of year but during winter this works good. Im gonna make some alcohol tinctures like mike does and try. I can’t stomach the apple cider vinegar tincture

[@tammymccoy2520]

The first time I made the tar I fell asleep 😮. It was in a crock pot on low. It was almost completely evaporated. I let it cool, it hardened. I scraped it out in little chunks. It is a weird thing. Moist air will make it wet again. Anyway, I put the pieces in a small air tight container with a little raw rice, like you do to keep moisture out of salt. They still are hard and work! Mostly anxiety and pain relief. You can just mix a pieces, pea size with a little liquid and drink. Or smoke in a pipe. It gets soft when smoking (don't touch it'll burn you) but it rehardens when it cools off. So cool! Im going to try juicing just leaves and cooking it down. I had some tar in the fridge for a long time too. Seems to get better with age; both ways. Thinking😳of an invention to drain the stalk😮. Hey, try a window screen; instead of that grate. I think I am in love with you and your videos. Everyone I know thinks I'm crazy. Wait till they find out I have only medicine around someday

[@campfirewoman7567]

Thank you for this video. I don't usually watch real long videos like this but you are a likable guy. God bless you and your family!

[@cindyfox8973]

I love listening to you, you being you, I think I will just do a tincture but I always wondered how to make the tar type medicine

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

I think the tincture is the most practical method

[@dsoldier9227]

I do the tinctures, as well as drying it, grinding in coffee grinder and filling capsules ,that way its shelf stable.

[@JaniceRichardson-y5u]

This is so informative and me being a southerner I understand all your terminology. Thank you!!

[@TruthSeekerChik]

I made a lame attempt last year, watching your last video, and gave up. I have so much wild lettuce it my backyard, had to try again. Thanks for the video!! I’ve got it in my big pot on the stove now 😀💕🌺😊

[@TruthSeekerChik]

It is coming along so nicely!! Thank you 🙏😊😀😀🌸🌺💕

[@samuelmuldoon4839]

I think the primary reason someone might say, "you should not boil it" is that no fire or electricity is necessary if you put a small amount of wild lettuce syrup in a glazed clay pot (or metal pot that does not rust easily) and then wrap the pot in cheese cloth, and put it up on a shelf, and let it dry for a couple of weeks. It would have to be a small enough amount to dry quickly (less than half an inch of liquid in the bottom of the pot). To digress, the Spanish word "SECA" (pronounced "SAY-KAW" or "S.EH.EE.K.A.W") means "dry". For example, dry clothes (or dry robes) are "ropa seca". I am fairly certain that the English word "sacred" means "dry". I suppose sacred bread does not get moldy because it is bone dry, and putting a pot containing a small amount of liquid (a shallow pool) up on a high shelf away from pet dogs and children to dry gives you the "sacred" (holy?) shelf on which medicine is kept. I don't think its necessarily holy in a religious or spiritual sense; it is just dry. Anyway, putting a cheese cloth lid on a pot and putting up to dry works when no electricity or firewood or flammable gas is available to boil the liquid down into a syrup.

[@countrymousejewelry]

That's interesting

[@shanna19677]

when you are straining put a colander over your pot you are pouring into, put several layers of cheese cloth in the colander then pour through that… then you can gather the cloth and squeeze it good to get all of the good stuff . For smaller amounts I take a canning funnel and put in mason jar and then inside of that pop in one of those reusable coffee filter baskets…use that as your strainer…you can line that with cheese cloth as well so you can squeeze out every drop at the end.

[@camper14]

I'm curious as to how well the salve worked? Enjoyed the video.

[@wandahughes5439]

I would like to know too

[@SharonWallace-um1pf]

I left my wild lettuce dry on porch on stalk covered with plastic cover not touching the leaves. It worked. Just took off stems n crushed in a bag n my hands easily.

[@shahramfoladi]

For those who’s curious what’s different between dry one and fresh one I have to say if you dry it with air/sun you don’t need that much water so when you dry it out you will use a little water to just cover your dry lettuce and save time. So after drying you will save so much time

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

I do agree

[@larryalexander4833]

Just want to say long videos are good .

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

Im glad you like em. Some folks whine about em and if i ever find who is forcing them to watch em im gonna give em a good talkin too 😂😂😂

[@samuelmuldoon4839]

At 33:25 you mentioned keeping bugs out of the crock pot. Stretching a piece of cheese cloth over the top works. Also, cheap white "sheer" curtains work in place of cheese cloth. A "sheer curtain" is see-through and will allow steam to escape, because sheer curtains have many small holes. Do not use brown, red, blue, or colored curtains because the steam will make the colored dye leak out and then the medicine will contain curtain dye. White-colored sheer curtains are fine for this purpose.

[@mykodemgrzybodem]

Where are you from :D? Your accent is incredible 😊 Poland here :) Great video, clear and focused while being authentic - rare these days ;)

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

Im in Mississippi. Southeast US

[@brendakerch8910]

Have you tried making a pain reliever out of bleeding heart. You are supposed to use the tubers under ground to make it, if so does it work? I'm starting out in this medicinal journey due to shortages in pharmaceutical medications over the years and a need to want to help my family. I am so happy I found your channel a down to earth backwoods format is what I understand best. God Bless

[@mariolazataj-ostrowski8051]

I love it I will do this this week . Thank you kindly

[@countrymousejewelry]

I live in the great northern catskills of ny and im just now learnig about wild lettuce. Very excited to work with it. Great video thank you ❤

[@tammymccoy2520]

I also dried some of the tar on a silicon sheet in my dehydrator took quite awhile but it worked.

[@lifesadventureskeepingitre1180]

I have a bunch of short videos out there on different plants and I come across your channel and how to make the stuff I appreciate it you going to step by step help me out a lot.

[@larondabarker3797]

I would love to have just one wild lettuce plant as large as yours!!! I’ve never seen anything like that around here in NC !

[@johnnydavenport4742]

I made some salve with the plantain straight from the yard and it works great.

[@anniehildebrandt3590]

I have enjoyed watching you! You might want to buy a silicone spatula. They are amazing little tools. 😊

[@litaknowes7294]

U so down home 😂....i have 3 different types so far that i can identify as different ur a hoot Thanx

[@dort7402]

Afternoon Justin, you walking out from you lettuce trail was that some elderberry bushes?

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

Yes its some I transplanted 2 years ago

[@patriciacammarata7036]

Great video! Thank-you🎉

[@tonyg5692]

A masticator juicer would be beneficial in extracting juice from the leaves and stalks. Great information, keep up the good work.

[@johnnydavenport4742]

I’m gonna make some of the pain medicine this week and I’m gonna try something a little different. When it gets really thick I’m gonna pour it on them silicone trays and dehydrate it and grind it up into powder for storage.

[@melodyferous]

Your video just showed up today. Helpful, thank you. Here's some info to share... 1) Digitized OLD BOOKS online: Type the title/author, followed by the letters "pdf." The Internet Archive has scanned many oldies and provides them to the public -- NO charge. Happy reading 🍀 2) Juicer: Omega J8006HDS (warranty = 15 years) 3) Light from the past: Search "The Un-Candle Pick a Wick" -- (since 1970s). Can use cheap old cooking oil for light/heat. Research different materials for wicks. 4) USP Food Grade (bulk) coconut derived organic glycerin - makes tasty tinctures, for fridge...especially good for children/sensitive elders. Research: "shelf life of glycerite tinctures"... If you see gray or white patches - floating, or in the tube - toss it. 5) Keeping birds away from apples -- nontoxic ways. Research: "IPM: Integrated Pest Management - protect apple trees from birds"

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

Thanks im checking out some old books there

[@countrymousejewelry]

Good info ty😊

[@FreeBirdUKVanLife]

Great video, ive only ever seen it made with alcohol before.

[@bds123087]

Where did you get that Alaskan knife, beautiful I forget the name of them and I used to have one years ago. It was one of my favorite knives.

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

I made it. I make a few knives and sell em along

[@SarsAnderson]

@@bds123087 me too, white rock, baby hell years

[@angelaunderwood7660]

You should use a masticating juicer & not a centrifuge juicer. A masticating juice would take that on without a problem

[@FutureHomestead]

You are awesome sir, I enjoyed watching you in this process.

[@UnitedCajunNavy]

I just yielded 375 grams of resin and going to do another batch tomorrow ❤

[@55EllieMay]

How much plant material did you start with?

[@cherylwhite654]

have you ever done a wild lettuce salve

[@debbiegriffin6515]

You made me laugh a few times which i needed

[@elev8ted11s]

Awesome video brutha and Hella informative 👌

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

Thank you

[@TraciesLocalLearnings]

Wow, great video. I wonder if you could put a plastic liner in the crock pot first🤷‍♀️ Watching from B.C. Canada 🙏👍

[@samuelmuldoon4839]

At time-stamp 5:46, you said, "We are going to get out the juicer and see what we can **ACQUIRE** from it." It reminded me that the Spanish word to want something, or desire something, is "QUERER", which means to "quest for, seek after, and query for (ask for) something. The Spanish word "QUERER" is pronounced as "K-EH-EE-R-EH-EE-R" or "KAY-RAY-UR"

[@alaine5083]

In new Zealand we call the wild lettuce - puha... We boil it up and eat it with meat n potatoes preferably pork or brisket very delicious but must be scrubbed hard before putting into the pot.

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

They say add vinegar to make it not as bitter

[@kellygrant4200]

You mentioned if there’s a book for identifying the wild lettuce with all the information about the plant there’s a app called plant id you take a picture with the app and it identifies it and gives you all the info on it I use it a lot Hope this helps you

[@sheilamarlow5410]

SO GLAD I RAN ACROSS YOUR CHANEL 😊

[@shoningram]

Hey Justin just grabbed up about three plants and put them in a mini crock pot. How long do you think I should let it cook down?

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

Half gallon of water on my plants took about 24 hours . As long as it is not trying to boil the water just let it do its thing and remove the plant about half way through

[@shoningram]

@@SpiritoftheOutdoors have you ever tried to make a salve with oil and the beeswax with wild lettuce? . Would it work topically?

[@lindaspivey9818]

I heard you say you use apple cider vinegar for your tinctures. I understand why you don't use alcohol. Have you tried glycerin? It is still all natural and does not have alcohol. I make a goldenrod sealed simmer glycerite and I think the wild lettuce would work great as well. It might be easier to take than the apple cider vinegar. I have the base instructions for a sealed simmer glycerite if you are interested.

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

I have not. Last year i made the first with alcohol. It seems to be better . I can’t stomach the vinegar much

[@tc5732]

@lindaspivey9818 I would love the sealed simmer glyceride recipe! If you are willing to share.

[@ncvegan4173]

I would love the recipe using glycerine if you are willing to share!!

[@doroparker1702]

Glycerine is a form of alcohol. It has 85 percent of alcohol. I know because I put it in hand sanitizer.

[@loriadkins6681]

Can you get the same benefits if you use a younger plant which is more tender? Or do the more mature plants have more lacticarium in them than the younger ones?

[@tammysteahouse]

What does it taste like as a tea? Is it so bitter you wanna throw up? Does it make you sick at your stomach because of the bitterness?

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

Its bitter but to me its not that bad. Easier to take that the alcohol tincture

[@dsoldier9227]

I do tinctures, with vodka and 10% vegetable glycerin to take off the bitter edge, put it under your tongue for 30-45 seconds. I also dry it ,grind it,and fill capsules 😊

[@chevchelios8568]

The book you asked for is titled, National Audubon Society Field guide to North American wildflowers. You’re welcome…

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

Thank you

[@fanceyface1000]

Which book do you use the most? I have the Southeast medical plant book so which of the others would you recommend? Ty

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

The lost book of herbal remedies is good but the Indian Herbalogy of North America is good just not much for pictures

[@dianasmithhill4678]

you can make tinctures with food grade glycerine too you know or alcohol

[@larryalexander4833]

Off topic Justin kinda. You mentioned the oil lamp. I have two . What is the best affordable oil for the wick style lamps???

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

I think kerosene works best in all mine especially the old lanterns. I havnt tried the tiki torch oil yet

[@larryalexander4833]

@@SpiritoftheOutdoors what I thought too. I know don't get the died type tho. Stops up the wicks

[@SherryONeill]

Olive Oil Works Crisco Does Great For Putting Right In Small Jars With A Wick For Candles

[@kellyhartman5565]

Yea I have a medium size it will boil on the low setting

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

Yes you have to watch it and know what that pot is gonna do. Every one of em is different

[@etoile2423]

Hobby lobby carries a lot of those supplies. Go to candle making isle.

[@cherimitchell8977]

How did the pot clean up, and how did you do it?

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

Hot water dissolves it. Cleaned up good

[@deannarogers4706]

My goats love to eat it. Do you have to get when it is tall?

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

When it blioms

[@shanna19677]

what if u were to at the stage of straining you were to strain into a jar and then put the jar into the crockpot and cook it down that way, your product would cook down inside the jar that you will end up storing it in. Just keep an eye on your water level and if need more water make sure to add HOT water or your jar will break! I use this method when I make my oils. Your time is precious!

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

I cant see why it wouldnt work.

[@nevereverforever0010-uf9su]

hey friend, if u get a rlly expensive juicer it will work..

[@gregorywellssr7857]

What's a powder house,cuz?

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

Where they stored black powder in the old days

[@dianasmithhill4678]

wide mouth pint canning jar for storage- you can get an amber one

[@dianasmithhill4678]

cat food lids also fit the tuna cans I heard

[@carriebeard-R.I.T.S]

I wonder if you froze the plantain "juice" would the oil and water separate ... and the water freeze. If it did separate and water froze ...it sure would be easy to take out the water.

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

Hmmm. Good question and i have no answer. It wont hurt to try it and see

[@countrymousejewelry]

I heard somewhere you can freeze fermented apple cider and it leaves you with apple liquor

[@MikkiandAngel]

Can y’all buy wild lettuce seeds?

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

Not sure. It grows wild here in abundance so i never considered it

[@akbarrezai3297]

درود توی ایران ما بهش میگیم علف تلخه وخر کلوچ سپاس

[@RedDymnz]

No, not two rats fighting in a wool sock in the Attic over a jalapeno pepper😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤

[@dianasmithhill4678]

use a silicone spatula to get it out of the pot

[@DrGaryGreen]

These expensive books you want: The exact names of the books and the author. Is PDF format okay?

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

Yes

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

And im not really sure which books i need but i want the information to determine the difference in species of lactuca and other plants with multiple species. The materia medica of Chinese medicine is one id like to have

[@DrGaryGreen]

@@SpiritoftheOutdoors Well good sir, if you can give me Names and Author, I can get you the E-Books most likely. Thank you again for the information you share.

[@orgnlsendee39]

I just got taken by some company for sixty dollars and all I ordered was six books well they tagged my credit card for a whole bunch of different books. If you want the links to those books to download I will send them to you for free.

[@kenthefley2226]

My question is why you don't also use 100 proof vodka. I have heard that only part of the medicinal properties are water soluble, and that the rest are alcohol soluble.

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

You can . I just didnt have any and sharing the most common methods. I used alcohol to tincture it in but i only use 80 proof in tincture

[@kenthefley2226]

@@SpiritoftheOutdoors Seems like a couple splashes of the alcohol would be the best way to melt off the remaining tar from your crock pot, pan and utensils you used. You could then just poor it into your tincture.

[@carriebeard-R.I.T.S]

The risk of using green...plantain is mold. But the heating may take care of that risk.

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

I think the heat pushes the water out . It seemed to in this little test

[@russellcrawford4809]

I have ZERO experience with this. My question is that i wonder insptead of a juicer , how more if any proficient would it be running it through a simple pasta press

[@hananshaltaf6381]

The book is Peterson

[@dianasmithhill4678]

put the strainer on top of the bowl

[@SarsAnderson]

Not to mention you live like a block away from the church so I have a Google Maps to I live in Canada so I seen your location yeah here stalker but yeah yeah you don’t live too far from your church so but just running back-and-forth I can see that being a total pain in the ass anyways I just wanted to say how much you remind me and look like my best friend Terry up here in Canada. You both are collectors Rizers, your head straight you don’t have to belong to underground military because if you did, that would be another trip also thanks for your time, bud. Cheers.z not to mention. That you and Terry look so much like and you’re both outdoorsman/forgers/wild Pushman so really cool for the two of you to get to meet each other I wonder if you’re so sort for raising we could do chicken combine Australian Canada and get the two of you to meet up somehow either you come up here to Canada or you go down there to Australia I think you guys would have a hoot you really really really really we get along great it would Be Fascinating so if anybody wants to donate money to these two in order to put them on holiday for one of them to fly down there, one of them to fly happier that would be amazing amazing amazing plus they’re old ladies of course to join them on this trip would be great too, but I think it would be cool. Just even if they could make a boys trip, I mean we have so much to offer up here and then in BC canon bank on Vancouver Island and there’s so much more down Australia. I know Terry did military time and you guys fit right in. Let’s think about brainstorm this come on guys if y’all need a dollar or two about the world And we get done if Taylor Swift flow her private jet anywhere but she chooses to. We should at least be able to get these two gentlemen together. I think it would be amazing. Awesome trip for both of them for each other’s country or the other country I would be cool.😊p QC

[@victorsturdivant4731]

Mine is 3yrs old and still kicks hard. Tincture.

[@boardwalkbw7130]

His "stalks" are sooo much taller than mine

[@devinoutlawrowley]

I’ll stick with growing and processing weed

[@colleenpritchett6914]

When working with herbs a general rule is anything with oil is dried. Anything with alcohol as a tincture is fresh. This herb is an exception to the rules.

[@j.l.327]

Yeah them rats sounded sure nuff hot

[@larryalexander4833]

yay it did lol 😂🤣

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

They was a might warm lol

[@Jewishandproud43]

Bloody hell chum, you are so so American! 😂 🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@treycantrell6857]

Your dog was protecting you the whole time

[@SpiritoftheOutdoors]

Hes one of the best ive ever had and ive had some good dogs in my life

[@litaknowes7294]

N thumbnail says "simplified..... lol. U at least Determind to gett'er done 👍

[@devinoutlawrowley]

Yeah been cooking this down for almost 24 hrs it’s not getting any thicker

[@cjd5255]

I wonder if the stuff you were pulling out could be dried in sun and used like ha$h lol 😆

[@victorialw1]

I've read that some people do smoke it.

[@dianasmithhill4678]

get a potato ricer that will press

[@JaniceRichardson-y5u]

Also I have the feeling that you are Native American......