Materia Medica Ragweed 16

[@IowaBuckSlayer]

This is one of if not the best series of videos you have done. I'm thoroughly enjoying each segment.

[@LShapedAmbush]

Dave, Pardon me if you have already done it, but a similar series on wild edible plants would be really helpful. Thanks for this great series.

[@centraltexassurvivorpreppe7750]

The giant version of this plant is all over the place here in SE Texas. Thanks for the video sir!

[@shmuckmagoo]

thanks for posting these great videos. you're really helping like-minded folks in so many ways. God bless you for that.

[@willybee3056]

Sir Dave,,, good job as always.. and thanks for asigning numbers to the series. Keep up the good work. ..

[@ezekielnow425]

Great video. I look for false mallow when I have cottonmouth. Works great.

[@rickballard1627]

Another good walk about, thanks for posting Dave.

[@baddoggoodog]

Do a clip on Pigweed. It is a hemp type great for making all kinds of cloth type stuffs. What I really want to know is the medicinal values of this plant.

[@jackwalsh1468]

Dave, Bravo Zulu on the "Meteria Medica" Series. Cheers, Mate.

[@EVENTMOTORING]

great video dave! thanks!

[@jefw37]

Thanks! Thank you for your time & effort! Jeff in OK

[@beginnerbushcraftertooley7095]

Love this series. Thank you Dave. Any chance you would have a 3 day class on this series or even a week long with a basic or advance class??

[@thebotanicalmind]

Loving these videos so jealous of your access to so many herbs ☘😤😍

[@averyvance4275]

I live close to mconnelsville Ohio and here it's raining like heck

[@RustyNail5856]

great video Dave, thanks.

[@phillipkarnehm7712]

yo Dave I seen plenty of this and the leaf does look like sassafras enjoy your videos thank you

[@SharonWallace-um1pf]

I boiled the leaves n when it cooled put it on my leg insect bites n it stopped the itching very soon.

[@stealthysteve1]

I was looking in my feild guide and I believe that ragweed is also called soapbush needles

[@d3sol818]

where are you? In the south lands? I can hear golden cicadas in the background.

[@gravitykillz924]

Great Video! but how do you deal with that constant sound of cicadas? I guess u just get used to it eh? is it every year that they hatch?

[@growyourfood3190]

Any chance you could do something on coltsfoot? I was pulling some out of the garden the other day and the roots seemed to have a strong 'medicinal' smell. Does it have any sort of medicinal use?

[@growyourfood3190]

I ask because some sources refer to it as a great medicine for coughs, used for centuries in Europe, but others indicate that it is toxic and very bad for the liver. Very confusing, if not somewhat contradictory.

[@offendaman]

i understand that you att outside in the nature.. but this sound is really disturbing :/ couldnt you get a headset with a mic or somehting like that? :) there are mics that cancel out sound not comming from a certin direction. your vids are super duper! //Swedish citizen

[@WhiskyTrekker]

poison ivy at 2:30

[@ctwatcher]

I grow weeds really well! I have some of this and many others you show, thanks for the tutorial. We have those cicadas in CO right now making noise, I do hope they stay away from my garden.

[@TheGrizzlyHillbilly]

learned something new but I'm highly allergic to ragweed.

[@johngarcia3]

Fight fire with fire, thanks!

[@Baudolino6135]

cottonmouth is the worst!

[@willybee3056]

Sir Dave,,, good job as always.. and thanks for asigning numbers to the series. Keep up the good work. ..