Wood Nettle and Stinging Nettle

[@shanghunter7697]

This is a knowledgeable man ! Iv'e been a practicing botanist/herbalist for 51 yrs now. The man knows what he's talking about and hope he's well.

[@explaincauseidontgetit3294]

Hello! Do you know if the snake root has the stingers on it as well? I was excited to discover wood nettle but now I’m worried it’s snakeroot!

[@mikedjb1]

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[@notthestrawman3005]

The leaves tell. Opposite bad, alternate good.@@explaincauseidontgetit3294

[@LibertyDIY]

​​@@explaincauseidontgetit3294 no the snakeroot does not sting

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[@northpole9311]

I got a heck of a chuckle when he pulled out them stinging nettle shears......

[@p1464-r7v]

Very clever!

[@user-hn9wu2zt1r]

What a cool tool.

[@felicityemery3058]

Thank you for letting us see the plants so clearly, and for your wisdom. I like your little stories.

[@1just2confused3]

Wonderful video. Any update on the nutritional value of American Indian plants? Would love more resources, thank you

[@SkyOctopus1]

Every day's a school day. Most interesting, many thanks!

[@TheRoyalFlush]

Love Joe. If ever in the blue ridge mountains I reccomend paying a visit. A legit mountain sage.

[@benparkinson8314]

This knowledge is so important. Thank you so much for these presentations. May they be available and valued so long as people may need it.

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[@savage22bolt32]

Thanks for the wonderful video, and a huge thanks for not ruining it with crappy background music while you were talking. I don't know why some people are compelled to add annoying background music throughout their videos.

[@anselknight1866]

People want to be reality tv hosts rather than informative pleasant teachers.

[@Sweet87671]

That is a great tool!! Wow!! My dream is live in the woods! Full of nature and being able to live off the land!!

[@michelle76678]

This such a lovely video I enjoyed watching God bless I just found some in my backyard and I am going to use it

[@spotweinmann5485]

LOVE the harvester. You're really clever.

[@sempi8159]

Would be great to see a video about the 10 plants to grow as a beginner in medicinal plants. Hope you are well!

[@RunninUpThatHillh]

The best medicinal plants grow in the wild, probably in your yard right now if you've got a few feet of yard. Plantain, yarrow, nettle, motherwort, catnip and other mints, etc.

[@ShowMeWhatINeedToKnow]

Man, this guy is sharp!

[@splo1nger909]

Stinging Nettles round here sting viciously even through jeans and tingle for days from spring to the plants death. (North ireland.)

[@Jason-rt5cb]

Genius invention with the clippers!!!

[@vanessas3723]

I'm glad I ran across this video it was very informational however the video itself when you explaining at the beginning the differences between the plants wise not clear not sure if you could do it over again a newer one but it would be great because this was very informational thank you

[@johnsylvester951]

I just found you online I love what you do please keep it up

[@anthonyburdine1061]

PLEASE, PLEASE Make more videos with Joe !!😃

[@TheSunRiseKid]

Ive watched this video sooo many times! I hate the sting of those with a passion but the plant is so intriguing!!! I have a bunch on my 3 acre farm & use it in teas and make lots of fertilizer for my plants! IT STINKS SO BAD but works AMAZING!!!🌱🌱🌱

[@michellenite5393]

Can we used both for eat and tea ??

[@anselknight1866]

It’s a delicious vegetable better than spinach

[@TheSunRiseKid]

@@michellenite5393 yes, most definitely! It is extremely good for you😊🌱

[@TheSunRiseKid]

@@anselknight1866 yes indeed it is!

[@joao_br986]

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. Greetings from southern Brazil!

[@jenniferphillips9219]

At the end, did you see the butterfly on his back!! When he stands up.

[@HinduBoy]

💞

[@bella123439]

Great post Joe learnt a lot we might be the same age but i am still learning Stay Safe ATB

[@spacerunner357]

Really Thanks for this information~ and identification!! :)!!

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Thanks for the great videos.

[@pearlmambinge451]

Thanks so much, just learned a lot today. New subscriber ❤❤❤

[@AhJodie]

Thank you. Wonderful video!

[@picklesg3047]

Hey brother, i love watching your channel. You are very knowledgeable, thank you for sharing your wisdom and i would love to see more of your videos :)

[@DiscoveryWonders]

WOW NICE ROOT! *Stinging nettle is not alternate. is opposite and pairs. VERY HAIRY leaves and the stem. definitely stinging hard especially the mature leaves. the stinging nettle stings bad. wood a bit and has alternate leaves and very little hair. *** the poisonous plant white snakeroot- is called ageratina altissima-, also known as richweed or white sanicle, is a poisonous herb that resembles wood nettle with opposite leaves also in pairs (like on stinging nettle), but it does not have any stings. it blooms in with white flowers on top in late summer to fall.. the plant is poisonous to people, horses, goats, and sheep and toxic to cows but released with milk so it can kill a human or anything that drinks the milk with the tremetol toxin. THIS WAS VERY UNCLEAR IN THE VIDEO., however great channel.:) FUN FACT: STINGING NETTLE HAIR RINSE SLIGHTLY DARKENS THE HAIR OVER TIME.

[@flamenco1]

Thank you so much for your update. I found a large patch under some trees but am unclear which of the 3 it is. It has hairy stem, no hair on the leaves and leaves are opposite. I guess if it stings me it is ok? Thank you for your excellent description.

[@reliablyrandomoutdoors]

So your opening title has a typo, laetiporus is a mushroom genus. 👍. You said Laporta in the video. Loved the video just threw me into a research fit when I read that LOL😅

[@nowirehangers2815]

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[@katydid2k]

Excellent video/lesson - thank you so much!!

[@suyatactical]

Security did his job. Just a presence my guy

[@coyotedreams3902]

Amazing video. Thank you so much!!!

[@sammccormick4504]

I’ve been using stinging nettles on my knees all of last summer while playing golf in my shorts as it really helps my arthritis some of my golf buddies think I’m crazy but it really works

[@lesliegrenfell2242]

How? Do you use the nettles on your Arthritis? I tried rubbing the leaf and letting thr sting on my thumb joint for pain and healing. Not sure if it was working but not sure if it did. Seems kind crazy.

[@adamlaycock3702]

@@lesliegrenfell2242 i saw another video where a man who suffered with athritis in his hands would brush his hands over the nettles and he said it eased the pain

[@regchr.9403]

Thank you so much for your awesome videos.. God bless you more and more everyday.. Greetings from Manila Philippines 🌿

[@pepe6518]

6.15 ingenious harvesting shears, and by the way, is the plant named wood-nettle because it grows in the woods or due to any relation with wood?

[@janetbamford3440]

Good information. Thanks

[@michellenite5393]

Great information. Thank you for sharing. We can eat both of them and make tea?? Thank you

[@wayneyork6282]

Thanks for the comparison very helpful !

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Havent uploaded in a while hope he's ok

[@kcjay8070]

I was wondering to he was posting almost daily then just stopped

[@jt659]

same

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I was wondering the same. Found the channel last night and it's one of the best I've found. Who is he?

[@koshyvarghese93]

This gentleman know stuff lots of knowledge

[@JWHealing]

There's a video he's in on their site that was filmed Jan 2020. I do NOT know them but from their active facebook page it seems they are just busy making herbal preparations to help people have stronger immune systems. Here's a link to their FB page facebook.com/MountainGardensHerbs/ which is where I saw that Jan 2020 video about how they are seeking an educational director.

[@freeganjustin6699]

I've not seen the one you call woods nettle here in England. We have wood nettles, which are very similar to the stinging nettles you show, and stinging nettles, which are very much coarser and darker coloured. Often with a purple tinge. More sting than nettle on those. I find the wood nettles have a good, bright flavour if eaten raw, crushed. Not nice cooked. The others are excellent cooked, either on their own, or with young leaf stems of common hogweed.

[@fredsmith1887]

Nature always wins ! with a perpetuity ? like penicillin did !

[@gomezaddams6470]

I'm buying a very high Mountain Home in the northwest. Up against the building was a plant that looked somewhere between a nettle but each Leaf reminded me a little bit of a fat marijuana leaf. Those still singular and very fat I thought it was a stinging nettle that had been to down by the deer and then came up bushier it was blooming because it was late fall. I touched it it didn't sting me I was very surprised. It had branch is going every which way and it had those very recognizable flowers that Nettles have. It didn't have a smell to it I didn't taste it because I was surprised it didn't sting me and I knew that there were non stinging nettles but I didn't think that they would grow bushy. This wasn't a round Bush it was just branches going every which way next to the porch. It was a gorgeous Singulair plant coming up. This place has been empty for a very long time but somebody came and live there in the summer for 3 months and did a lot of messing it up. I was disappointed to see how many thistles were growing. They're beautiful I love them in pictures I love them on t-shirts. I love them for woodsy magic but I don't love walking barefoot on them and I'm a Barefoot person. And this is my dream house that I plan on living the rest of my life and dying on so I'm very curious what this plant could be just picture a nettle on a plant that's branching out all different directions with the flowers but the leaf is just a little bit skinnier and I did a double-take because they grow a lot of marijuana up there or they did in the old days. I want to be as self-sufficient as possible and I have learned to grow legumes that normally grow in the south and have a very good batch of seed from each kind of being that I got to grow to the drying point. To make sure that I have enough proteins of course I'll buy some things when I'm in town but I won't be in town very often and I won't have a lot of money so I'm going to have to depend on my garden and the woods for food and it's only 20 acres and I don't want to take down a lot of trees I just want my Sunny spots growing as much food as possible. So I'll be growing things that can be kept and a root cellar and then drying Nettles and things like that. I do that in the city. I've looked for this planet in Google and in a plant book but couldn't find it. I'm also curious about the weed that grows on the ground that is in the nightshade family the leaves remind me a little bit of eggplant leaves yet it's crawling on the ground and then at the end it gets a little tiny pea-sized cherry tomato type fruit. If I'm not mistaken they turn a dark purple. Does anybody remember what these are and I'm pretty sure they're poison I got it in a cut in my thumb and it was pretty sore but I also got stuck with a sisal pretty deep enough to bleed. Anyway this shrub was so beautiful and just so green and Lush it looked very edible. The people who had it way back who are growing the marijuana had a huge Garden and there's some Gorgeous Flowers that I wish I would have thrown in a pot and put under the house so that I have some left after the thaw because I'm bringing goats in as fast as I possibly can. Just for the Garden area the cleanup the thistles they were 15 ft high and so stuck together that you had to go around them. I think they're going to be harder to get rid of then you're I just forgot the name of the herb the one with the blue flowers it's late and I'm tired. That's incredible I'm going to come back and change this. LOL how frustrating. Thank you very much and I hope that I can get lamb's-quarter to grow up there there isn't any one part of the property slopes down so I'm going to make a garden that is like a stairway and my idea is to plant some larger fruit trees at the bottom stairs are one of the bottom stairs so that I can pick the fruit from up above. It's the Sunny Side of the property so I have to pick well because it's a very specific environment there. I have a five-year plan on how it's going to go so wish me luck and wisdom. And loss of energy! thank you for what you do and I'll be watching more videos even though I've seen these they mean more to me now. Before the only access I had to Wild Foods people started spraying in while there is in the city who on Earth takes out the plants underneath Evergreen trees? they actually came in with a mower and mowed the ferns down and all of the Wild edibles like huckleberries. Then the toxic Ivy just took over. all that does is let the trees get eaten up by Beatles and that was the other thing that I'm excited about is the elderberries are blue up there and I've only lived down low in this state where the red so I was so excited to see the blue elderberries although I didn't get any this year. And there is a poison oak ivy something it doesn't really matter which one it is I saw in the driveway and I didn't know we had that in this state either but it was the most gorgeous red because it was turning the fall so whatever it is it has high sugar in it I don't know if I'm bothered by it I've never been exposed I didn't know we had it. thank you for everything and I'll probably be trying to ask you questions but I don't know if you answer things on here. I didn't mean to make this this long but I do make very long talks. But mostly I was curious about the first plant I talked about which was this incredibly Lush skinnier than a nettle but still very fat leaves that didn't sting that didn't have an odor when I rolled it there was no odor I squished it in my fingers. I wish I could send you a picture but I didn't take one that was kind of dumb I really should have filmed the whole trip there but that's another story thank you for these films. Right when I think I know what I'm talking about I get uncomfortable like with the mushrooms that I think I know I start wondering I'm questioning myself so I do need to get together with people that can make me be more confident a book just doesn't do it

[@richardmcdonald7565]

Excellent presentation and explanations of how to use this great alterative and nutritional plant. One thing which was overlooked, was the root of the plant. (I don't recommend going out and digging a bunch of root material, but, after you clip the top parts, they are easy enough to dig a nice fat shovel-ful of roots... and put them into a container, to take home and plant, in the sunny corner of your garden. They like really fertile soil, and a nice moist soil Here in New Mexico, I cover them with shade cloth on hoops, in order to cut the sunlight that can burn them (normally, they're in the woods). Okay, so the roots are an amazing yellow color, and will reproduce rapidly, (along with the tops), when cared for... in a regular, good way. The roots are used to make a fresh plant extract (1:2 strength), using pure, 95^% edible ethanol (such as everclear. or some similar brand. The finished extract of the root... (shaken EVERY day for 2 weeks, and left to extract further, for another 2 weeks, unless it is needed immediately. A number of herbal combinations with the nettle root are possible, and useful for congested prostate conditions BPH I prefer something like 2 or 3 parts Saw Palmetto fresh berry extract, with 2 parts Nettle root, and 1 part Turmeric, and 1 part fresh Ginger root. MEN: It IS worth the time, and your prostate will thank you .

[@marvinwilliams7938]

Do you know if wood nettles have same properties as nettles? Specifically the roots

[@NickleJ]

We have a species here in LA that grows in moist woods with deep purple undersides of leaves. I believe it's called the heart leaf nettle.

[@cadetcourtney]

I came across your video while looking for information on nettles. This was so helpful and I so enjoy your presentation that I subscribed to your channel. How did the grant turn out? I would love to read that study!

[@frederickacharles552]

Thank you for making this video. Very interesting.

[@stem_cell_nutrition]

love this thank you so much ❤️🌏🙏🏼

[@laurab1804]

Very interesting. Thank you.

[@jeffskinner1226]

Any follow-up information on the nutritional analysis of Wood Nettle: specifically it's mineral content?

[@slaturwinters1828]

Its probably a combination of a biochemical in the plant and the combination of terpenes in the plant.

[@taztasuki4228]

So, both stinging nettle and white snakeroot have opposite leaves? Is there an easy way to tell them apart before they flower? (I understand the flowers are very different).

[@Sara-mb4vs]

the presence of the stinging hairs is a huge difference. check out learn your land stinging nettle identification for more information :)

[@williamwilliams7706]

Haphazard Homestead does a great job on plant ID too.

[@sstorm1328]

You got it wrong. The stinging nettle is alternate leaves and the snakeroot was opposite. However there are many forms of nettles and I think they differ a lot in leave disposition.... So not always an easy task..... Unless you only have 1 or 2 varieties in an area.

[@CaptainDanWolf]

Did you see the butterfly on his back at the end of the video? Amazing video!

[@TheMountainbobcat]

did you ever do a follow up of black cohosh division? Im looking for that one.

[@gwalia2112]

This guy is good. What is hair rinse though? I haven't got any hair thought haha.

[@ChingFong58]

Curious to make a tincture from roots to use for BPH. Other than washing the roots do they need to be peeled as you might a potato? And is 80proof vodka ok( 40% alc ) or do I need 100 proof ? Also, how long does the tincture need to mature before use ? Tia.

[@fortbumper]

we all have so much to learn so thank you

[@kongchangfan2237]

thanks, youre an inspiration

[@captainamericaamerica8090]

HE'S DEAD! RIP! FRIEND.😯😯😢😢😢💀💀💀

[@captainamericaamerica8090]

SADLY, HE'S PAST AWAY. DECEASED😮😯😩😓😓RIP

[@MomLittleton]

I know you can collect Stinging Nettle Seed to tincture; and that there are male and female plants - so I've heard you should go after the female seed. BUT Wood Nettle is both. Can you harvest Wood Nettle Seed for Nettle benefits too?

[@LS-mc2rv]

Thanks for the video but ticks, snakes and poison ivy are keeping me out of the woods

[@miseklimbu6455]

These are just play compared to the stinging nettles here in Asia. Asian stinging nettles have leaves filled with 1.5 cm if not 2 cm long stings like frikkin 20-25 stings in each leaf and let's not even get into the stem.

[@daisylovesparis]

Right!

[@princefriendship]

Constant focusing and refocusing of camera makes it difficult to recognise the plant.

[@dawienatral7083]

i think the stinging nettle shas a stronger sting when in flower

[@leefury7]

Is there any mineral/medicinal differences between the stinging and the wood nettles? Wood nettles are everywhere around me but I cannot find stinging nettles.

[@captainamericaamerica8090]

HE CAN'T ANSWER HE'S DEAD. RIP.😯😩😓💀💀💀

[@nowirehangers2815]

@@captainamericaamerica8090no he’s not

[@captainamericaamerica8090]

@@nowirehangers2815 I got a private message via a farmer near him. Who says he went to his funeral. = 😢😢💀💀💀he said it was a private one. His ashes were sprinkled in a HERB GARDEN🌻🌼🌿🌾🌸🌿🌿

[@marvinwilliams7938]

I need to know this as well, anyone find out?

[@thegreenreaper9229]

False nettles and 3 seeded mercury often grow with wood nettles and they all look quite similar

[@ellasladek3124]

Your second set of nettles also had leaves that were opposite? So how do you tell the difference with the poisoned one , does the poisoned one get seeds like a nettle?

[@sarahwillard2926]

Urtica dioica (the second, 'stinging nettle') stings like crazy. I cannot imagine mixing up those two!

[@CluelessHomesteaders]

I’ve never run into any nettles before, but I’ve heard stories. Sadly, everything in the woods looks the same to me. I wish I had more knowledge in distinguishing plants...

[@survivortechharold6575]

spend more time out.

[@pambennett8967]

How long did it take for her to get sick from the milk?

[@brandy4716]

Received roots +2 yrs ago. Looks like I received a wood nettle instead. Still haven't been able to harvest seeds. Using this plant to increase iron. Does anyone know if the two have the same properties for this? Thanks

[@marvinwilliams7938]

I need to know same thing if you ever found out, does wood nettle roots have same properties as nettle

[@feelgood7758]

👍👍👍

[@anthonyburdine1061]

What is the Squirrel corn that Joe mentioned ?

[@Tuiren73]

Anthony Burdine It is also known as Dicentra canadensis.

[@anthonyburdine1061]

Robin Green is this the same as Dutchmans Breeches ?

[@Tuiren73]

Anthony Burdine No. That is Dicentra cucullaria. Same genus, but different species.

[@anthonyburdine1061]

@@Tuiren73 Thank you !😊

[@Sara-gl8ue]

I just had to pull a bunch of wood nettle in my yard because the mosquitoes love hiding in them. Made me sad because I like eating them but the mosquitoes are a big problem here.

[@jenny-DD]

Did he say he knew Abraham Lincoln mother!

[@nowirehangers2815]

No

[@princefriendship]

Can we eat wood nettles as well?

[@overratedprogrammer]

Yes

[@DChristina]

I’m older & disabled in an apartment with no yard, so I bought some stinging nettle capsules. Been taking a few weeks and think it’s helping my inflammation (from arthritis). Any thoughts on taking capsules versus fresh?

[@RunninUpThatHillh]

(Since nobody answered) you need food amounts for nourishment (which aids in health). Get yourself a bulk package of crushed leaf. Amazon, Mountain Rose Herbs, Frontier, all companies that sell it for about 20$/pound. You make an infusion with it (different than tea). One ounce by weight, in a quart mason jar. Fill with boiled water. Let sit 4-12 hours on counter with lid on it. Strain and drink 1-5 times a week. I drink a whole quart in one day. You can add a pinch of peppermint for taste. If regular tea is all you feel comfortable with, it's ok too. But those capsules won't do much. Also, don't but tinctures either, again, not enough nutrients obtained there. The infusions are cheapest but you could also get a nettle vinegar (nettle is soaked in vinegar for 4-6 weeks, strained) and you take it by the spoonful daily. That you can find on etsy.

[@RunninUpThatHillh]

I know I'm a nobody and you are asking him, but if you feel a difference, listen to your body and keep doing capsules.

[@DChristina]

@@RunninUpThatHillh - Hello, and thanks for your reply…was asking anyone “out there” :-) I’ve purchased the nettle capsules from Mountain Rose Herbs 🌿and believe they help. But on your advice I’ll be ordering some of the nettle loose leaf tea and brew it to drink. I drink chamomile 🌼tea throughout the afternoon & evening- after I tank up on coffee in the morning lol. I’m also thinking of buying their nettle seeds and planting some on the apartment complex property, & hope they don’t get mowed 😆 Wishing you a lovely weekend 🌱💕

[@captainamericaamerica8090]

@@RunninUpThatHillh STFU, UP. CAPSULES HAVE ALSO HELPED ME GRAMPS

[@fortbumper]

wonderful

[@blancaholland9988]

Would love to get both plants

[@dustinpotter8312]

there are some who think the root is useless or low in nutrition. Plants that are perennial store energy, meaning nutrition, in the roots to facilitate plant growth in the spring. My curiosity then is about the criticism against the roots and the time of their harvesting. How late in the fall should a person wait to harvest st. nettle roots in the fall? It seems the fall clusters are green until hard frosts or freeze has entered for the season of winter. Obviously harvesting roots/rhizomes terminates a spring growth pattern. Could a person harvest the bulk of the rhizome in the late fall/early winter, replant the budding nodules to ensure the spring growth cycle or is the energy stored in the rhizome more crucial to the spring growth cycle? Perhaps leaving about 1/2 or 1/3 of the rhizome?? Drying the rhizome has to have some nutritional benefit for us poor sod busters.

[@shamimiqbal196]

Very learned person

[@dawienatral7083]

U,d,Stings more in flower than other times

[@tonyjames6598]

I am new to your channel and feel you are sorely underrated. My question is how much knowledge do you have on mycolegy? I ask because of your previous videos on growing salvia divinorum and san pedro cacti, if you did have mycolegy knowledge why no videos on psilocybin mushrooms. I would greatly appreciate your knowledge/opinion on the subject

[@guitarplayzme6449]

In texas you better know what it is, cuz if you weed eat it you will be sorry, I cringe everytime I see someone touch it

[@lurker96]

😊

[@FknNefFy]

I thought the leaves are OK to touch and only the stem had the stingers

[@joelweidenfeld471]

Little stagger Lee

[@gaiustesla9324]

thanks.

[@kiyotemajick4906]

Hell yeah!

[@sarahmacdonald1143]

Please Note: Admiral Butterfly caterpillars eat nettles. If you see folded leaves, leave the plant as it is home to an Admiral

[@TheGrayMagus]

Do you know what the plant that the soma was used

[@hoggarththewisesmeagol8362]

Fly agaric 🍄

[@alieustiansamateh6401]

❤️

[@john-ls8wq]

I just got stung by some I have a few welts on the top of my hand on my fingers was picking up a piece of wood and brushed against it about stung the dog crap out of my hand

[@mk9306]

can you do Polygala tenuifolia yuan zhi please

[@boardwalkbw7130]

Searched my land for days and found no Nettle

[@soulbr0s]

how u not getting stung

[@charleslucas1714]

Peace

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Did you have Facebook ..I'm want to talk with you

[@samuelAnthony-hs8cy]

I see the kalawalla plant

[@purpledohboy]

what's a super food?

[@TechnologistLive]

Food that is super. Like superman or batman. A little like green hornet.

[@crittercosner2877]

I made tea out of White Snake Root 2 or 3 times thinking it was Labrador Tea, but never got sick.

[@anondeilvers91]

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