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  @givemewings2travel38019 минут бұрын

  So many amazing ideas flowing because of this video! And I don’t have a freeze drier…yet. I have a huge bush of Thai basil in my garden, and I so badly wanted to hand it through the screen. I am inspired to make Pho broth and freeze dry it!! There is a super simple, super delicious recipe for making it in the Instant Pot on KZread. That would be a game changer for me. 🥰 I look forward to learning more from your channel. Especially about herbs.

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  @ourtravelinghomestead23 минут бұрын

  In Greece, St. John’s Wort infused olive oil is seen as a cure all for almost anything. It is ingested about 1/2 teaspoon, and used topically.

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  @scottmayhew22273 сағат бұрын

  I love this woman and her energy. What a great, natural teacher, I have used the wild lettuce. After creating the tar, you put it in the oven to dry it. Make a powder and put it in capsules. Easier to use that way. It is a bit is a process, but worth the effort.

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  @Pamsgarden2133 сағат бұрын

  Great video, thank you!

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  @sweetchilomine98614 сағат бұрын

  You didn't wash the blooms?? So many bugs🤢

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  @ronnihatcher2955 сағат бұрын

  Western medicine forces the body and pressures it to submit to it's demands to a often huge determination to the rest of the body, while herbilism work more in line with the body to boost what the body already does for itself to some degree. Herbilism supports awhile pharmacy meds force. At least that's the way I always point out. Is there a place for pharmacy meds sure there is, but 90 percent of it is not needed.

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  @ronnihatcher2954 сағат бұрын

  Funny enough the medical side is a big deal for me it don't frighten me. If anything it just drew me in just as much as a simple guide would too.

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  @ronnihatcher2954 сағат бұрын

  Keep learning. That's what I do as well. Looking up studies... guilty as well! 🤭

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  @ronnihatcher2954 сағат бұрын

  Mushrooms. Ok me too. Girl are we not sure we weren't separated at birth? 🤔 😂

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  @ronnihatcher2954 сағат бұрын

  Give a man a fish feed him for a day, but teach him to fish and he will eat for life.

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  @ronnihatcher2955 сағат бұрын

  Bitter also helps with sugar addiction. Seriously I don't think humans don't get enough bitter items in there lives. In eating and tonics even. It's like a missing link in the human pallet so much so that most people don't even slightly appreciate bitter items. Most bitter items are good for you especially during times of year when you eat seasonally. Eating carb heavy during winter there's nothing better than early spring bitters to help your gut move from winter eating to spring and summer eating and our microbiome changes with the seasons!

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  @kentuckycowboy76607 сағат бұрын

  ❤

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  @sasheenborrelli14957 сағат бұрын

  I just read your whole article in the homesteading monthly magazine issue 5 on honey! Absolutely wonderful! You've convinced me and then allowed me to fall in love with honey in such a new refreshed way. I thank you from all my heart! ❤❤❤❤❤

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  @DSAdventures20239 сағат бұрын

  What type of camera are you using?

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  @brandyh35369 сағат бұрын

  Another thing i didn't think of til i saw you rubbing the leaf on you and smelling it... When the same son was little. Like maybe 2, he's 15 now, he was walking around in the yard. And i kept hearing him breath in and say Mmmmmm, Nemons. After about the 5th time of hearing Mmmm Nemons i got curious. I asked him what he was doing. He came over to me, breathed in deeply and said, "Nemons." And i caught the tiniest piece of green sticking out of his nose. He had picked 2 lemon balm leaves and put them up each side of his nose. So every time he breathed in, he was smelling them 🤣 Thank God poison ivy doesn't smell like lemons!!!

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  @brandyh35369 сағат бұрын

  My son gets extreme nausea because of Anxiety. Lemon Balm and Catnip tea is one i give him to help. I hate that I'm not making it to the Homestead Festival this year :(

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  @dcsblessedbees9 сағат бұрын

  I think I have wild lettuce growing all over here down by my bee yard, but you don't eat it like lettuce?

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  @daisyneuroth9 сағат бұрын

  You have encouraged me to forage 😊 I was amazed at the abundance of useable plants we found just in our back yard! From catnip to plantain and wild lettuce! The kids had so much fun examining the plants and looking them up to identify. They want to go for a walk now to see what else we can find. Thank you for your encouragement and your laid back attitude it really helps to have fun with it!

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  @cassandragrant-turner979011 сағат бұрын

  ❤❤❤

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  @butterfly182313 сағат бұрын

  Oh my dear amazing beautiful place I enjoy your videos ❤

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  @jenniferrescott114915 сағат бұрын

  I love hatching eggs. Once i finally identified wild lettuce i see it everywhere...same with other plants

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  @jenniferrush8231Күн бұрын

  U can try insect row fabric over those more tricky plants

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  @swissmissy3804Күн бұрын

  Where is your mom?

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  @ThirdEyeThrifterКүн бұрын

  We called it milkweed she I was young , 60 years ago, and my horse loved it !

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  @sandyguerrero804Күн бұрын

  Honeystead, can I make a tincture using ACV without the Mother? I know AVC with the mother is better, but can I make a tincture WITHOUT the mother?

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  @Naya-ku8wsКүн бұрын

  I am learning so much from your content! I never knew I had such an interest for medicinal herbs!!! I’m LOVING it❤

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  @steverichardson8655Күн бұрын

  Thanks to you and other channels like yours (not as good tho!😉) I'm having a totally different experience when I'm fishing at my local lake. I'm noticing all the different plants around me and doing my best to identify them. Yesterday I discovered Catnip with purple flowers something never even noticed in the 30 years I've been fishing there. Thank you for opening my eyes to the abundance all around me!💚

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  @kevinmckenzie4623Күн бұрын

  Immuni-Tang 🤣

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  @kevindavis3841Күн бұрын

  See you at the Festival !!

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  @robertjake9459Күн бұрын

  I transplant all my plants; I find them in the wild. 1st. Use a sharp pointed shovel. 2nd. Dig a circle around the plant as wide as its leaves, keeping the shovel at approx. a 75-degree angle. 3rd. Gently work the shovel up & down until the plant is lose. 4th. Lift the plant up using the shovel & put it in a pot, or a wheel barrel & take them to where you are going to set them. 5th. Get the plants back in the ground asap. Set them in a hole so the bottom of the plant is above ground. (Water soil first if soil is dry).

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  @chahinebourenane6291Күн бұрын

  I love them

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  @victorianelson2901Күн бұрын

  Thank you for your passionate information it's inspiring

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  @gwhlnКүн бұрын

  Loving your content, question on where you purchase your floral bee veils... I need one the men won't wear😄

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  @summerbreeze1955Күн бұрын

  Not vegan unfortunately

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  @TheHoneysteadКүн бұрын

  Yeah... no I am not vegan

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  @EpicWinzКүн бұрын

  Look at the size of those....containers 😂

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  @lorilockwood4323Күн бұрын

  Funny, i was making my plantain salve as i listened. :)

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  @michellewallace3152Күн бұрын

  **** LINK IS INCORRECT FOR THE EGG INCUBATOR 🥚 😊

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  @TheHoneysteadКүн бұрын

  chickcozy.com/honeystead Here is the correct link 🐥

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  @Suvituuli777Күн бұрын

  I have used horsetail for many years in teas. Many people do not know that another - a lookalike plant "Equisetum palustre" is very toxic (especially the spring form is very similar). Please be careful if u are new with the plant ...

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  @CYLONTVКүн бұрын

  Nice

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  @karenwindspirit5907Күн бұрын

  Oh my, They were killing the one chick!

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  @TheHoneysteadКүн бұрын

  They do peck, but they weren't killing it. All is well.

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  @deltorres2100Күн бұрын

  Do you sell bitters .,I’m intrested 🌱

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  @friesianstablefriesianstab9723Күн бұрын

  Good info...but where's your mom? She always added great comments when you two worked together?

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  @clarissajaramillo9976Күн бұрын

  Chamomile needs to be surfaced sowed

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  @user-ix5qd1bp4q2 күн бұрын

  Good to see .

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  @Pink_berry_farms2 күн бұрын

  Thank you for this video Could you possibly but in title what plant your talking about so it shows up when I’m searching …. I know you talk about motherwort all the time and I can’t seem to find that video 😊

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  @DennisD-yv4ys2 күн бұрын

  I'm starting a tea garden this year a whole new realm to explore! Just chamomile and lavender for now

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  @morgotha422 күн бұрын

  during covid lockdowns I had to help a friend with a black widow bite. Plantain was all we had. It worked better than I had expected. but we used it as a poultice and a tea. In a normal situation GO TO THE ER! We were LUCKY!!! But if you cant get to an ER right away ya get this on it to help! But for the love of all things Get to an ER! I happen to be a certified herbalist. if we had not used enough my friend may have had a different result! so you ask how much is enough? I honestly dont know. We were Lucky!!!! any other time I would have skipped the plant all together and just got to the ER as fast as possible! but if your Hiking in the woods and its going to take you hours to get to a car use the plantain if you have it available!!

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  @jharvey932 күн бұрын

  I don't think your link to the Chickcozy is correct. Also, is prickly lettuce the same as wild lettuce? I have a bunch of prickly lettuce growing.

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  @TheHoneysteadКүн бұрын

  chickcozy.com/honeystead Here is the correct link 🐥

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  @ivebeenthere21152 күн бұрын

  Wild lettuce - may want to check for latex allergy before using.

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  @TheHoneystead2 күн бұрын

  Hey there it is a different type of latex. Wild lettuce produces a substance called lactucarium. The latex you are talking about is more common to the proteins in the Hevea (rubber tree) plant.

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  @sherihicks14272 күн бұрын

  The only wild lettuce we have is Florida Blue Lettuce. I wish it was wild lettuce, because they grow to be 8-10 feet! I have 2 Passion Flowers growing--actually, not growing ☹️ I don't think they like it here. They were about 6-8 inches tall when they came, and they haven't gotten any bigger. One of them is kind of wilty-looking. They also are not the correct species, and I knew that when I bought them. It was an experiment 🤷‍♀️

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  @user-ix5qd1bp4q2 күн бұрын

  Hope all 8 Billion+ People of Earth to careful to buy from " Kindness & boycott of cruelty? Then the Friends of Earth try more Carpools& less carbon?Love yours place love to visit nearby if Bed& Breakfast not expensive? Thanks .

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  @tammyhoushour80702 күн бұрын

  I believe God gifted you with the wild lettuce..love it.