Oh, wow! I had that growing right outside my bedroom window at my childhood home. It grew right around my Rio Samba rose shading it out so I was constantly trying to pull it out and kill it. I could never get rid of it. The deer were constantly sleeping in it, and used to scare me thinking they were prowlers. We sold the house. I bet the new occupants trying to get rid of it looked it up and googled first weather or not they could smoke it.
I have so much of this wonderful plant growing in my back patio. I brought a tinny stem from my parents house and once it grew a root I had it transplanted on to a small area I have in my back patio, now it had invaded the entire area. It’s okay because I love how it smells and I love its bitter flavor.
I agree, It's the rare type of plant that is invasive but I still can't help but like it. It's on almost every property around here is southern CT. Very abundant.
you are so lucky. In my backyard Mugwort grows badly, something wrong with soil I guess, I was working so hard few years in a row and only this summer one bush survived, giving amazing aroma around it and creating great view on my Roses and gladioluses next to it. Hopefully, it will survive and next year I will have more bushes of mugwort. I love the smell and leaves shape on this amazing plant too.
I cook 1 week 3 times ,just wash very clean,boiling water put inside boil 3 minute,drink the soup then eat the leaf The tasted Little bit bitter and so yummy for me
It is an invasive weed where I live also. I like the plant from the historical and herbal point of view but not really from the ecological point of view.
I have this plant. And love it. It was given to me 5 years ago. I had it in a pot. Just last year. I planted on the ground and I dont mind have so many. I dry them and make smudges with it.
@@EatThePlanet I air dry them first hanging. And then I pile them in bunches. I discard the thick stalks and use the thin ones and string them. When I burn it, I use a feather to air it out and spread the smoke at the same time. Good luck and blessings.
I looked around on my 4 acres but didn't find any..you mentioned construction sites and I remember a few years ago when I drove dumptrucks, I think I saw these but didn't know they were herbs..I want to buy some seeds and plant them in a few places in my yard..I don't mind if they spread because my place is covered with ferns, elephant ears, vines..thanks for sharing your knowledge
I just found your website and channel. I can't wait to dive into all the information you offer. Will be searching out mugwort. Thank you so much for sharing this important information, liked and subscribed!
It could be mugwort, it doesn't always taste good but it does a have a distinct musty herby fragrance. Also you might have had ragweed growing which isn't highly toxic but isn't really considered edible.
@@PlayingWithDanger7866 That's probably the worst link you could've offered... 1+ month shipping time, reviewers complain of getting complete garbage, like sticks and actual hair instead of mugwort. One review had mugwort covered in mold
I can’t seem to find an answer online, when it’s early in the year and the plant is still somewhat small, will it still smell like sage? I really really think I found mugwort, it fits all criteria but the smell. I was so sure it wasn’t ragweed this time 😭
Great and straight to the point video. Thank you for such great professionalism. I love Mugwort, it keeps mosquitos away, makes great anti -cough medicine and gives gorgeous science in backyard around the plant as well looks very elegant. However, it is very hard to grow in backyard. I tried to grew it few years in a row and only this year one bush of Artemisia vulgaris survived and creates great landscape effect to my roses and gladioluses around it.
Much appreciated in 2020.
Straight to the point and very informative
Thanks for mentioning the differences between young early season plants and more mature ones later in the summer.
Thanks so much, this is the best video on indentification. Amazing job, just what I needed. ❤
Thank you. I've been trying to learn about foraging and this helps.
Smoking this will help you lucid dream😊
Oh, wow! I had that growing right outside my bedroom window at my childhood home. It grew right around my Rio Samba rose shading it out so I was constantly trying to pull it out and kill it. I could never get rid of it. The deer were constantly sleeping in it, and used to scare me thinking they were prowlers. We sold the house. I bet the new occupants trying to get rid of it looked it up and googled first weather or not they could smoke it.
Mugwort multiplies like no plant I've ever seen before.
I have so much of this wonderful plant growing in my back patio. I brought a tinny stem from my parents house and once it grew a root I had it transplanted on to a small area I have in my back patio, now it had invaded the entire area. It’s okay because I love how it smells and I love its bitter flavor.
I agree, It's the rare type of plant that is invasive but I still can't help but like it. It's on almost every property around here is southern CT. Very abundant.
Eat The Planet it is also very abundant here in the central coast of California. Sadly people don’t appreciate its medicinal benefits.
I have read if you smoke it, it is like a mild marijuana. It is used in Asian medicine like in this video;
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you are so lucky. In my backyard Mugwort grows badly, something wrong with soil I guess, I was working so hard few years in a row and only this summer one bush survived, giving amazing aroma around it and creating great view on my Roses and gladioluses next to it. Hopefully, it will survive and next year I will have more bushes of mugwort. I love the smell and leaves shape on this amazing plant too.
Always thought that was marijuana on my yard
Thank you. I find they smell like sage, and smell incredible when put in the dehydrator.
A herbalist from Vancouver Island braids it and uses it as you would sage.
Thank you! Went looking for Artemesia's in the yard and though I found Mugwort, but it isn't.
Does this plant have purplish flowers that the bees go crazy about? I have this plant in my yard and I'm not sure what the plant is.
Email me a picture of what you have and what area of the country and I'll see if i can ID it. eattheplanet.org@gmail.com
thank you! nice video, but what about the flowers?
This is a wonderful cure for polycystic ovarian syndrome.
My sister has that. I might need to get her some.
it is great for many menstrual issues
It will cause miscarriage so don't use if pregnant! Alot of people use it for abortion
I cook 1 week 3 times ,just wash very clean,boiling water put inside boil 3 minute,drink the soup then eat the leaf
The tasted Little bit bitter and so yummy for me
Wow thanks it’s all over in backyard, I read about it ini homeopathy benefits as always cautions.
How can I identify my plant I don't have mugwort I put sage seeds, but tmine does not look like sage
I have this and it's an invasive weed.
It is an invasive weed where I live also. I like the plant from the historical and herbal point of view but not really from the ecological point of view.
I have this plant. And love it. It was given to me 5 years ago. I had it in a pot. Just last year. I planted on the ground and I dont mind have so many. I dry them and make smudges with it.
how do you make the smudges? I've tried but can't get it to keep burning. It burns out too quick.
@@EatThePlanet I air dry them first hanging. And then I pile them in bunches. I discard the thick stalks and use the thin ones and string them. When I burn it, I use a feather to air it out and spread the smoke at the same time. Good luck and blessings.
@@teperikaetrThanks a bunch. no pun intended ;-). I'm going to try that next time. looking forward to it.
I looked around on my 4 acres but didn't find any..you mentioned construction sites and I remember a few years ago when I drove dumptrucks, I think I saw these but didn't know they were herbs..I want to buy some seeds and plant them in a few places in my yard..I don't mind if they spread because my place is covered with ferns, elephant ears, vines..thanks for sharing your knowledge
Confused to identify between duckweed versus mugwort .
iam late finding this..but i wanted to say very well done. ! thank you.
I have seen them everywhere in my childhood! I hardly see them now.
I would say it has a sage-like smell
Thank You, long been on my list to add to the garden!
Does anyone know if this grows in the UK?
Yes, I've found it along roadsides and on beachy areas
Pls in Ghana where can i get some to buy
Thank you!!
My pasture animals wont eat it.
Thank you so much for this video!! That was very precise and complete!!! 🙏
Thank you so much! This is the best description I've heard! 👍
Thanks, I remember I found it hard when I first started plant ID to distinguish mugwort from ragweed.
I just found your website and channel. I can't wait to dive into all the information you offer. Will be searching out mugwort. Thank you so much for sharing this important information, liked and subscribed!
Quick and simple!
I have something looking like this growing in the yard but my memory of it was that I had planted parsley and no one here likes it.
It could be mugwort, it doesn't always taste good but it does a have a distinct musty herby fragrance. Also you might have had ragweed growing which isn't highly toxic but isn't really considered edible.
there are other things it could have been also that look somewhat like mugwort.
Very good.
Thank you ! 2024🎉
Hi, when using mugwort in a cold fusion, what age leaves are best?
Thanks
thx for your succinctness-i hope I can find some
me too. what part of the country are you in.
obrigada pela explicação!!!
Thank you!!
Where can u buy mugwart?
www.amazon.com/Mugwort-herb-Organic-Artemisia-vulgaris/dp/B006V2RI6K
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I'm gonna be trying this real soon
@@PlayingWithDanger7866 That's probably the worst link you could've offered... 1+ month shipping time, reviewers complain of getting complete garbage, like sticks and actual hair instead of mugwort. One review had mugwort covered in mold
@@XboxIssues Sorry. Its always better to grow or pick your own in the wild. It grows everywhere.
I order my herbs from Mountain Rose Herbs or Harmonic Arts.
Great tips, thanks so much.
Thank you!!!!
Thank you😊
I can’t seem to find an answer online, when it’s early in the year and the plant is still somewhat small, will it still smell like sage? I really really think I found mugwort, it fits all criteria but the smell. I was so sure it wasn’t ragweed this time 😭
Yes, it should smell like sage all year round. If you aren't sure feel free to send me an email with photos at eattheplanet.org@gmail.com
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Great and straight to the point video. Thank you for such great professionalism. I love Mugwort, it keeps mosquitos away, makes great anti -cough medicine and gives gorgeous science in backyard around the plant as well looks very elegant. However, it is very hard to grow in backyard. I tried to grew it few years in a row and only this year one bush of Artemisia vulgaris survived and creates great landscape effect to my roses and gladioluses around it.