Mandrake plant, Mystery and Magic
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
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Mandrake roots have been associated with folklore and magic for a long time, I have always been drawn to them so I done some research, so here is their story with some lesser-known facts
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I've always been fascinated by the Mandrake root, thank you for this 😊
Glad you enjoyed it! i was the same
I have not heard of this 😲so thanks again 👏keep them coming 👍
Not a Harry Potter fan then😁 there an unusual plant
Excellent 😎
Thank you! Cheers!
nice one, loved it
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wow, nice one
Thanks for watching
nice vid, thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
😘cool idea for a video
great video, thanks
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wow nice one
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Great video and commentary :)
Glad you enjoyed!
Was not expecting this Dale ...thought your ancient tree prem had started early...well didn't know a single thing about mandrakes until watching this ...Nice use of AI...my dad used to grow carrots and he said they made a noise when he picked them but he said it was only the roots sliding through damp soil when picked ...Nice vid ...Cheers Les 🙂👍
Haha ye its a bit different i guess, it was the AI pics that really inspired the video, loved em, so had to look up Mandrake's interesting facts up, its being stuck at home Les, sending me stir crazy lol
Ooo I had no idea about mandrakes really apart from in old times they believed it could be used for fertility (which you said. ) It could be placed on a pillow or under a pillow while the lady slept lol 😂 but that's all I really knew of it. So really enjoyed this had no idea it's association with magic and toxic properties. Amazing! Learnt so much. Although, I guess putting a mandrake root under your pillow would be classed as magic ?. Lol I do also remember them screaming in Harry potter! Lol ❤😂
I had heard of them before Harry Potter films from a Wicka book I read but the screaming must be from the film, its the hallucination effects that probably made it popular with the Celts/Druids, Did you ever watch Merlin series when he was young, they had them in that as a love spell I remember
nice video, thanks
Thank you too
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Interesting stuff, glad to hear they have limited the use in modern medicine though 😂
Thanks, its an unusual one👍