You guys give me hope in growing my apothecary. So jealous of all your jars and labeling. It is amazing from when you first started it to what it has grown into. You are a blessing to us all . God is so good.
God gives us hints .Hawthorn berries looks like a tiny heart and that's what it's good for. Always look at all plants and it will you. You girls do a great job.
I did not realize this tree grows in the US... I love watching you two and learning so much... I'm usually a silent viewer but just thought I'd let yoy both know you are awesome💞and I appreciate you!
*GINKGO* is not Native to Canada or USA...it is an Immigrant Tree , Originally from China. The Ginkgo was , first introduced in America in 1764. (258 yrs ago) and has flourished . I know an elderly Asian herbalist , who made a soup broth , using GINKGO. He was in his late 80's and his mind was sharp as a samurai sword.
🤩OooooAhhh 💖 We have Ginkgo growing in our area ✨ Chinese settled here with the introduction of the railroads... I’ll bet Ginkgo came here along with them... 🤔 now where can I squeeze a Gingko tree in my already stuffed yard... 😂 Love seeing your growing library 📚
Years ago my VA aunt had a Ginkgo Biloba tree growing in her yard (Tidewater). She was growing it because she appeared to have the beginning stages of dementia...to my knowledge she never used it as tea or any any type of medication...sad because it might have helped her. It was a beautiful tree and the leaves were so interesting.
Washington State has a petrified ginkgo forest. I hadn't thought to grow one because I have such a small yard. It seems like they are really hardy and used to grow here. I will pursue this more.
My son- in love and I have a couple in large pots in the Willamette Valley - fossilized Ginkgo (and dawn redwood!) Gabe been found over on the John Day fossil beds
What a blessing to have beautiful ginko trees growing in your region! I haven’t tried ginko for many years, but now that I am older I am going to try it again, thank you for the reminder. I live in northern Alberta, Canada, and it is already so dark by 5 pm, and I find myself affected by the lack of daylight more as I get older. I’ve had success with lion’s mane mushrooms for brain fog, but I am going to try ginko as well. God bless!
I was studying in China for a few month (supposedly a year but covid strikes) and have the opportunity to witness the majestic gingko tree turning yellow and shedding. Although it can be quite an annoyance when there is strong wind and the campus is literally packed with the tree everywhere, on every roadsides within the campus growing for what seems to be only somewhere like 30cm apart from each other.
Thank you for giving Ginkgo the love it deserves. When I was a kid we had a property here in Argentina with a 100 years old ginkgo in it, it was the best thing of the property, so majestic and beautifull. I was 7, and at my 40s I still remember it. Sadly the people who bought the house took it down, but made me love that ancient tree. I read that one of the reasons why it{s called "The tree of life", it´s because when Horoshima bombing happened, the only few trees that survived were Ginkgos.
I just love your channel! I learn so much from you both. Today’s word of the day “Ginkgo” I won’t be misspelling that word, ever!😂🤣 I’ve had ringing in my ears for years. I will be looking into GINKGO. ♥️🙏
I love ginkgo trees! When I lived in San Jose CA. There was a street near my home that had ginkgo on both sides for a couple of blocks. When the leaves were falling, I loved driving down that street. It was like being in a boat that created beautiful gold waves. I would love to be able to take ginkgo for the memory aspects, but I am one of those people who are naturally free-bleeding and tend to bruise whenever I even rub up against something.
@@TheHoneystead I have a HUGE rosemary plant, over 5x5, which I use all the time, both for cooking and just for smelling because it's so fragrant. And I'm dying to try lion's mane. I have a friend that forages and she just posted that she gathered a ton!
I was rummaging through my storage unit and found my old copy of Native American Herbal Medicine Book. I haven't had time to sit and look at it. It has been in storage for a long time. I can't wait to take the time to read through it..
This is good to know. I will soon be taking my parents in & caring for them. My father is struggling with dementia 😢. I will have to do research on this herb. Thank you for always sharing.
Aww... That's going to be awesome SoilSista! We took in a friend she passed away on her 108th birthday but it was such a huge blessing having her here with us to care for her... Beautiful blessings to you and your family @Rosa 🙏🏾
My Mom broke her leg and was given lots of drugs and then followed the “Virus” so her mind was not good. I gave her ginkgo three times a day (tincture) and her brain fog started to clear. It is essential for her and she is still using it. Nothing helps as much and we have tried a lot of others as well. I do understand it is a bit of a blood thinner so we keep that in mind.
As I was watching this, I’m getting ready to head out to the few ginkgo trees I discovered near my home. Spent a lot of the last 4 years dealing with memory issues from a procedure on a brain tumor (I wish I never had done). Supplements are too pricy and I’ve been moving towards building my own apothecary. Didn’t get a gingko tree in my yard this year like I wanted but foraging will hopefully hold me over until I get one next spring. Thank you both for sharing!
I absolutely love you ladies. Never a dull moment 😂. I love how your not afraid to show real life mishaps while your working on anything. I've learned a lot in the past two weeks while I wait for my next payday so I can get set up with my own apothecary homesteading herbalist journey 😊. Also watching you tend to bee's has given me a new found respect for bee's. I just can't have them here where I'm staying Because my roommate's husband is severely allergic to bee's. One sting could kill him in less than 30 minutes. So when I'm blessed with my own property I'm definitely going to have to attend a bee's school or whatever it's called because I want to be completely self sastainable. I think I spelled that wrong but I think you know what I'm trying to say hahaha 😂🤣. Till next time I'll be watching your TH-cam channel for more homesteading herbalist ideas 😊
We love Blandy! We go often. Those stinky ginkgos are my FAVORITE! Next time you guys are out there Im super close and go several times a year. I’d love to meet you there😊
Ginko is great, we have some in our local park and I always nosh on some leaves when the dog and cat would go on walks with me^^ Love the apothecary setup.
10:54 ...I 've got to find me a Mason Jar set, that has a pouring lip on it....I am always spilling my remedies, with the standard mason jars.. LOL 😂👍 11:29 ...have you ever tried to use a Stainless steel FRENCH PRESS for your *Squeezy* ?? it works really good also.... 12:46 ... *AMBER COLORED BOTTLES* ... can't get these, easily with the high prices.... unless you got amber colored beer bottles. lol my great grandma and grandmother, use to take old glass jars, and put a Sock Sleeve over them to keep the sunlight out..lol Her labels were a tag attached to a cotton string for identification of the herbal remedy... These Sock sleeves, she told me, were also good for preventing the glasses from chipping ,cracking or breaking when the ground would shake ..lol 15:16 *GIN K GO* not GIN G KO 😁🙃😜 *GINKGO* is not Native to Canada or USA...it is an Immigrant Tree , Originally from China. The Ginkgo was , first introduced in America in 1764. (258 yrs ago) and has flourished . I know an elderly Asian herbalist , who made a soup broth , using GINKGO. He was in his late 80's and his mind was sharp as a samurai sword.
I think kinko mixed with some lion's mane mushroom as well as Maringa With hickory and bermont would make a great coffee Substitute Containing natural brain Stimulants.
Love love love your channel your knowledge my absolute favorite channel. Thank you for helping me become a herbalist as well the bee hives give me knowledge!
I am so loving all your videos!!!!! You both are such a great inspiration! I look forward to so many more videos and learning experiences!!!! Hoping I may check out the schooling as well!!! Thanks for all you do and teach!!!!
We have a large ginkgo grove here in town on the river- it's a 9/11 Memorial and it is gorgeous, especially this time of year. I see some ladies gathering the seeds, but i haven't been prepared to deal with the stank haha.
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😂 it was the “Y’all” for me! I know that feeling oh so well! Thank you for making these videos! Is there anywhere that we can buy some of your teas? I’m slowly starting my journey in herbs but ginkgo is out of my reach right now
I can never get the herbal book link to work to work. I am curious if you have a book your mom and you put together of your tea blends? If not, do you have a favorite or two 😊 to suggest? Thank you, I love love watching and learning from the two of you.
Hi! Thank y’all so much for your videos, I absolutely love them! I want to learn about herbalism, making herbal medicine, and knowing what all the different herbs are good for. Im just starting out, and the only book I have is Rosemary Gladstar’s Medicinal Herbs A Beginners Guide, but I would love to know what book you both think would be the best for me to start with? Please and thank you!
Thank you, this is so interesting. Is it dry leaves you use for the tincture? I bought some gingko seeds a year ago, and am going to plant them this fall. I live in the middle of Sweden so there's snow and could be frost until mid-late May.
You know… I realized that I didn’t share that… I think after the spelling issue I completely forgot! 😂🤣 the doses vary in research, but a dropper full 2-3 times a day is a pretty good dose!
I saw a show once about supplements & Ginkgo was the worst "fake" supplement! I believe 9 out of 10 that they tested had none to very little Ginkgo in them. :(
can U make a video about dosage -and how its done ? like if i have a tincture thats been made out of rum or brandy -how do i know what dosage to use? plus -a good topic is about alcohol -is expensive alcohol better than cheaper alcohol ? is glycerine really worth the hype for tincturing? can we use "vegan honey" for making tinctures ? how do we use tinctures in creams and balms?
@@TheHoneystead another question i have is this - when making your tinctures that your going to sell ,does it have to be a special alcohol percentage ? like 20 % - or 30 % - or can it be what ever the alcohol percentage was when you first began? because its kind of like selling alcohol in small bottles. i guess what im asking is .do you have to water down your tinctures to meet approval ? are ALL tinctures a certain percentage? another thing question is how do you sell your tinctures online ? is there any special laws you need to worry about ? is this a good business to get into ? will we see your tinctures at CVS ,or Walmart any time soon ?
Hmmm … what you mentioned about the precautions. At the age of 69 this begins to sound like a disturbing refrain … (at least to my ears.) I read these precautions and know they are necessary … am grateful for them. But it also makes me a little sad. My husband has what they call a “protein S deficiency”, and develops blood clots, (they say it’s heritable), but there are WHOLE FOOD GROUPS that he gets precautions on, particularly because he’s on a blood thinner. That just doesn’t seem right to me😞😢🤔 That’s one of my motivations for learning herbalism. May God use this to bless us both health-wise!!!
I was wondering the same. My husband has protein S deficiency as well and has been on blood thinners most of his life. We have always wanted to somehow get him off of them (safely of course) as his blood levels would change drastically with the increase in vegetable intake. The most important aspect would be finding the right formula and dosage, taking the herbal medicine consistently and monitoring blood levels during the transition and afterwards (which he had to do monthly anyway when he was on wafarin). What's crazy, is we have a ginkgo tree in our backyard!
I have a tree in my yard and I dug up a seedling and potted it in the early spring. It grew 4' over spring and summer. It's sweet little, bright yellow leaves just fell off and the big tree still has a plenty. Do you harvest the leaves when they are yellow or when they still have green on them? I really want to harvest some before it's too late, if it isn't already. Really guess I will need to research what to do with the harvest. I have only made a golden rod tincture so far, but really want to do more. Excited about your website and I really need a good starter book.
I found a place that carries the male ginkgo because it doesn't grow fruit which leaves a sticky mess (according to them) but does the male tree have all the medicinal properties? Does the fruit have any? Should I get both and if so where do I find the female tree?
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You guys give me hope in growing my apothecary. So jealous of all your jars and labeling. It is amazing from when you first started it to what it has grown into. You are a blessing to us all . God is so good.
God gives us hints .Hawthorn berries looks like a tiny heart and that's what it's good for. Always look at all plants and it will you. You girls do a great job.
Absolutely 💛💛💛
I like walnuts for my brain..and Strawberries for the heart and horsetail for the bone/spine
I did not realize this tree grows in the US... I love watching you two and learning so much... I'm usually a silent viewer but just thought I'd let yoy both know you are awesome💞and I appreciate you!
💛 thank you Erica!
Love Ginkgo - which grew here in Oregon when John Day had a Panama like climate!!
We have two Ginkgo in pots in W Oregon
@@1Lightdancer im in colorado so i think it might be fine here. Spring project
*GINKGO* is not Native to Canada or USA...it is an Immigrant Tree , Originally from China.
The Ginkgo was , first introduced in America in 1764. (258 yrs ago) and has flourished .
I know an elderly Asian herbalist , who made a soup broth , using GINKGO.
He was in his late 80's and his mind was sharp as a samurai sword.
🤩OooooAhhh 💖 We have Ginkgo growing in our area ✨ Chinese settled here with the introduction of the railroads... I’ll bet Ginkgo came here along with them...
🤔 now where can I squeeze a Gingko tree in my already stuffed yard... 😂
Love seeing your growing library 📚
Lol yesss!!! Plant them 💛
Years ago my VA aunt had a Ginkgo Biloba tree growing in her yard (Tidewater). She was growing it because she appeared to have the beginning stages of dementia...to my knowledge she never used it as tea or any any type of medication...sad because it might have helped her. It was a beautiful tree and the leaves were so interesting.
Washington State has a petrified ginkgo forest. I hadn't thought to grow one because I have such a small yard. It seems like they are really hardy and used to grow here. I will pursue this more.
Ohh yes!!! Grow them for the next 1000 years✨
My son- in love and I have a couple in large pots in the Willamette Valley - fossilized Ginkgo (and dawn redwood!) Gabe been found over on the John Day fossil beds
We have several older Ginko trees in our neighborhood here in North Georgia! They are glorious every Fall!!
What a blessing to have beautiful ginko trees growing in your region! I haven’t tried ginko for many years, but now that I am older I am going to try it again, thank you for the reminder. I live in northern Alberta, Canada, and it is already so dark by 5 pm, and I find myself affected by the lack of daylight more as I get older. I’ve had success with lion’s mane mushrooms for brain fog, but I am going to try ginko as well. God bless!
Yes I hear ya about the time change😴 it always wipes me out for a week. Love what yer sharing 🙏🙌
I was studying in China for a few month (supposedly a year but covid strikes) and have the opportunity to witness the majestic gingko tree turning yellow and shedding. Although it can be quite an annoyance when there is strong wind and the campus is literally packed with the tree everywhere, on every roadsides within the campus growing for what seems to be only somewhere like 30cm apart from each other.
The Nuts from the female Ginkgo are similar to macadamia nuts!! But wear gloves if you do pick up the fruit!! It can be a skin irritant!
There are ginkgoes all over campus where I go to school! Gorgeous trees! Stinky, but very beautiful
The females are stinky!!
Thank you for giving Ginkgo the love it deserves. When I was a kid we had a property here in Argentina with a 100 years old ginkgo in it, it was the best thing of the property, so majestic and beautifull. I was 7, and at my 40s I still remember it. Sadly the people who bought the house took it down, but made me love that ancient tree. I read that one of the reasons why it{s called "The tree of life", it´s because when Horoshima bombing happened, the only few trees that survived were Ginkgos.
I just love your channel! I learn so much from you both. Today’s word of the day “Ginkgo” I won’t be misspelling that word, ever!😂🤣 I’ve had ringing in my ears for years. I will be looking into GINKGO. ♥️🙏
Hahahaha
I love ginkgo trees! When I lived in San Jose CA. There was a street near my home that had ginkgo on both sides for a couple of blocks. When the leaves were falling, I loved driving down that street. It was like being in a boat that created beautiful gold waves. I would love to be able to take ginkgo for the memory aspects, but I am one of those people who are naturally free-bleeding and tend to bruise whenever I even rub up against something.
Look into lions mane mushroom!! This is my other go to or even rosemary 💛
@@TheHoneystead I have a HUGE rosemary plant, over 5x5, which I use all the time, both for cooking and just for smelling because it's so fragrant. And I'm dying to try lion's mane. I have a friend that forages and she just posted that she gathered a ton!
I was rummaging through my storage unit and found my old copy of Native American Herbal Medicine Book. I haven't had time to sit and look at it. It has been in storage for a long time. I can't wait to take the time to read through it..
I see the ladies with their basketds collecting the harvest from this beautiful trees!
This is good to know. I will soon be taking my parents in & caring for them. My father is struggling with dementia 😢. I will have to do research on this herb. Thank you for always sharing.
Prayers to your family!
@@TheHoneystead, Thank You!!! They are Truly appreciated.
Aww... That's going to be awesome SoilSista! We took in a friend she passed away on her 108th birthday but it was such a huge blessing having her here with us to care for her... Beautiful blessings to you and your family @Rosa 🙏🏾
My Mom broke her leg and was given lots of drugs and then followed the “Virus” so her mind was not good. I gave her ginkgo three times a day (tincture) and her brain fog started to clear. It is essential for her and she is still using it. Nothing helps as much and we have tried a lot of others as well. I do understand it is a bit of a blood thinner so we keep that in mind.
@@lynnflory4588 how much ginkgo did you give your mom three times a day
I'm so glad I found your channel! I'm learning so much and love watching the two of you.
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OMG I'm dying over here with laughter! I love you two so much😁
Hello 👋 Beautiful Lady, how are you doing this morning and how is your weather condition like?
You ladies are a wonderful source of information & you make it fun! ThanQ for reminding me to start taking my ging gink ginkgo again! :)
Thank you beautiful souls for sharing your journey and wisdom 🦚🐝🐞🌻
Just purchased a label maker 😉 ❤️ you ladies are 👍 👌 👍 👌
I love ours!
I would love to do teas! Do you have recipes anywhere?
We are talking about sharing that 💛
What a gorgeous color💚
It’s so rich!
I love watching you two.
I love the ginkgo grove at the arboretum 😊
Saw you on the pantry chat!! Love the content!!
As I was watching this, I’m getting ready to head out to the few ginkgo trees I discovered near my home. Spent a lot of the last 4 years dealing with memory issues from a procedure on a brain tumor (I wish I never had done). Supplements are too pricy and I’ve been moving towards building my own apothecary. Didn’t get a gingko tree in my yard this year like I wanted but foraging will hopefully hold me over until I get one next spring. Thank you both for sharing!
Great video. You had me laughing too. -Jen
Lol 🤦🏽♀️
I absolutely love you ladies. Never a dull moment 😂. I love how your not afraid to show real life mishaps while your working on anything. I've learned a lot in the past two weeks while I wait for my next payday so I can get set up with my own apothecary homesteading herbalist journey 😊. Also watching you tend to bee's has given me a new found respect for bee's. I just can't have them here where I'm staying Because my roommate's husband is severely allergic to bee's. One sting could kill him in less than 30 minutes. So when I'm blessed with my own property I'm definitely going to have to attend a bee's school or whatever it's called because I want to be completely self sastainable. I think I spelled that wrong but I think you know what I'm trying to say hahaha 😂🤣. Till next time I'll be watching your TH-cam channel for more homesteading herbalist ideas 😊
I never knew this the plants always give us hints of their knowledge.
Ginko, Gingko, Ginkgo. -. It's all good! Great video!
We love Blandy! We go often. Those stinky ginkgos are my FAVORITE! Next time you guys are out there Im super close and go several times a year. I’d love to meet you there😊
I really enjoy watching y'all you help so much on wild crafting and medicinal knowledge
Imagine creating a nice brainformula from different herbs.
I would add dwarf periwinkle (vinca minor). too the tincture.
love you people 🥰
You both bring so much joy to these videos. Thank you for sharing your lives and thoughts with us. ❤
Hello 👋 Happy dear, how are you today and your weather condition like?
beautiful green color
We used to have gingko trees at my work. I loved it in the fall when they changed. It made the whole parking lot glow with this gorgeous sunny glow!!
I just so enjoy you two 💕. Thankful for your teaching.
❤️❤️❤️ what a blessing you two are-I enjoyed learning along with you. ❤️❤️❤️
They have them in Toronto the City plants them!
My small apt complex has 4 Gingkos!
I have one in my yard and it is beautiful
Ordered my levo really wish you had a recipe book for it 😁
thanks for the information on the GINKGO tree; have a great day
Mrs. Bee, can I just say that I love u and am thankful for you and your channel. Thank u.
Well i guess we missed this year for making this one the leaves are falling on my ginkgo tree lol i was just trying to figure how to spell it.
Ginko is great, we have some in our local park and I always nosh on some leaves when the dog and cat would go on walks with me^^ Love the apothecary setup.
Can you tell us how you clean your herbs before drying them. Thank you. I love y'all so much.
Interested facts on ginkgo tree. Love the video. I used to use one of those labels.
10:54 ...I 've got to find me a Mason Jar set, that has a pouring lip on it....I am always spilling my remedies, with the standard mason jars.. LOL 😂👍
11:29 ...have you ever tried to use a Stainless steel FRENCH PRESS for your *Squeezy* ??
it works really good also....
12:46 ... *AMBER COLORED BOTTLES* ... can't get these, easily with the high prices.... unless you got amber colored beer bottles. lol
my great grandma and grandmother, use to take old glass jars, and put a Sock Sleeve over them to keep the sunlight out..lol Her labels were a tag attached to a cotton string for identification of the herbal remedy... These Sock sleeves, she told me, were also good for preventing the glasses from chipping ,cracking or breaking when the ground would shake ..lol
15:16 *GIN K GO* not GIN G KO 😁🙃😜
*GINKGO* is not Native to Canada or USA...it is an Immigrant Tree , Originally from China.
The Ginkgo was , first introduced in America in 1764. (258 yrs ago) and has flourished .
I know an elderly Asian herbalist , who made a soup broth , using GINKGO.
He was in his late 80's and his mind was sharp as a samurai sword.
I think kinko mixed with some lion's mane mushroom as well as Maringa With hickory and bermont would make a great coffee Substitute Containing natural brain Stimulants.
That's great thank you
Love love love your channel your knowledge my absolute favorite channel. Thank you for helping me become a herbalist as well the bee hives give me knowledge!
I am so loving all your videos!!!!! You both are such a great inspiration! I look forward to so many more videos and learning experiences!!!! Hoping I may check out the schooling as well!!! Thanks for all you do and teach!!!!
You both are such an inspiration in my life. Thank you for sharing💚
We have a large ginkgo grove here in town on the river- it's a 9/11 Memorial and it is gorgeous, especially this time of year. I see some ladies gathering the seeds, but i haven't been prepared to deal with the stank haha.
Thanks habal Dr
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I have recently been able to explain to myself that mitochondria is the human equivalent of chlorophyll in plants 💚...energy production within our cells...❤
Ecclesiastes 10:10 KJV
If the iron be blunt, and he do not whet the edge, then must he put to more strength: but wisdom is profitable to direct.
So love you ladies!
Have you considered changing out the glass in your tincture cabinet to a slightly tinted glass to protect it that much more?
Never heard of that tree. Guess I'll have to research it. I'm in the north west. Southern Idaho
Show how to mix the stuff in your tea.
😂 it was the “Y’all” for me! I know that feeling oh so well! Thank you for making these videos! Is there anywhere that we can buy some of your teas? I’m slowly starting my journey in herbs but ginkgo is out of my reach right now
Can you use Ginko to treat grand mal seizures?
Make sure to put the capsule maker info on your list.
I would love a list of all your book collection in intro. Dm me a copy please! 😊
I would like to buy a tea from you to help me with clarity if you have one.
I am from southeastern Ohio and cannot spell as well.
Lol
I Love you ladies!! Your so helpful and I truly appreciate all that you share 💖 do y'all ever do anything with Ashwaghanda?
We do!!!
Ginkgo or Gingko is a funny word as either is correct so you spelt it correctly every time. 😊😊
When is the best time to harvest Gingko leaves for tea ect?
I can never get the herbal book link to work to work. I am curious if you have a book your mom and you put together of your tea blends? If not, do you have a favorite or two 😊 to suggest? Thank you, I love love watching and learning from the two of you.
Hi! Thank y’all so much for your videos, I absolutely love them! I want to learn about herbalism, making herbal medicine, and knowing what all the different herbs are good for. Im just starting out, and the only book I have is Rosemary Gladstar’s Medicinal Herbs A Beginners Guide, but I would love to know what book you both think would be the best for me to start with? Please and thank you!
Did I miss what the dosage is?
can you please share the recipe for the Mindful Morning tea blend ?
The creator made all of these awesome plants to help heal our bodies!:) how can you deny the living creator of All things
Love your work! What would I be able to tincture with instead of alcohol? I don’t drink alcohol so…? ❤
Hello 👋 Beautiful Lady 🌹, how are you doing this morning and your weather condition?
Did you talk about the Honey and Ginger? Did I miss it? Thank you
Thank you, this is so interesting. Is it dry leaves you use for the tincture? I bought some gingko seeds a year ago, and am going to plant them this fall. I live in the middle of Sweden so there's snow and could be frost until mid-late May.
Could you tell us how we use these tinctures? I am wondering how you use the ginko biloba tincture.
You know… I realized that I didn’t share that… I think after the spelling issue I completely forgot! 😂🤣 the doses vary in research, but a dropper full 2-3 times a day is a pretty good dose!
Thank you so much. I can't wait for spring to start foraging.
We have ginko planted on our public square. How interesting !!!
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Which gender in the Ginko tree is stinky? I heard one of them was and one was not
The female ginkgo trees are stinky! We use the male!
when you harvest the leaves? when they are green or when they are yellow? Which is best for making a tincture with? Or to make tea with..
1. How long do you let it infuse?
2. Do you have to shake, and burp it.
When do you pick the leaves for tincture? In the life of a leaf? Many thanks
I saw a show once about supplements & Ginkgo was the worst "fake" supplement! I believe 9 out of 10 that they tested had none to very little Ginkgo in them. :(
Please inform me about this experimental arboretum. I'm in the SE and it sounds extremely interesting.
Thanks!!
How long should the tincture sit.?
can U make a video about dosage -and how its done ?
like if i have a tincture thats been made out of rum or brandy -how do i know what dosage to use?
plus -a good topic is about alcohol -is expensive alcohol better than cheaper alcohol ?
is glycerine really worth the hype for tincturing?
can we use "vegan honey" for making tinctures ?
how do we use tinctures in creams and balms?
Sure!!!!
@@TheHoneystead another question i have is this - when making your tinctures that your going to sell ,does it have to be a special
alcohol percentage ? like 20 % - or 30 % - or can it be what ever the alcohol percentage was when you first began?
because its kind of like selling alcohol in small bottles. i guess what im asking is .do you have to water down your tinctures to meet approval ?
are ALL tinctures a certain percentage?
another thing question is how do you sell your tinctures online ?
is there any special laws you need to worry about ?
is this a good business to get into ?
will we see your tinctures at CVS ,or Walmart any time soon ?
Hmmm … what you mentioned about the precautions.
At the age of 69 this begins to sound like a disturbing refrain … (at least to my ears.) I read these precautions and know they are necessary … am grateful for them. But it also makes me a little sad.
My husband has what they call a “protein S deficiency”, and develops blood clots, (they say it’s heritable), but there are WHOLE FOOD GROUPS that he gets precautions on, particularly because he’s on a blood thinner. That just doesn’t seem right to me😞😢🤔
That’s one of my motivations for learning herbalism. May God use this to bless us both health-wise!!!
I was wondering the same. My husband has protein S deficiency as well and has been on blood thinners most of his life. We have always wanted to somehow get him off of them (safely of course) as his blood levels would change drastically with the increase in vegetable intake. The most important aspect would be finding the right formula and dosage, taking the herbal medicine consistently and monitoring blood levels during the transition and afterwards (which he had to do monthly anyway when he was on wafarin). What's crazy, is we have a ginkgo tree in our backyard!
What variety of Ginkgo tree do you recommend? There are many varieties
If tinctures need to be storages in amber bottles, why are dried herbs stored in clear bottles?
Types of mushrooms are good for fixing and maintaining the brain 👍🏼🤠 not all are magic mushrooms either
What are the options if your body does not tolerate alcohol?
How do you recommend using ginkgo biloba powder?
I haven’t used the powder, but maybe in capsules. I’m sure their is a dosage chart on powders.
I have a tree in my yard and I dug up a seedling and potted it in the early spring. It grew 4' over spring and summer. It's sweet little, bright yellow leaves just fell off and the big tree still has a plenty. Do you harvest the leaves when they are yellow or when they still have green on them? I really want to harvest some before it's too late, if it isn't already. Really guess I will need to research what to do with the harvest. I have only made a golden rod tincture so far, but really want to do more. Excited about your website and I really need a good starter book.
Hello 👋 Beautiful lady 🌹, how are you doing today and your weather condition like?
I found a place that carries the male ginkgo because it doesn't grow fruit which leaves a sticky mess (according to them) but does the male tree have all the medicinal properties? Does the fruit have any? Should I get both and if so where do I find the female tree?