Passion Flower Identification, Tincture & Tea Preparation
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- Join Dr. Mindy as she explores the collection, processing, and uses of two types of passion flowers including passiflora incarnata. In this video, Dr. Mindy shows you how to make passion flower tincture and tea. She discusses the benefits of passion flower and how to use passion flower for sleep.
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this herb has been so useful to me for insomnia.
Beautiful video. Thank you 💕
I noticed today that my seeds have sprouts, so hopefully I have a starting plant in the end of summer.
Cheers from Norway.
Thanks! It is so initiative in adding value of home gardens.
Thank you Dr. Mindy Curry! I recognized some flowers out on a walk and did some more research to confirm. I identified the purple passiflora incarnata by a lake in a few spots. Very excited to go back to harvest a little for this tincture :)
Sounds lovely!
Just came across your channel, and I found it to be very informative thank you for sharing your knowledge with us, I have just started my adventure with a beautiful purple passion that my neighbor gave to me as a seedling that I built an 8 foot by 8 foot trellis for I’m excited!
wow, I was just researching this plant last night and then this morning was watching a video and to the right side you were in my recommendations with this video, you seem to have every plant i'm looking into and i'm so happy to learn from you. I read that there is a version that could grow in Washington state.
Thank you so much! Very informative & just the info I needed to start making tea from the common passionflower. My boyfriend has a bush of them growing and no one noticed but me! Very excited to make some tea now ☺️🙏🏽
Don’t use the leaves! Must boil any toxic compounds off the flower too. It has been used, but not the ideal type for medical use.
Thank you so much for the great informative and easy to understand/follow video!
Thank you so much for a very interesting video.
Thank you so much for your information.. that is greatly descriptive.. thank you .
From India kolkata with LOVE ❤ many Many thanks
You are awesome. I love your plant!
Good job thanks. I have been walking by a vine of this stuff and just stripping off a branch cut it with scissors into a pot of boiling water and taking before bed on night shift during the day and I wake feeling well rested
I have been trying to find information on the Passion flower vine forever! I started drying mine since June. I’ve never had courage enough to consume it though! I’m loving where you live because I live very close by! I’m in Canby so it’s equally fun to find someone so close as I know only a few vines grow here. So bless you for all your knowledge and work and PASSION for this plant! Bright blessings always ~~ Cindy xo
Just make sure that you’re using the correct type of passion flower.
The common blue passion flower has toxicity, and probably shouldn’t be used. The flowers can be boiled to remove this, but it’s better to just use the medicinal purple passion flower for medicine.
Both should grow well here!
THANK YOU! Your video was 100% helpful. I just started growing 2 kinds of Passiflora, royal blue and purple (no flowers yet). I just read a couple days ago that Passiflora is excellent for insomnia and anxiety - both of which I suffer from. I was so desperate I was ready to start chopping down my vines for tea, but something told me to do more research. Detailed info is SO hard to find on this. After watching your video, I now know that I need to locate incarnata. I guess I'll have to wait a little longer.
Angela Mullaney if yours is purple, compare it to incarnata. It might be the right one, but the flower must look just the same, other colors and patterns are different species. Fortunately they’re all absolutely beautiful in the garden! Good luck!
Smith Jones
Hey, I have the common blue plant.
So I am making my 1st tea out of blue Passion flower flowers, I used two to make my 1st tea, I boiled it then simmered it for 30 mins in 500ml of water.
Will it be safe?
Also how do I use the aroma tase effect of it? Thanks!
Smith Jones sounds ok then! The boiling should inactivate the toxic compounds in the blue passion flowers. It is not ideal medicine.
Thank you so much. There are so many videos on TH-cam but not many of them really helpful enough as your video. I grow this plant from seeds but it never gives fruits. I guess, cold weather in Northern Florida comes a bit too earlier and my plant got frozen. So, at least I will able to make my own remedies and teas, using this plant. I hope I will have fruits as well one day as I really love Passion Fruits, they are my favorite.
Only certain types grow the passion fruit. It is different from the maypop of the medicinal passion flower variety. Other passion flower plants have known toxins.
This is a great video. I had no idea passion flowers were good for anything other than looking pretty and smelling wonderful.
Thank you for watching.
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I'm growing the plant for the fruit. I've always heard that you could make tea from the flowers. I figured that I'd learn how to prepare it.
The passion fruit commonly eaten is a different species than the maypop which is used medicinally. Are you growing passion fruit, or maypops?
Amazing thank you I just got one for my birthday
Had no idea it was medicine
Just lovely thank u
Happy belated birthday! 🎂
Thanks so much for sharing. Making some tincture today!!
That's what I love to hear! I hope it turned out great.
Thank you so much for watching!
Getting ready to plant two red passion flowers. Thank you for all of this information! I have been buying bulk and look forward to growing my own medicine instead!
Make sure you are growing the right species. It’s the purple Passion flower that is most useful medicinally. Other Passion flower species may contain toxic compounds that could be problematic at least theoretically.
I just harvested my first fruit from a plant a planted from seed and it was delicious. I’m in Miami, maybe the weather affects the flavor
I just harvested some flowers. I will dry mine and add it to another healing tea blend.
I grow the Passionfruit plants, and actually the fruit is fairly popular in the Southern states.....we think they are sweet and taste good! Lol.....and just really pretty! Lol, love your videos! Thanks for the awesome info...
That's interesting to hear. I bet it's delicious when it's fresh off the vine. Yummmm. Thanks so much for watching!
These are known as maypop on the south no?
Thank you for the good info. I found a large amount of the blue passion flowers growing wild behind my house and could find very little info on them online.
You know quite a lot about this plant awesome i'm planing on decorating my apartment with purple passion flower vine
That sounds lovely! Will you be using a grow lamp for growing this indoors?
@@dr.mindya.curryndpassionfo7590 yes
@@dr.mindya.curryndpassionfo7590 yes indoor growing lights
Dr. Mindy this is an excellent video. Thank you because I was making a tincture with blue passion flower and when I smelled it after a few weeks, I knew something was wrong and that is obviously the cyanide because I included the leaves. Thank God I found this video before I tasted it.
Yeah, it’s just not quite the same thing. It’s frustrating because many websites show pics of the blue passion flower when referring to the medicinal plant. Fortunately it’s probably not very deadly, as lots of people have used the wrong one without dramatic documented negative effects. But it’s better to use the right herb, not the toxic one, or at least boil off the bad stuff.
@@dr.mindya.curryndpassionfo7590 thank you so much for taking the time to reply.
Thank you for all the great info!! I use Passion flower tea for stress & sleep. I’ve been studying herbalism for 8 years. But this year I decided to grow my own so I could learn more about it. I have the incarnata version. This video was extremely helpful in showing me how to harvest it! Quick question: should I wilt it before I tincture it? I noticed you didn’t dry it completely, but it looked like you’d let it dry out a little before you tinctured it. I’ve only tinctured dry because I never had fresh. Does dry or fresh matter as far as strength of the tincture? Thank you again! I’ve subscribed... can’t wait to watch more of your videos
Personally I prefer to tincture fresh plant, the fresher the better! Sometimes that doesn't happen right away, so processing wilted plant material isn't terrible or preferred. Technically it is possible to make a stronger tincture with dried material by adding more material to a tincture repeatedly, and by other tricks. Personally I am from the camp that thinks that something is lost in the dried product, that is retained in very fresh material...the juices if you will.
Thanks for your interest!
Dr. Mindy
Passion fruits usually aren't considered ripe until they fall off the vine. Or if they can be shaken off of the vine.
Blue has 5 point leaves and other more medicinal one has 3 points on leaves.
I got one fruit this year! Taste amazing the fruity flavor, like fruit punch 💗
Hi Dr. Mindy!! I found your video and loved how you explained everything. I just recently bought a passionflower vine (before I saw your video). its passiflora edulis. I've been seeing that it's similarly used as passiflora incarnata but I didnt find a lot of information. Would you happen to know? I appreciate any guidance!! Thank you
The passion fruit vine has also been used for similar purposes.
Just be careful about not using just any random passion flower, as they are actually different and some contain more toxins than others, including the common blue passion flower.
Here’s a link to a research article about P. edulis and it’s constituents and uses:
www.ijrrjournal.com/IJRR_Vol.9_Issue.4_April2022/IJRR042.pdf
Maypop is the one that is most common in the South. They grow wild on my fence.
That must be so awesome! I have a great huge blue Passion flower bush in my yard, but the purple one I tried just died overwinter. I’ve just received a new mail order one from Strictly Medicinals, and hope this one likes me better!
@@dr.mindya.curryndpassionfo7590 most passion flowers are Tropical and can't handle cold. Maypop is subtropical and can handle cold.
Hello Mindy, in Hawaii its common to find Passiflora edulis or Lilikoi growing wild. There is no mention of any potential use of this species of flower as far as I can see online. What is your opinion on using this passion flower for the same purposes mentioned in this video? Specifically for calming the mind, sleep and aromatase inhibition?
SilentTiger I’m not familiar with medicinal uses of P. edulis.
I just found passionflower blooming in my yard- I’m in SC. Mine didn’t quite look like yours, but it’s obviously passionflower. I would like to make teas and tinctures and wanted to make sure I’m doing this correctly. The leaves are the 3 blades and that is used in tinctures. Can i dry them for tea as well? And the flowers are just for fresh tea or dried as well? Thank you!
Kay Mein it’s best to use only the purple official passionflower for medicine as other passionflower species may have toxins. Never tincture the blue common passionflower, but a long-boiled tea may be safe.
Hello! I've got a prolofic 'blue' Passion flower plant in my polytunnel (SW France). Can I dry the blue flowers and put the dried leaves in teas? Or is it best to just use one flower at a time? I'm glad you mentioned that the leaves are toxix - many other videos just say to dry them and use in teas!!
I wouldn’t use the leaves of the blue one. It’s really best to just use the purple one for medicinal purposes. The leaves of the blue one contain more toxins than the flower, which is still too much for tinctures. The boiling will reduce the toxins, but if you’re wanting the medicinal benefits, it’s best to start by using one that isn’t as toxic and has been studied more.
As I am a self taught herbalist. What courses would you recommend for my next step in the right direction. I have quite the collection of books on vitamins and minerals in herbs along with interaction guides. I love the internet for research as well. I grow al of my own wild herbs and trees..
You should seek out a nearby herbalism school or experienced herbalist near you for more training. Books and videos really are no substitute for hands-on learning with a pro. Herbal Medicine: From the Heart of the Earth by Sharol Tilgner or The HOLISTIC HERBAL
by David Hoffmann are a couple of my favorites. Michael Moore (herbalist) books are truly fantastic.
Hi Mindy, can you use the blue passion flower for insomnia and mild anxiety? And do you think it would be more effective to make a tincture from the flower than a tea? Can you dry the flower as it is and then use it for tea through out the year?
Emma Søborg you could, but it might have some toxicity. This toxicity can be reduced by long simmering. Don’t tincture this. Dried is fine, although will lose potency with age.
I have grown this in Arizona but I cannot remember how it withstands frost. Any answers on that ?
jan swenson Where I’m at in the PNW, it dies back mostly after frost and throughout the winter. If the winter isn’t too severe, it should come back in the spring. I’ve had bad snowy winters kill my passionflowers though.
Can this become addictive? Like that of benzo's🤔
Very informative, thank's!🙏
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Dr. Curry, thank you for the passion flower video. I have the purple with three pronged leaves. I picked green vine off and tincture it in 80 proof vodka. Is it safe green or should it be left to dry some? If so how long should I let it air dry for. Also if I'm taking Clonazepam for sleep how long should I be off pharmacy medicine. How much is an adult dose.. I've heard of it being mixed with cat mint is this recommended. Thank you again.
Tincture of the fresh vine is preferred in my opinion. You should probably only add sedating herbs with clonazepam under the supervision of a naturopathic doctor or at least a seasoned herbalist. Clonazepam withdrawal can be dangerous (panic attacks, anxiety, seizures) if done suddenly without medical supervision. It’s possible that your herbalist would use Passion flower to reduce your Rx dose or to aid with withdrawal symptoms. I do not make specific dosing recommendations over the internet.
I have a hybrid passionflower "passiflora incense". Would this variety have similar medicinal benefits and would I harvest the same way?
I don’t know that variety. The purple passionflower is the one used for medicine. Other Passion flowers may have more cyanogenic glycosides which turn into cyanide when eaten.
I didn’t think that passion flower would thrive in upper Michigan, so I don’t have any fresh. I only have dried. Would there be any benefit to making a tincture out of it?
Sure! I prefer fresh tinctures personally, but I have heard industry reps describe their multi-pass process that starts with dried ground plants. They say they get higher concentrations that way. If dried is what you have, then use it, even in simple homemade single pass tinctures. You’ll save a lot of money compared to very expensive industry products.
what do you think about Passiflora foetida and its use?
I prefer p. incarnata
What would be recommended dropper dosage of the tincture per 100 pounds person?
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Is there any other difference in the two varieties besides that flower itself? I have a vine I've been growing for a year. It is inside now as we are in a Zone 5. I grew this to make a tincture, but i got it from a slip from someone else so I'm not sure what type it is. THe vine is really long but has not bloomed yet.
The flower is the most distinguishing factor. Wait until you know which you have, as other varieties have toxins that may be harmful.
So, I just recently made a tincture from leaf trimmings off of my plant that was grown from seed. I havent taken any yet as it needs to sit for a while. If I hunt down the seed pack and it's a blue one, should I toss it?
Probably. If blue, it’s not the usual medicinal used for tincture purposes, and may likely contain some toxic compounds. Probably not worth the risk. Stick to boiling the flower. Most of the toxin is removed that way. First do no harm!
Charity Smith the blues are beautiful, but not as useful or safe used as medicine.
@@dr.mindya.curryndpassionfo7590 thank you! I did end up dumping the tincture. I have the purple one growing now 😁
My passionflower is different than both examples. Mine is all purple . I would like to make tea but I’m a bit nervous
Different passion flowers have different toxicities. You probably want to be sure before you start guzzling tea. Here’s a master gardener website that you can compare with:
mgnv.org/plants/native-plants/vines/passiflora-incarnata/
I have passion fruit vine in my yard
It looks like my flower is like the first you show in the video but my leafs are like the flower you make tea from
Go by how the flower looks. The leaves can vary a bit even on the same plant.
Dr. Mindy A. Curry, ND Passion For Healing Naturopathic
So i can take the flower and leafs ,put them in hot water and drink?
shayelad shayelad Do not use the leaves of the Common blue passionflower. They contain toxins. The flowers have less toxicity and thay can be inactivated by prolonged simmering. Blue passionflower is NOT a great medicinal to use for this reason, although it has been used traditionally and sold fraudulently as the medicinal one. Many people confuse their common plant with the medicinal one. A point to the video is that the common one isn’t the medicinal one, even though it’s been used as such. If you really want to use the blue one, only use the flower, and simmer it a while to deactivate the toxins that are there.
Dr. Mindy A. Curry, ND Passion For Healing Naturopathic
Thank you
I will try to get the other strain too
Do you sell the passion flower purp seeds?
Only see the blue ones from time to time.
I don’t, but I prefer to buy from Strictly Medicinals:
strictlymedicinalseeds.com/?s=Passion+flower+&post_type=product&title=1&excerpt=1&content=1&categories=1&attributes=1&tags=1&sku=1&ixwps=1
I have rhis plant growing in my garden but it has a white flower, like completely white; can I use it??
lilmisspeace it’s probably not the right passion flower. Try to identify your flower online, then look to see if that one is used medicinally. The official herb is purple.
Hi.
Do you have to ingest this to get the medicinal effects or can you make it into an ointment?
Passionflower can be used topically in the bath or as an ointment or salve used to calm hemorrhoids, burns, swelling and inflammation.
Hello, I suffer from essential tremor disease, not Parkinson’s disease. When I face an audience or a problem occurs, my body shakes, my hands shake, and I feel difficulty speaking. Are there supplements or herbs to treat my condition?
Can you use passiflora edulis, or the yellow passion fruit vine to make the tincture with the same effect?
Veronica Rensen p. edulis, passion fruit-leaves, flowers, peels and stems are all used as traditional medicine in different ways. The leaves mainly contain the alkaloids. May lower blood pressure. The flower can be made into a sedative and antispasmodic. It has been used to treat nervous disorders, bronchial conditions, arthritis, asthma, insomnia, gastrointestinal disorders and menopausal symptoms. Carotenoids and polyphenols in the yellow fruit extract may kill cancer cells in vitro.
Thank you so much for your response!
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I have a thorny passion flower what is it? any ideas?
No idea. Look at passionflower identification images on Google to try to match your flower.
So it’s the leaves that’s the most effective and we don’t make tea out of the flower ?
The above-ground aerial parts (flowers, leaves, and stems) of the passionflower are used for medicinal purposes. The leaves and stems may have more useful chemical constituents. The flowers are definitely used in tea in this very video. Typically teas are made from flower, leaf and stem combined.
I have the red passion flower i am a former alcoholic when she used 80% vodka for tincture that would not be wise. Can i use the red flower for a tea and how would i prepare it? 18:04
You don’t have to tincture purple passion flower. That just helps preserving it for longer, and extracts constituents for easy future use. You can make tea, but for medicinal purposes it is best to stick with the purple passion flower or the passion fruit vine and flower. Other types of passion flowers can have toxic compounds that aren’t ideal for medicine.
I'm a little confused, I read that it was the stem and root on incarnata that had all the good stuff?
There’s good stuff in the above ground aerial parts. I personally don’t use the roots because incarnata is not as wild or vigorous in my garden…yet. I personally can’t stand pulling roots unless there’s plenty for a plant to spare.
@@dr.mindya.curryndpassionfo7590 Okay. Thank you. :)
Do all the passion flower varieties contains edible leaves and flowers?
coolsnowman001 No, many have toxic compounds.
Can all the different species of passion flour be used for tea?
I don’t know. Frankly it’s best to just stick to the purple official medicinal one. The passion fruit one is also used similarly.
Can I use red passion flower to make this? Ty 💞
I don’t know. Many Passion flowers are more toxic. It’s preferable to stick with the medicinal purple one.
Seems like a nice video but the audio was terrible, could barely hear anything; however; it is a good thing the CC works.
Sorry about that. That was one of my first videos and I was only using my phone to record. I am constantly trying to improve my videos so more people can enjoy them. I am slowing remaking all of my old videos with a much better camera and dedicated audio equipment. I'm glad that CC helped.
@@dr.mindya.curryndpassionfo7590 Thanks I guess I Will be seeing the remade versions when you upload it. Looking forward to them.
@@dr.mindya.curryndpassionfo7590 Would you have those Research and links on the benefits on health benefits like anti-inflammatory and the other attributes. Thanking you in advance.
Would you have a transcript of the video? If you do can you provide me with a link to it or send it to me via email. Thanks!
HELLO, I have a question you probably won't answer because everyone I ask never answers, story of my life. Anyways. Out if an experiment I dumped a bunch of chia seeds in my yard and now have 5 foot tall beautiful plants. I'm assuming the full mature leaves are still edible. Can I use them when cooking or make tea with them or give them to my cat.? Anyways have a lovely day.
The mature leaves are still edible, but have higher amounts of oxalates which may increase kidney stones in susceptible people. It may be best to cook the very mature leaves, and remove any fuzzy or tough stems. Chia leaves are used as a nutritious and beneficial tea.
Are you familiar enough with this plant to know if it makes the passion fruit. Also I would like to learn how to extract the medicinal ingredients
This doesn’t make passion fruit. It’s a different Passion flower. Tinctures extract the medicinal ingredients into alcohol.
@@dr.mindya.curryndpassionfo7590 tgts what I thght. Just wanted to make sure. Thanks
Can you freeze for a later date
Charlie Cooke yes, you can. Use within a few months though, or will get freezer burn. I like to blend herbs in water, then freeze in ice cube trays for later. Pop the cubes into a freezer bag so as not to accumulate freezer frost.
can we also use the yellow passion flower/leaves for tincture? and tea?
I’d stick to using the official purple passionflower for tincture use. I’m not familiar with medical uses of the yellow passion flower. A number of passionflower species contain potentially toxic compounds.
@@dr.mindya.curryndpassionfo7590 ...thanks for your reply. Keep safe and God bless...😊🙏
1:30 Passion fruitplanting
I am confused as at the beginning you describe one species and then show the other one or incarnata. Then you seem to be using the leaves of the first or the other species to make the tincture.
What happens if you juiced the leaves mixed with fruit juiced? From the purple frilly flower vine.
I don’t know. That doesn’t sound like a traditional use. My gut feeling is that it would be yucky.
@@dr.mindya.curryndpassionfo7590 thank you for getting back with me. I actually tried it. I juiced it with apples and ginger. I also juiced it with pineapple. It was really good. I noticed a difference with my pain level. I'm shocked.
@@thespiritualhippi7779 wow! Cool! I’ll have to try that sometime.
Thanks so much!! This is very helpful! If you make tea from the fresh flowers and plants, will it have as much effect as if you dried it and then made tea?
Absolutely! Personally I prefer most herbs as fresh as possible.
Hi! I just wanted to be sure I understood this...both flowers are safe as a tea but only the second is safe for tincture use?
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TheVanDESTROYER yes. That’s what I have found in the literature to date.
Dr. Mindy A. Curry, ND Passion For Healing Naturopathic Can you pour boiling water over the flower and let it sit or is it beat to use the method you showed?
If you're using the blue one, you probably want to simmer off the toxins a while. The medicinal one is fine either way. You may find it weaker just poured over, but maybe less bitter.
Can you eat the flower raw or just tea boiled only?
If you’re using the common Passion flower, then you’ll need to boil the toxins away.
The raw purple Passion flowers (P. incarnata) should be safe enough…but I’m not sure why you’d want to eat it raw. It’s traditionally made into tea or syrup or tincture.
The leaves and maypops of P. incarnata may be eaten raw in reasonable amounts.
How many cups a day and how long can one drink Passion flower tea?
Dosing can be rather individual. Factors such as your sensitivity to herbs and your desired effects will influence dosing. You’ll probably want to combine this into a more well rounded formula for your specific needs. You should get an appointment with an herbalist or naturopath to discuss your needs and come up with a good treatment plan including starting dosing.
8:02 what was that noise
I'd love to say something funny or exciting... but I think that was just the noise of the wooden trellis that the passion flowers are growing on. Thanks for watching and please check out some of my other videos if you are interested in herbs and wildcrafting.
I have epilepsy and have been researching herbs. So much medicine has been thrown at me. Most of my doctors are kind of in the dark and herbs and how they affect epilepsy. I just wish I had a doctor that could do more.
That’s a really hard one.
I wish you the best of luck finding what works best for you. Keep trying new things!
So after staring at a vine for most of the video, the flowers aren't even used.
palmtemple they are used, but caution is warranted. But it’s the one most people around here have in their yards, so it’s important to mention the toxicity part so that it’s not used interchangeably.
Are both the passion flowers you revealed MOA inhibitors or just the electric purple pinky one?
And I want to say for my this is like listening to a Jedi master or herbs of the earth which Yahuah gave to us to be discovered with Yah'.
I found out the J letter of our alphabet didn't come out till after 1611 some time.
I am a history guy but I have also have a passion (no pun intended) for learning the crash course of learning apothecary. It is in my blood, but as I age it is hard to gain more wisdom in this field that will soon be desperately needed in storms ahead for this world system.
The passion flower medicine is probably what the priest used when he stared at the blue passion flower.
Blue is divinity and Purple royalty.
I will tell you it sparked the thought of my writing you all what I am now.
First thing I learned for myself in this field is you gotta know your stuff. This serious field of work is a dieing art form to the Pharmakia (sorceries) system.
I will retire soon to my land in the Arkansas Ozarks and want to learn this skill to help people by offering medicine the way God intended with reverence, balance, and to do good not harm.
I learned a lot about herbalism with cannabis.
When you a profaning (using improperly) some herbs people get addicted, hurt people, and death.
Plants are no joke.
Being a stoner is like being a drunk.
I learned cannabis is all about dosage.
Same with shrooms as well as any of the earths medicines.
And poison ivy (the first bad is we grow up learning nicknames instead of a plants specific name.)
The scientific names is my weakness as a student.
But I know they are important to know.
I would like a teacher in this field in the area of the central Ozarks.
Do you know of any?
Have you thought about doing a Patreon classroom?
I am like most paycheck to paycheck.
Specially with gas right now.
I used to play video games and pay a 20 dollar month subscription.
Thing is it catches on and you get a buch of subs.
World of Warcraft had over 3 million subscribers each back then paying 15 a month I think.
All and all I plan on watching all the vids you have thus far.
Herbal medicine knowledge is priceless.
Shalom
I would guess that both have some MOA activity, but the common one is just more toxic.
I’m so happy that you are learning about nature’s pharmacy and living a real life!
My passion flower is cerulean but the leaves look like the incarnata....I'm confused
The leaves have similar looks. The flowers show how different these are.
Thanks if I post a picture of it can you help me identify? I'll get a shot with the flower and leaves
The leaves on my plant look absolutely nothing like the cerulea(n) in the video. They are almost identical to the incarnata variety shown.
I'm not sure if I can even send a photo in hindsight, but thanks anyways.
I suppose my question is when identifying varieties since there are so many, do you look more towards the leave shape or the flower color/design?
The fruit is very sour unless you eat it all wrinkled and overripe. If it looks good, it won't taste good
Please can you make clear what is what as you tell us what the blue pf is used for then say use the purple one then show the blue again and say other uses I am a bit confused could you reply with a list please
nigtturner The blue passionflower is the one most common in landscaping, but it is not interchangeable with the medicinal purple passionflower. Many people confuse the two, and that might not be very safe. The common blue passionflower has toxins that could cause problems. Generally don’t use it, or only if you boil only the flower for a while to remove the toxins. A big point to this video is to only use the correct purple passionflower for medicinal purposes, as it is the one considered safe. People do use the blue, but it may not be safe.
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In the first minute of the video, you show the one that you have to be careful about Passiflora Caerulea. 6 and a half minutes in you show Passiflora Incarnata (the safe one) . Then 8 minutes later you mix the two flower's uses and names.. ????
George Gates Both have been used in traditional medicine, although the blue is more toxic. The blue however is much more common in yards, so part of the reason of this video is to warn people to use the right one or risk adverse results.
@@dr.mindya.curryndpassionfo7590 Thanks! ... Is it toxic because of strength, or just plain toxic?
George Gates just plain toxic.
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I feel so dumb, I’ve been making teas and smoking the leaves this hole time
Full disclosure…I did too for a time until I was taught how different the different passion flowers really are. That’s a big reason for including the common one in my video. It’s been used to fake the medicinal plant by unscrupulous vendors, yet there just aren’t many reports of harm…but certainly it’s preferable not to intake toxic plants.
Edulis=incarnata?
No. Edulis makes passion fruit, incarnata makes medicine.
@@dr.mindya.curryndpassionfo7590 So here's the big question, though this may not be your domain; but if I have an edulis will it attract Gulf Fritillary(Butterflies) because I know the Incarnata sure does... Oh and then I have one more question. I hope I'm not taking your time... My neighbors used to have a vine that looked just like the blue passiflora flower, but only had three lobed leaves what type of passiflora is that? Some kinda hybrid? Maybe it's grafted. Thank you for your time, and you are the most knowledgable person on this subject I have ever met! :)
@@speakersubject554 gosh, I really don’t know the answers to either of those questions.
Good questions!
You don’t know much about the FRUIT then if you think it’s NOT very tasty lady…
I GROW PASSION FLOWER vines here at our home in the eastern 1/2 of KANSAS , and they are VERY GOOD… IT’S The inner seed part that you eat… What might bother people is the really gooey pulp that surrounds the seeds makes it kind of difficult to separate the seeds… WELL, I just eat the seeds with the pulp, and it is very tasty… DONE IT MANY TIMES , Problem is , I didn’t get very many this year… THE other problem is if you want to save the seeds for growing , THAT gooey gelatinous pulp surrounding the seeds is kind of difficult to get the seeds out of to dry…
We’re not in Kansas where I hear they grow wild. That probably wasn’t mature enough to be tasty and probably would not have gotten there in this perpetually rainy Pacific Northwest climate. I think it can happen with a lot of pampering and the right light, but that was not that acquired fruit. It was tasteless and bordering on bitter. I have no problem with passion flower seeds. You’re lucky to have such abundance!
Oh my word.....please do NOT ever use any other variety than Passiflora incarnata (colloquially known as the Maypop) for tea or tincture preparations! I’m flabbergasted and downright shocked to see the use of P. caerulea for medicinal purposes as all other Passiflora (outside our native Maypop) contain high amounts of cyanide.
I urge you to do more research and add a disclaimer to your video.
The toxicity of the common blue passionflower is discussed in the video.
It doesn’t contain cyanide it contains a glycoside that metabolizes into cyanide . As long as you don’t eat it you won’t generate cyanide
Not "anti-anxiolytic effects," ANXIOLYTIC EFFECTS.
A lot of misnaming in this video, very monotonous delivery and low max volume, although the latter may be a blessing.
Feel free to watch all forty of my videos and comment on every gaffe or grammatical error.
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Not delicious. Wait until the maypop turn yellow or brown. The fruit is wonderful.
I haven’t found a ripe Passion flower maypop out here yet. Maybe I’m just not lucky…or the climate isn’t good enough in PNW.
@@dr.mindya.curryndpassionfo7590 I'm from the south. I have no Earthly idea what PNW
I disagree. Maypop fruits are delicious!!
It would be fabulous if you could speak in more user-friendly terminology.