Mallow: An Edible, Medicinal Marvel!
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- Do Yourself a favor, stop weeding the mallow in your yard and driveway. IT'S MEDICINAL!! Doc Jones Plants himself in a field of mallow to teach us about the medicinal and nutritional value of Mallow (Malva neglecta). You'll be surprised about the amazing properties this little plant has!
Learn all about:
Mallow Medicinal Properties.
Is Mallow edible?
How to Harvest Mallow.
And much more!
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My backyard is now a weed herb garden.
It is AMAZING what grows if you just let nature be.
My husband is a spray freak (not that he’s allowed to anymore 😡) and it’s very hard for him to accept the yard in this “unruly” state!!!!!
Buy your husband a hammock. Give him a nice book and encourage him to relax and listen to the medicine grow. :0)
Mines a giant salad and herb stores
Exactly my situation also😒
This guys sarcasm is awesome.
Glad you enjoyed the video Michael.
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This is invaluable info! I’ve been using Malva sylvestris (oral) to treat rectal inflammation (I have Crohn’s disease), mainly because its been noted to inhibit growth of sulfur reducing bacteria (prevalent in inflammatory bowel diseases). It is so far working great to keep my diarrhea, gas and inflammation under control.
Mallow and its cousins are amazing for about anything in the gut.
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Are you still eating Malva?
@@cigileyAtTR Not at this stage. I figured stress and past traumas were triggering my inflammation. I’m now more focused on managing my emotions, than on diet and supplements.
NO WAY !!! THAT'S WHAT I HAVE GROWING IN MY YARD??? Guess I'll have to stop trying to kill it (an impossibility anyway) and start harvesting it!! I also have purslane that just showed up last year out of nowhere right next to the mallow. I had one purslane plant and this year I have 4! I like what "C Winter-Powers" said about nature knowing what we need.
I have seen these in my area my whole life and never knew they were edible or medicinal! You bent over this plant and I'm sitting there thinking hes picking the plant next to the weed right? LOL...What an eye opener!
Yeah, most of our best herbs are pernicious weeds. You can meet some more good friends using my new book. The HomeGrown Herbalist Guide to Medicinal Weeds: homegrownherbalist.net/product-category/herbal-education-products/books/
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Remarkable reference to the rescue of the elderly diabetic person's leg. Wow!
I have had little mallow plants in various lawns over the years but never realized just how big they can get if you allow them to grow. This year I allowed the mallow free reign in my vegetable/herb garden and man did it ever flourish! Plants easily thigh high and nice big roots! I harvested roots twice and ended up giving one harvest away because i had so much!
Yeah Mallow gets pretty excited if you're nice to it. LOL
Doctor, I have seen a pattern....each of my neighbors yards grow different weeds/plants...all our ground is the same as no one has really done much(reservation)...so to see such difference between yards was interesting...but as I researched the plants, I found that each yard had the plants each person was in need of. As my husband is related to folks in 9 of the 11 houses, I am privy to what ails most on the street...I have even brought many weeds home to cultivate( and ensure they're organic) only to have them NOT GROW in my yard...like dandelion which surrounds me, but none in my yard though I've tried for years...it would seem we are gi en what we have need of...I watched golden rod March straight out of the creek to one specific house...and no other...they are actually in need of it! Diabetic with kidney issues...I have also subscribed
I have, more than once, had an herb I become interested in and excited about suddenly show up on my property. They're friendly, helpful little rascals. :0)
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I’ve had low potassium levels as a symptom of illness and lots of pain.
My garden is full of dandelions and plantain.
Heavy alcohol use last couple years and ink cap mushrooms sprung up last may. Turns out they have been used to treat alcohol abuse because they react inadvertently when combined with alcohol. They are edible so long as you don’t drink for three or four days after consumption. The mycelium network is a gift from God. It’s shown that they communicate with plants and trees and I do believe in Grounding and I think whenever we ground we tell the plants what we need and we know certain plant species seeds can lay dormant for years until the conditions are right include the people who live amongst them.
I had no idea what this was. Saw it at friend's and commented on the pretty purple flowers she gave me some and I have been carefully growing my new "miniature hollyhocks" only to find out today that it is mallow! 😂
This grows all over my backyard where I am not gardening. This year, I finally started eating it and it is TASTY! I boil the leaves like spinach and it tastes similar. I also saute it. So far, I have not had issues with the mucilage but I don't eat the roots. Good to know about how it can help unhealthy cells. Wow, nature provides so much when we know what to look for. Thank you!
Thanks for the info, Doc! We appreciate you giving away the "secrets" and telling the examples of successful use.
I never was much good at secrets. I'm a disaster at Christmas time.
@@HomeGrownHerbalist Dr. Is it good for people who suffer from hypo thyroid ? Kindly answer me.ok ? Thank you.
@@HomeGrownHerbalist lol!
Awesome healing for the lady. Thank you Lord for healing plants. Amen
Thanks yet again Doc! You’re amazing and I’m so glad God made you to be born and gave you so much knowledge. What a blessing you are!
I never know what mallow was I've been eating ever since I can remember and I'm in my 50's
Good thing I went with my gut and considered that neglected weed worthy 😊 thanks for the info, doc. And the puns thrown in, totally exquisit!
Always listen to the little voice in your head. He knows stuff. :0)
@@HomeGrownHerbalist so true! !
Thanks for sharing this Doc. I also enjoy and appreciate your anecdotes from experience, especially the ones about non-human applications.
The critters have been good teachers over the years. :0)
Doc
As a child we loved to eat the “cheeses”. They were so good. I still eat them when they come up in my yard. I didn’t know the entire plant could be used. I think I will stop pulling it out.
do you cook the cheeses or eat raw?
Another great video, short but packed with useful, easy to apply information, fun to watch and lovely to see your luscious herb weed garden. Thank you for making these inspiring videos!
Glad you enjoyed it Crystal.
Does it help with inflammation in the sinus passage when you're dealing with allergies?
Excellent information! Thank you. 😊🌱💚🌻🐝
Awesome video Doctor Patrick! I tried scouring my property for Mallow. I only found one plant. 🤦♂️Then we had a nasty frost and I wasn't able to try it anyhow. I guess there's always next year.
Yes, if there's no mallow next year, we're all in big trouble. LOL
Great video. I have a diabetic friend who is having trouble in his legs. I will suggest mallow to him. Thank you!
The garlic skips behind you look beautiful. Love listening to you.
Just made me some Mallow tea. Had some growing beside my pavilion. Actually, not bad. I did add a half tsp of sugar though. cheat a bit.
Amazing thanks
This seems to be an incredible plant.
It is incredible. It (or one of its cousins like marshmallow) would be on my "must have" herb list.
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Wow amazing thanks for sharing your knowledge
ranks up here with dandelion as richest in minerals and vitamins on earth
Yup. It's a really important food source. Great nutrition.
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my right ear really enjoyed this video
WOW...I became a subscriber after hearing about that lady's leg....so glad to hear that story, thank you for sharing....can you please do an in depth video on how to prepare mallow please?
I can give you a detailed step-by-step procedure right here:
1. Yank Mallow plant from dirt
2. Say "See ya later" to the part of the root that wouldn't come out.
3. Wash dirt from root.
4. Chop root and air dry it .
5. Poke dried root into blender and powder it..
6. Put powder in your morning smoothie, or make a tea or spread it on your peanut butter sandwich (mallow doesn't care how it gets into your body).
7. Mix powder with water and put it on as a wound poultice
I'll try to do a video on the peanut butter sandwich part...that can be tricky. :0)
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This is the best reply I have ever seen.
Also, I say “Step 2” to every (legitimate [aka toxic or crab grass]) weed in my garden 😂
I killed all the grass in my lawn to make room for more of these guys.
in SW Saskatchewan we have the Globe mallow flowering plant. in your video where is this mallow plant native to; and where is the plant that you showcased from: the Globe mallow flowing plant (Orange flowers) is native to SW Saskatchewan
LOVE YOUR HUMOUR keep up the good works... the worlds in its darkages of medicine
Always love your videos . I am learning and happy to be learning . I love the school
Thanks Neola. Glad you're enjoying the school.
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Thank you!
I had a California desert tortoise that LOVED to eat mallow all day long
Yeah. Its a good edible for people too. :0)
I have a ton of this on my property, we use it in soup
I haven't used it in soup. Sounds fun. I always seem to eat the little "Cheesies" raw.
wow you are so fricken cool!!!!! I was just searching online to find out the difference between Marshmallow Root and Marshmallow leaf for my homemade shampoo and now here I am!!!! Wholly heck!! Gosh I have such a respect for herbalists. Coolest video ever.
I'm really glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching. :0)
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Fortunately or unfortunately, I have WAY more mallow than I have wounds. I guess I'll try eating some of it. I used to eat the buttons as a kid.
Can abutilon not sure if grandiflora, theophrasti or another bur abutilon for sure be used in the same manner?
Amazing. I need to learn more about my weeds around my house. I saw you on Homesteading Family assessing Carolyn's cottage garden.
Thanks for the video. The flowers are pretty in salads. They taste fresh hard to explain 😊
I wish you would have shown a close up picture of the leaf to make identification easier for us newbies. And if you happen to find one, a picture of a seedling with just the seed leaves and maybe a first leaf or two. I am 99% sure I've got this weed coming up all over my garden and I think I'm going to let it grow and harvest when the plant is maybe 6-10 inches tall. The roots should be easy to chop but big enough to be useful, and the leaves will be useful. It's considered invasive but I think I'd rather make use of it rather than just pulling up all the tiny seedlings.
I think I got a bladder infection for some weird reason and probably only had one once before in my life I'm 52. On top of that I got the first head cold since covid started and a pinched nerve in my back from rolling over and reaching the wrong way. I'm beyond miserable right now. Uhhg. Trying to get through the weekend and cut down on the infection. Eating garlic cloves apple cider vinegar lots of water. Vitamin bomb citrus skin tea. Fresh-picked oregano lavender and rosemary tea. Now I've got cranberry simmering in a pot. I'd like to know if you can add Mallow leaves to a smoothie. I've never consumed them before but they're starting to grow all over and I'd like to utilize them.
Great info, thank-you Doc! There's absolutely loads of this growing wild where I live, but I took a closer look at it today, with the thought of picking some leaves to cook, and every leaf I saw has little holes all over it, like some kind of insect or whatever has been nibbling it, and also there was always a leaf or two at least on each plant that had some orange fungal 'rust' on it... I didn't know if that means it's best avoided, or if I could just give it a good wash and go ahead...? Or just avoid the leaves with the rust...?
I'd just pick the good looking leaves.
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@@HomeGrownHerbalist Thanks. That's what I've ended up doing. I've cooked some a few times now, and I'm still alive so far...
What about Poppy mallow, or Wine cups as they might be called, Any health benefits besides their beauty ?
I have common mallow Malvea. Can that be used the same way? Purple flowers
You're amazing!
Glad you enjoyed it.
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I usually don’t comment on vids but I just had to come and say thank you for sharing. I really appreciate this lil talk more than you know. Thanks again sir.🤗
You are so welcome!
It’s crazy that most people see this as an invasive species that is constantly out weed in a problem, but it’s literally
Early medicine
We have a ton growing on our homestead drying a bunch as we speak for tea ☕️ ps Subscribed
Mallow is one of my favorite critters. :0)
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Fantastic!!! I have plenty growing in my garden!!!
I have wondered for years what that plant was, thank you very much, now I have another tool in my arsenal to heal or bodies
It's about everywhere. Great stuff.
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Thank you sir. So clear and precise.
Can the mallow root cit up and dried be used in a tea ?
Could it work to drawing out bumblefoot in chickens? How to add it topical?
I learned of this one week too late in a bad case of mastitis in a milk goat she got when she slipped off a stump and racked her udder. I used the poultice but was already a week into the damage.
Your video is the best by far on mallow! You have a new subscriber!!!😊🌱
Mallow is a great little critter. And it's absolutley everywhere. I even found it growing like a weed in the Middle East. LOL
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Glad I came across this wealth of information, wow, who would have knew? This is amazing. A wealth of information! Bless you for sharing this information! I have dogs and a diabetic mother so this is absolutely more than a blessing to discover this video and all the information in it. You have a new subscriber!!! Definitely going to binge watch all of your videos. THANK YOU again!
Glad you enjoyed it Hannah. Thanks for subscribing. :0)
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Thanks
Hey brother, great content!
Do you happen to know any herb or natural medicine for trombosis and / or varicose .
Much appreciated, brother 🙏🏼
Great video! Would Malva alcaea work for similar applications? I have a huge patch growing in my garden. Thanks!
Thank you 😊
Can I use the roots of common mallow to make March mallow like with Marchmallow roots ?
Thanks brother I've been battling this stuff for about a year, and it just occurred to me today, I'm going to give the glory to God, that I thought I should see if this stuff is edible like lambsquarters, however I hear if the plant is grown in high nitrogen soil it can be toxic, Idaho is kind of notorious for that because of all the farming, do you know?
I don't harvest anything near a farm or irrigation canal. Otherwise I don't worry.
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Would ALL mallow be edible?? There's a desert cheeseweed in Arizona here.
Correction grandifoliun. Leaves dropped so a wobbler.
mineral substances which affect
human nutrition and health
Yup. Mallow is very nutritious
how much of the leaves or cheese wheel pods should i consume daily for cancer?
It's not likely to cure cancer but it does have some great anti-oxidants and other phytochemicals that can help the body fight that stuff. It's a great support for the body generally. As with most herbs adult dosing is a rounded spoonful of the dry herb twice day. If using the fresh stuff, take twice as much or just eat it. It has very very wide safety margins.
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malva neglecta vs malva parviflora.... hi there. I have used an app to identify a new plant growing in my garden. It's identified as the Malva Parviflora. Can it be used in the same way you describe in this video?
I've been seeing videos of starving children in Palestine eating Malva parviflora (cheeseweed)
The channel called Middle East Eye has some videos of it
What identification app are you using, I can’t find an accurate one ?
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Thanks for watching. :0)
I wonder if dog's can take an oral cold mallow infusion. So many dogs I've known got sudden tumors all over their body (referring to the dying cells comment).
Yup. Mallow is perfectly safe for dogs.
I am not getting any audio. Anyone else?
Is it good to plant in tropical countries?
I've seen it growing in Israel but haven't had much chance to putter around in the tropics. I'd guess you'll find it in most place that europeans have settled.
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I brought some seeds from New York down to Puerto Rico and they are growing like crazy all over my house.
I live in a more arid climate and they seem to enjoy some shade. I think they have a chance to get too much water, but its worth a shot
2:53 Woman healed leg
Good info.. don't like that he picked the plant though, seems unnecessary
This wonderful plant is so prolific, I'm sure it didn't mind. . .
I'd have had to go down another foot with a shovel to hurt the root on that little rascal. It'll be back in a week. :0)
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