Yea it is strange kind of pride! It is like validation! It is like, "hear hear my ancestors, they discovered something useful!!!" "Awww, it is so great, well done!!" Aa gaya khudki dikhane! It is a natural resource of this planet! Chinese don't care about this kinda pride! Or, any other people from anywhere!
Wonderful video. I came here to learn how to harvest my ashwagandha and I feel more peaceful having watched these teachers and this farm and its operations. I am glad I have been patronizing and using the Banyan Botanicals products and now I know how to harvest. Thanks.
First year growing Ashwaganda here in Northwest Montana, zone 3. Is doing great and fixing to bloom. I was searching around to see how to harvest and found you guys. Thank you😊
I grew ashwaganda for the first time this summer! It’s amazing to see how large it got and to meet the plant. I’m excited to harvest the roots and this video is very helpful, thank you.
It's amazing learning about all the plants nature provides. We have everything we need naturally but it seems in modern society we are forgetting about this amazing information. Thank you for sharing this ancient knowledge
Definitely one of the most mellow body and mind relaxing root I’ve encountered. Along with kava kava you can’t go wrong. Thanks for the insightful video. Was thinking of growing my own and this gave me the nudge in the right direction. Keep doing what you’re doing guys! Awesome stuff!
I grow ashwagandha in my yard. I pour milk into the raw roots and roll them into jars. Then I put them in an autoclave for 20 minutes at 120 degrees Celsius. Can be stored for up to a year.
You could purchase a dehydrator or put it in the sun on a window seal, you just want to be careful of it molding so lots of airflow is important if you are putting it in a warm place to dry.
It appears that the brown coating was scrubbed off of the roots, leaving them pretty white before drying. Is it harmful to leave the root “sleeve” intact?
Yes! Honey not only helps sweeten the taste but can also act as a powerful anupan, or carrier substance that can help bring an herb's benefits deeper into the tissues.
What part of the root is really beneficial just the tender outer part or the whole thing are the compounds that are desired in the ashwagandha root stored in the exodermis or the cortex of the root or both? I just wondered because the inner part is really hard to get ground to powder/ , thanks.
I ordered 700 seeds of ashwagandha today, they'll bring it in 8 days (it said they put it in refrigerator for 4 days before sending)and then try to plant it see what happens, first for personal experience and use.
The most traditional way of taking the Ashwagandha is drying it and powdering it. We recommend working with a practitioner to determine what the best dosage would be for you and your specific constitution.
@@DutchStyleBlacclouDs Sure, but it is tough with thick fibers so you will likely need some horsepower to pulverize it (Or if you are adventurous you could freeze it with liquid nitrogen and hit it with a hammer). A good coffee grinder should do the trick, just run it for short spurts so as not to burn the motor. May be easier to soak and blend it honestly
Thank you for tuning in! Here is a wonderful article about growing ashwagandha www.banyanbotanicals.com/info/blog-the-banyan-insight/details/co-creating-health-with-ashwagandha/
I'm going to be growing some this season,was hoping to see more of the post harvest process lol Thanks for the information tho, its appreciated. I'm interested in using it to help me curb my anxiety.
Hi there! Thank you for your feedback! We will take this into consideration for future content. You might find this helpful :) www.banyanbotanicals.com/info/blog-the-banyan-insight/details/simple-steps-to-reduce-stress-and-achieve-balance/
Thanks for tuning in! You might take a look at Strictly Medicinal Seeds strictlymedicinalseeds.com/?s=ashwagandha&post_type=product&title=1&excerpt=1&content=1&categories=1&attributes=1&tags=1&sku=1&ixwps=1
Farmers are the quintessential worker,citizen. Best wishes to Hannah C my daughter who is currently doing an intern there as she is enthralled with everyone and thing there.
Know where it's seeds can be bought, for growing in SW FL, USA? THANK YOU for the help! I used to run a 21-acre Hydroponic Culinary Herb Farm here, and this plant might have made it profitable. What an amazing, & new-to-me plant!
Hey Antonio! We carry the seed and have grown it for years on the other coast of Florida! Here is a link: www.etsy.com/listing/964925158/ashwagandha-seeds-naturally-grown-ready?ref=shop_home_active_7
I owe this plant so much ❤. Absolute proud that my nation found it 5 thousand years ago.
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And the whites are stealing it from Indians as usual. lol
I am from India, feel proud our Ayurveda introduce this herb to all worlds.
Thanks for sharing!
Yea it is strange kind of pride! It is like validation! It is like, "hear hear my ancestors, they discovered something useful!!!"
"Awww, it is so great, well done!!"
Aa gaya khudki dikhane!
It is a natural resource of this planet! Chinese don't care about this kinda pride! Or, any other people from anywhere!
Love these quietly spoken farmers in this cut and thrust world.
Indeed!👏👏👏 Thank you for tuning in! 🌱💚
Wonderful video. I came here to learn how to harvest my ashwagandha and I feel more peaceful having watched these teachers and this farm and its operations. I am glad I have been patronizing and using the Banyan Botanicals products and now I know how to harvest. Thanks.
So you can chew the root! Thank you Banyan Botanicals you are the only channel that explains this ! You are a great resource.
Our pleasure!! Happy to be of service 💚
First year growing Ashwaganda here in Northwest Montana, zone 3. Is doing great and fixing to bloom. I was searching around to see how to harvest and found you guys. Thank you😊
I grew ashwaganda for the first time this summer! It’s amazing to see how large it got and to meet the plant. I’m excited to harvest the roots and this video is very helpful, thank you.
How incredible! Thank you for tuning in and sharing your journey with Ashwagandha! 💚
It's amazing learning about all the plants nature provides. We have everything we need naturally but it seems in modern society we are forgetting about this amazing information. Thank you for sharing this ancient knowledge
So true! Thanks for commenting. 💚
I believe the organic medicine is better than modern medicine because organic medicine had more nutrients because it is more at live
11:15 third of a teaspoon of Epsom salt after meal gives me that mega relaxation. I'm growing ashwagandha right now...
Beautifully made video and amazing people!
Thank you!
Ashwaganha really marvelous plant it has lot of benefits like remove stress, anxiety and tension it also useful for men and women's sex problems etc.
We 💚 Ashwagandha!
Loved this! Such a wonderful, well rounded video with about a plant that has helped so many. Well done team.
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Love seeing ashwagandha in the field and learning more about it. Great video!
Isn't it such a beautiful herb? Amazing!
Definitely one of the most mellow body and mind relaxing root I’ve encountered. Along with kava kava you can’t go wrong. Thanks for the insightful video. Was thinking of growing my own and this gave me the nudge in the right direction. Keep doing what you’re doing guys! Awesome stuff!
Thanks Corey! Glad we could be of help! Best of luck on your Ashwagandha journey! 💚
Great job @Banyan Botanicals . Checked your website. Hope you set up your shops in India soon.
Thank you for checking us out!
@@banyanbotanicals pls where can I get the seed ?
This video is great. Loved it. Its so calming and informative. Thanks !!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@banyanbotanicals Absolutely, i did.
Hmm..my great grandmother prepared ashwagandha milk concoction for my mother.And made same for me as baby.
That's lovely, thank you for sharing! 😊
I wanted to see what ashwagandha looked like. This is exactly what I wanted. Thanks for this beautiful instructive video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Please send me a seeds, powder and how much it cost.
I grow ashwagandha in my yard. I pour milk into the raw roots and roll them into jars. Then I put them in an autoclave for 20 minutes at 120 degrees Celsius. Can be stored for up to a year.
Excellent video!
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Leaves are also useful. Leaves do have medicinal properties
Yes, both parts of the plant can be used however most of the benefits are found in the root. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks Maggie, it was an excellent watch on my #1 herb, Ashwagandha, Thanks to the entire team. Love it completely.
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LOVE this!
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Listening to Tyler at the end talk about how he uses it sounded like listening to a professor give a lecture xD
I harvested some Ashwagandha today. 😀
This is awesome! How fun!
Awesome video 👏🏼 loved it
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How can I dry the root if I have no drying room?
You could purchase a dehydrator or put it in the sun on a window seal, you just want to be careful of it molding so lots of airflow is important if you are putting it in a warm place to dry.
Can I use the root for tea & soups, or must I make a powder? Enjoyed the video, thank you
wow this is a great idea.
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Lovely video🌹 it's an adaptogen! Never thought about adapting plant growing in so many different types of soils👍
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It appears that the brown coating was scrubbed off of the roots, leaving them pretty white before drying. Is it harmful to leave the root “sleeve” intact?
Hi there do you have any spare ashwahganda seeds much love from Texas
Very useful video great work
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Lots of love ♥
Thank you! 💚
Nice work
Keep it going on
Thank you!
What r its benefits
Do you know if the roots get diseased are the plants no good? I just harvested 5 plants and the roots look like they have brown lesions 😢
So informative. Thanks so much.
So glad you enjoyed it!
How can I get ashwagandha from your farm?
Can you add honey to counter the bitterness?
Yes! Honey not only helps sweeten the taste but can also act as a powerful anupan, or carrier substance that can help bring an herb's benefits deeper into the tissues.
Did u bought seed from India??
Our Ashwaghanda is currently organically and sustainably sourced from India :)
What part of the root is really beneficial just the tender outer part or the whole thing are the compounds that are desired in the ashwagandha root stored in the exodermis or the cortex of the root or both? I just wondered because the inner part is really hard to get ground to powder/ , thanks.
Thanks for tuning in! We utilize the whole root for our Ashwagandha powder.
Whaoo commend you for well-done job please how can i get the root growth as farm .
I ordered 700 seeds of ashwagandha today, they'll bring it in 8 days (it said they put it in refrigerator for 4 days before sending)and then try to plant it see what happens, first for personal experience and use.
Can I eat a teaspoon of the roots or does it have to be powdered form
The most traditional way of taking the Ashwagandha is drying it and powdering it. We recommend working with a practitioner to determine what the best dosage would be for you and your specific constitution.
@@banyanbotanicals I bought some dried at a farmers market. Can I still powder it
@@DutchStyleBlacclouDs Sure, but it is tough with thick fibers so you will likely need some horsepower to pulverize it (Or if you are adventurous you could freeze it with liquid nitrogen and hit it with a hammer). A good coffee grinder should do the trick, just run it for short spurts so as not to burn the motor.
May be easier to soak and blend it honestly
Is it possible to send seeds to the United Kingdom thnx.
Goodmoring, I bought the ashwagandha seeds do you know when I can sow them? I live in Malta, Thankyou 💐
Thank you for tuning in! Here is a wonderful article about growing ashwagandha www.banyanbotanicals.com/info/blog-the-banyan-insight/details/co-creating-health-with-ashwagandha/
Wow everyone so great. Love you all so much!
Thank you!! 🥰🥰
I'm going to be growing some this season,was hoping to see more of the post harvest process lol
Thanks for the information tho, its appreciated.
I'm interested in using it to help me curb my anxiety.
Hi there! Thank you for your feedback! We will take this into consideration for future content. You might find this helpful :) www.banyanbotanicals.com/info/blog-the-banyan-insight/details/simple-steps-to-reduce-stress-and-achieve-balance/
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Is it possible for you to send me some Aswagandha seeds?
I live in Houston Texas.
Thanks for tuning in! You might take a look at Strictly Medicinal Seeds strictlymedicinalseeds.com/?s=ashwagandha&post_type=product&title=1&excerpt=1&content=1&categories=1&attributes=1&tags=1&sku=1&ixwps=1
Farmers are the quintessential worker,citizen. Best wishes to Hannah C my daughter who is currently doing an intern there as she is enthralled with everyone and thing there.
Pls where can I get the seed?
Thanks for your feedback! This is a great introductory video so folks can get accustomed to the practice.
This plant is mostly grown in India in plateau areas like state UP. 👍
In my area Ashwagandha grows naturally even on roadsides. I have it near my home.
Oh wow! How lovely!
In himalayas?
Oregon Ashwagandha vs RAW from India ?
This is something we are testing right now! We're excited to see what the differences will be between the two sources.
Know where it's seeds can be bought, for growing in SW FL, USA? THANK YOU for the help!
I used to run a 21-acre Hydroponic Culinary Herb Farm here, and this plant might have made it profitable. What an amazing, & new-to-me plant!
Hey Antonio! We carry the seed and have grown it for years on the other coast of Florida! Here is a link: www.etsy.com/listing/964925158/ashwagandha-seeds-naturally-grown-ready?ref=shop_home_active_7
In india we use everything from ashwagandha. Not only roots.
Thought Tyler was Paul Staments for a sec.
Haha, both are wonderful men in their fields! 🤣❤️🙏🏻
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Ashwaganda roots,the thin root is useless it has no powder .
We appreciate your feedback and insights 🌱
Weight management: Ashwgandha roots helps in gain weight while leaves helps in reducing weight.
Thanks for that interesting fact!
See you farming ayurvedic herbs like Ashwagandha and our Indian people think this rubbish things so bad of that. They have values of there treasure
Here is more information about the Banyan Farm, if you are interested: www.banyanbotanicals.com/info/plants/farms-sourcing/banyan-botanicals-farm/
Very interesting way to speak English. Can anybody translate what the meaning is?
Don't show screen in text you know
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your hair also looks like maggie