Hi, Im from russian far east, specifically from Primorsky region. Its where panax, calopanax, eleutherococcus is originated from. Makes sense about defoliating after late frost, cause we dont usually have them. Also I havent seen one in a wild growing big, its usually twiggy leggy couple of stems not more than 2 meters high. And its rarely seen as seedlings, usually propagates itself by root.
The one he called Eleutherococcus gracilistylis is actually Eleutherococcus sieboldianus. The one before that is either E. sessiliflorus or E. divaricatus. The one with the deeply veined leaves looks like E. henryi to me.
Thank you so much. I love learning from you the stuff that Is not easily found elsewhere. Tell me more about how the potency is in the bark of the plant and not the whole root? It seems like all the information I've come across only focuses on the Root and not on the bark...
Brother,I'm a herbalist in the making,one thing I keep coming across is pages will say,this herb was used for such and such for hundreds to thousands of years,but science still doesn't know if it really works. It's like what you thought the natives were experiencing placebo effects all those years.
@@maragrace820 Very well put! Herbs generally have a dose time limit, so if you don't want to take certain herbs everyday then why would you want to take medication everyday.
Science is business, they protect fake knowledge to avoid loosing profits. So you are convinced that science is true but all it is is a bunch of fake stuff to make money on you. This is where the word zombie comes from. people are convinced that everything is done for their benefit but instead it's all a bunch of lies to make money on you. And secondly camomile is said to relax you but I don't feel nothing from it.
This man could talk about a handful of sand and I would listen to him for hours.
This man seems as peaceful as the plants around him. I could listen to him talk about plants for hours.
I don't know why that sounded funny but I totally agree with you 😁👍
@@exploreweb3 This old timer scratched his head to try and make his speech make sense to modern society..i will scratch my head for him..
something calm about him.
Siberian ginseng, Macca powder, ashwaganda. All very powerful and have changed my life
How have each of these helped you?
This old man is a piece of treasure. There aren't many like him left in the Americas.
Thanks for all the work you've done, educating us . 🙏❤🖖
I can't believe I accidentally found 'mountain gardens'! What a wealth of information!
Love the peaceful energy this man puts out.
You are amazing wise soul your past lives were as healer many times thank you for sharing
many blessings to you ..
Hi, Im from russian far east, specifically from Primorsky region. Its where panax, calopanax, eleutherococcus is originated from. Makes sense about defoliating after late frost, cause we dont usually have them. Also I havent seen one in a wild growing big, its usually twiggy leggy couple of stems not more than 2 meters high. And its rarely seen as seedlings, usually propagates itself by root.
Who is the best company to buy these herbs online.
I love this guy , thanks for the videos.
YOUR KNOWLEDGE IS PRICELESS MANY THANX GREAT VIDS X
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I really appreciate it.
thank you very delightful how inform the way you speak.... i much enjoy it
This was such a fantastic video, I just adore this man. Interesting about the origin of adaptogens, glad I planted some of these last year.
What a rad dude
I love this video
The one he called Eleutherococcus gracilistylis is actually Eleutherococcus sieboldianus. The one before that is either E. sessiliflorus or E. divaricatus. The one with the deeply veined leaves looks like E. henryi to me.
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As a Bulgarian, I approve!
Thank you so much. I love learning from you the stuff that Is not easily found elsewhere. Tell me more about how the potency is in the bark of the plant and not the whole root? It seems like all the information I've come across only focuses on the Root and not on the bark...
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BUT HOW can I grow this ?. I have the seeds but I can't find any clear infor how to germinate such seeds.
just planted some today in the rust belt xox
Love the music at the end of the video. Anyone knows from who it is? Or anything similar?
How do we propagate the seeds? Germinate I mean.
Do the seeds need to be frozen then thawed to germinate like blueberry seeds hence the environment?
the real mr hemulen
Does this plant grow in West Africa? The one with downwardly pointing thorns.
Could someone tell me how much eleuterosides are in 100 g of the root? Please, it is for a task.
I can't see the Thorns
This channel rulz
Where can I live plant?
What is your herbal regimen?
Wei Qi This man is going to live forever!!!!
Brother,I'm a herbalist in the making,one thing I keep coming across is pages will say,this herb was used for such and such for hundreds to thousands of years,but science still doesn't know if it really works. It's like what you thought the natives were experiencing placebo effects all those years.
Science only knows which drugs you should take daily.
@@maragrace820 Very well put! Herbs generally have a dose time limit, so if you don't want to take certain herbs everyday then why would you want to take medication everyday.
Science is business, they protect fake knowledge to avoid loosing profits. So you are convinced that science is true but all it is is a bunch of fake stuff to make money on you. This is where the word zombie comes from. people are convinced that everything is done for their benefit but instead it's all a bunch of lies to make money on you. And secondly camomile is said to relax you but I don't feel nothing from it.
@@selfishbiaich I can't really make full sense of your comment dude, I doubt you can either
@@ryandlion6961 It's ok dude, that's why I keep my mouth shut these days.
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Quiero ver o oir en espano.
Eduardo Tobias no
Is that Devil's Walking Stick at 48 seconds in?
looks to be
How can I buy?
Swansonvitamins
Что он говорит?
On govorit: eto ochen' zdorovaia trava.
What does he mean? Eleuthero does not belong to the "ginseng" family. It is not related to panax ginseng.
Then parents could do with it then 🙄 😒 🤷 🙃 😑 😕
ISLAM IS YOUR BIRTHRIGHT
No, plants.
Keep your religious bs to yourself chump
I remember seeing you on a documentary. I wish to live like you
You are a herb nut, menace to big pharma. No wonder you live so long