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How to Harvest, Preserve, and Use Mullein
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Great info. BTW, mullein is a biennial plant which means it lives two years. If you are harvesting leaves from a plant that is flowering it is in it's second year and will die at the end of the season so you can harvest all the leaves from that plant without worrying about harming its ability to return next year. If you are harvesting from a plant that is not flowering it is best to only harvest about 1/3 of the leaves so it can feed the roots and make it through the winter to produce flowers for you next year.
Great points! Thank you for sharing. 🙂 I wonder if it can be perennial in some climates? This is my 4th year with this plant. 🤷♀️
That's amazing! It's only supposed to be a biennial! @@foodprepguide
Down here in N. Ga. Mountains it's almost as abundant as kudzu, we have TONS up here and it's ALWAYS available 😊
The stalks make great lightweight walking sticks.
My dad's grandma sent them out to pick it (forage on side of road) growing up. She would make a poultice for them to rub on the udder of their cow to help, maybe prevent, mastitis.
I saw it come up wild at my work and last week dug up a few and transplanted near my blueberries. Fingers crossed they take and I'll be able to harvest next year🤞No freeze dryer here but they seem to be drying fine with air drying.
For the last few years been buying mullein leaf at a pharmacy near by to make our teas, but they do not have flowers. Thank you for sharing your process.
That’s so interesting using it on the cow! Love how multipurpose it is.
Little trick if using fresh flowers; put a tiny top off of alcohol in the oil final product and this will prevent spoilage 😉 great video ❤
Thanks for sharing that great tip! ❤️
Great video!
Thanks! 😊
Please do more herbs!! Awesome thank you
Good video. I never grew nor knew about this plant.
Thank you. It really is a wonderful one!
Good tutorial. Might one also harvest the plant parts and dry them on a screen in a dry space? Like your channel. Thanks.
Yes, air drying works well, too. 🙂
Thank you!
Thank you for the advise.
Wow 😮 I just bought an Electric Mason Jar Vacuum Sealer.
I was going to ask you, if you have any experience about the product.
And, here’s my answer (your video). I was so pumped about the product that I sealed all my dry goods 😅.
Do you think you can give us tips about this product on what to use it on, like dry goods only or liquid?
I saw some videos that they used it on infusing vanilla and other liquid products. Thank you!
Lol! I know that feeling! - "I was so pumped about the product that I sealed all my dry goods "
As far as I know, liquid products shouldn't be vacuum sealed, especially if they'll be kept at room temperature. An oxygen-free environment + moisture = breeding grounds for anaerobic bacteria.
But I think a video on "all things vacuum sealing" is a great idea. I'll see what I can do! :)
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There are tiny hairs on the leaves that can cause skin irritation. Don't use this as toilet paper unless you are okay with a skin rash in sensitive places. Carry your own toilet paper, or use the restroom before you go out in the woods.
Thanks for this video. I have heard about mullen but this gave me a lot of very useful information! In fall we get hit hard with chest congestion and mucus. I will be trying to find some to use this fall.
I'm glad it was helpful! ❤️
I have mullein tea here, but not the plant..would love one
When can you plant seeds for Mullen in zone 9B do you have any idea? Is it spring fall?
Most mullein varieties do best with cold stratification so, especially being in zone 9b, I think you could plant in fall for early summer growth.
@@foodprepguide oh thanks I will do that. Guess I’ve got a couple of months to wait. I am so eager to plant them.
I have a plant in my garden with the same kind of leaves, but the flowers are completely different,is there more than one kind? Thanks for sharing.new subscribe here from Growing My Own.
No, not that I know of. Welcome to the channel! Love your channel name. 🤗
I thought that the seeds came from the flowers and therefor if you want more plants you'd need to leave some of the flowers? I'm new to this but heard that elsewhere
If you want new plants, yes, you would want to harvest seeds from the flowers to plant elsewhere. However, if you leave the bottom third of the plant, that same plant will pick back up and grow again next spring, at least in our area. Depending on the variety and your climate conditions, mullein can be an annual, biennial, or perennial, so be sure to research that for your area. :)
Do you plant it by seed that you can buy from a grower or?
Yes, I grew it from seed purchased from Baker Creek online. 🙂
Great information but I don't have all of the gadgets 🥺
You don’t need them! If you don’t have a regular dehydrator (which I’ve used for years and still use to dry herbs), you can air dry them. 🙂