A detailed look at the life cycle of Henbit (Lamium amplexicaule). These images can help to accurately identify the plant during different portions of its life cycle.
I rarely comment on youtube, but I had to considering how well done this identification video is. Without a doubt, the best ID I've come across for any plant. Thank you.
They are some of the earliest flowers that my native bees visit in the spring. I no longer pull them out. They die back by April or May here in coastal Virginia
My sister and I used to go into a field when we were kids to collect a ton of flowers so we could eat them. If I ever see them growing, I still eat them
yes, and it is very tasty! To me it tastes of raw Kale. It is not bitter at all. The mature flowers give a sweetness. I like it raw or mixed in a salad. Although it is in the mint family, it does not have a "mint" flavor. HTH
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I rarely comment on youtube, but I had to considering how well done this identification video is. Without a doubt, the best ID I've come across for any plant. Thank you.
This plant makes its grand appearance every year in my yard!
They are some of the earliest flowers that my native bees visit in the spring. I no longer pull them out. They die back by April or May here in coastal Virginia
Great video... easily the best I've seen on plant identification!
The plant doesn’t die, it lives underground hibernating during the winters
You had me at "reticulate venation". Subscribed! Great detailed info on henbit. Thank you.🌱
This is by far the best tutorial on how to identify a plant! Very detailed! Is the entire plant edible?
Yes it is. Flowers, Leaves and stem are all edible and very tasty.
The are nuisance weeds in my yard. Can not get rid of it!
I think i saw this. And wondered about those itty bitty pink flowers
Hello Angelyn! Your and Blanche’s videos are the best to watch when it comes to identifying plants! Thank u
But what good is it for besides being a weed here in Texas?
Same in New Zealand))
best plant ID ever ! Thank you very much.
I subscribed because of this video.
Thanks. I have tons.
This was very well done. The tiny hairs is one of the features that differentiates it from dead nettle.
Yes, but...Who actually cares? I found this weed in my garden.First time thought it is the catnip)).Google app showed it was dead nettle...
My sister and I used to go into a field when we were kids to collect a ton of flowers so we could eat them. If I ever see them growing, I still eat them
I have plant identifiers app and I just enjoy learning about different planets
What a wonderful video!
Brilliant video thank you!
My chickens love it!
dear well done thank you
dear.... can you find out what's goodness in't ... I have got some of lamium ample. thank you 🌸
My Mom called it wild verbena. ✌️
Lovely explanation.
Can we eat this henbit??
This weed is beautiful but they died out at my house :(
Deeply studied the plant 👌🏻
Channel pe jrur aana agar apne aas pass ke podho ki jankari chahiye or unke fayde bhi
Can it make you dizzy if you eat it?
Purple dead nettle
Purple dead nettle is different
@@sistah2meTHey all bloody the same weeds. Sick of them
Can this plan be eaten?
yes, and it is very tasty! To me it tastes of raw Kale. It is not bitter at all. The mature flowers give a sweetness. I like it raw or mixed in a salad. Although it is in the mint family, it does not have a "mint" flavor. HTH
@@robertleslie3186I assume that it is good for chickens too
Thank you for this!