Many years ago I had a spider bite on my right knee. Burning, stabbing pain and the thing not only would not heal, it kept growing into a red, raw ulcer nearly 3 inches across. . Tried everything and when my dr suggested a broad spectrum antibiotic, I used calendula oil instead. The pain was gone in 24 hrs. It took awhile, but each day was a little better and it healed with no scarring.
Such wonderful information,I grew up in Germany Southern Bavaria and in the summers I lived at my grandmothers house located in a meadow next to the farmers and fresh milk,one thing she did as what I call a pioneer woman I’m presently 70 was make her own salves and Cremes from fresh herbs that she grew in her garden...a single parent left with six children in her late 30s she had to learn from the land and care of those children...I wish we would get back to that way of life and I believe inadvertently that is where we are heading ...self sufficiency is rewarding challenging and so wonderful in the whole of it...calendula salve is what she used to ease all of the bee stings from the meadow as I wandered barefoot...thank you for your wonderful channel and being so giving with information...with hope this year I will retire creating that rose garden I always wanted as well as the nutrition from my own garden,stay blessed
Wow I'm an herbalist,had no idea!!! I recently began my own RUclips channel on homesteading,herbs, etc and your videos are very inspiring!!! Excellent info !! Mother nature's remedies are best!! Pharma drugs almost killed me while treating my autominnune illnesses.
Thanks for this! I had wondered why my calendula is so sticky when picking it! I need to go ahead and make some cream. I've been dealing with cracked skin on my fingers from all the farmwork, no matter how much water I drink!
I think you’re wonderful. So grateful for your videos and a real pleasure to both learn from you, or feel affirmed in the solid, “old world wisdom” we’re blessed to discover, gleen and be thankful for, on the journey. Enjoyed morning tea “with you” - smiles - ... like chilling in a peaceful garden with a good, faith-filled, kindred friend who “tells it like it is”. May our Lord bless you, as you strive to be a blessing for others, and in all you do. All the best!
Thank you, thank you, thank you, this was my first year growing and I have dehydrated. I really needed this info, my husband has so many stomach issues, I want him to try this. You are great dear friend, bless you
TennesseeGirl Hey TennesseeGirl! Whereabouts are you in TN? I’m in Nashville! I started growing calendula and nasturtiums this year for the first time. My calendula just started blooming - I have two plants, one is doing great and the one right next to it not so much :(. The nasturtiums are doing fantastic and I am really enjoying them.
Hi Heidi, I love these chats from your deck garden. Thank you so much for the wonderful info about calendula. I really want to do more with calendula. I want to make the tea as you advise. Looking forward to your top 10!! I’m definitely going to look into growing calendula here since it sounds like it is easy to grow. As always, thanks for all the wonderful info you share!! Love, Mary ❤️😘❤️
I think it would do well for you, it seems to do fine not being watered daily once it is established, it may need daily watering though while it is very small or if just being transplanted.
Thanks to you I now have a magnificent salve/cream that my family and I use daily and even my grandchildren want to medicine that grandma made! I use it for everything! I have also order a number of the books that you have recommended and those too I use daily, SO thank you!
Very helpful video. I just went and brew some this minute. Thanks for sharing I have a gut problem and will be watching more of your videos for help with finding remedies to help me ❤
Oh my gosh I love that pink calendula I think the yellow and orange are nice too I have tried calendula in pots in my garden but need to try them in the ground to see if I have better luck in my desert garden, great video as always Heidi
I love these sorts of video from you Heidi - so informative and well presented - the info I actually want all in one place - and I trust you have done good homework too - great video! Xx
How I wish I could buy and get these awsome books, but the do not send to Denmark. Thank you for all your videos and teaching me to take care of me and my family. May God bless you and keep you in these difficult and strange days.
Definitely going to have this in my yard next year! Couldn't find the seeds in town here but ordering them from Bakers Creek! I learn sooo much from you.
Rain Country Oh Yay! Can't wait. I'm also awaiting borage seeds. I'ld much rather purchase from you! Been planning out where I can plant things next year to make the best use of my yard. My brake bleeder & vacuum sealing lids came yesterday!
Not really, the hoses should all be the same, just find a tip that looks like it will fit in the top of the food saver vacuum lid. You can see what the one I use looks like here: ruclips.net/video/biMgUOdJXV4/видео.html
I couldn't find calendula seeds by themselves around my town either. I just happened to look on the back of a packet of a wildflower seed mix where it lists all the different seeds and there it was! First on the list! I ended up getting several different mixed flower packets and picked out all the calendula from each one. 🙃
Calendula is a good source of precursors to hormones. Contrast showers are good exercise for the thyroid also. Holistic livestock management increases biodiversity.
Tea is very bitter, if we include resinous middle part, where most healing properties are.That gives me idea to add it to the bitters tincture together with dandelion, gentian, artichoke leaf and others. It must be good for the liver as well as most bitter herbs.
Guess what I'll be adding to my garden next spring ? Lol. I'm in the south and it's warm most of the year and I plan on getting a small greenhouse so maybe I'll grow some this fall too. Thank you for all the info !! Herbs saved my life!
love the chickens in the background 😊 also your clothes are on purpose? you look like a calendula flower 😂 great video btw. been needing to use some of my calendula and it’s good to have a refresher on all the various things this wonderful plant can do!!
I been trying to watch this for TWO DAYS! Ugh! Liiiiiiiife! LOL Anywhooooo loved it! You’re the bestest! I am going to grow it next year if I’m still here. If not it’ll be one I put into the gardens I’m gonna build at my daughters in PA for sure! Love, hugs and blessings ~ The Kid ♥️
Sometimes, as long as you put that pot in a more protected area like under the eaves right up next to the house where it can be better protected from harsh weather. However, they will still die back at some point but will be more likely to come back in the spring
Rain Country , I can empathize completely. Mine follow my grandkids into the house! They like to sit on the porch and wait for them to come out! You wouldn't happen to know a good flower or herb to grow on the porch to repel them would you? They have eaten everything I've tried! LoL.
Jars. Quick before lost. Shirley Harrison in Indiana is moving into very small place & has lots of jars all kinds including colored & baled jars for canning. Sent you email of which utube vid she's commented on. There are 247 comments hers in response to someone salas and 8 replies.
For calendula it is typically the flowers, as should have been noted in this old video. I do have videos where I talk about making teas and some showing how I use the calendula flowers along with other herbs to make an infused oil for skin creams, though you can use the calendula alone. Here is the most recent: ruclips.net/video/ZE3it47z1OQ/видео.html
Issues can be for various reasons. A lot of people don’t realize that there’s a fermentation process to to excessive amounts of sugar, which is part of what I have with inflamed gut So I don’t imagine that that would be helpful other than the fact that eventually the calendula would clean up the excessive fungus and you would see less problems overtime of regular use and it would probably also repair your issues with permeability like IBS or Crohn’s or diverticulosis But I don’t think it will be a quick remedy. It’s definitely something you would have to be persistent about.
Question: I am going to be having major dental surgery and wondering if I can use this as a mouth rinse? I ordered a tincture of it from mountain rose herbs and wondering how to use it. Do I add it to a bit of water to swish? Don't dilute? Will it burn open wounds in the mouth? Do I swallow it or spit it out? I appreciate your advice. Thank you.
If you are rinsing with it, you should spit it out and while I have never used a tincture in that way, it may be best to mix with a little water, at least at first as it will sting
Thank you so much for your reply. Do you think it could infect or irritate the raw gums? I will have stitches for the first 2 weeks. I know I will be on an antibiotic for a few days, do you think it will be a problem to use while on the antibiotic? Maybe I should begin after day 3 to let things settle. I am trying to figure out what all I can do naturally to speed up healing and help with pain. I am going to try to use arnica for pain. If you have any suggestions, I would hugely appreciate it. It's a pretty huge surgery and I am really scared. I have lots of Manuka honey if you think that's a good idea. Thank you again; I appreciate you.@@RainCountryHomestead
I have a question if you don’t mind my ureter is starting to block The doctor wants to put in a stent would this be a good tea to try or can you think of a better one?
I'm no expert, but I had my ureturs reimplanted at the age of 2 and have battled with all sorts of issues including stones. Chanca Piedra has helped significantly with that. Cranberry is always good too. Look into Chanca Piedra. Best of luck!
I love calendula, but calendula dosen't love me. 😣 I've been trying for three years to grow them without any success, the leaves get white spots (not mildew) and I get 3 or 4 flowers from each plant, then the leaves start turning brown and die. I live in the northeast. Any tips? Wonderful video.
Not sure what to tell you there. Do you pick the flowers as soon as they bloom? If you are not doing that, then you should try, it may help increase the production and help them hang on longer.
I boght calendula at local health store and made a refreshing strawberry calendula water. Id love to grow my own. Any suggestions on where ti order seeds?
I am currently selling some on our store. It is a blend of our own and those from my Father-in-law down in California but all organic: etsy.com/shop/raincountryhomestead
The center can be used too, when I add to salads, breads, and such, I use only the petals but when making tea or vinegar, I use the whole flower. The leaves and stems cannot be used though
They are related but not the same. Calendula is often referred to as pot marigold. Their leaves are very different from each other as are the flowers and the smell
@@RainCountryHomestead so marigold can not be consume??? Lol I got some marigold and in the process of drying it and I was like oops not the same. So just wanna make sure
@@downavxyooj Yes, it can and has its own benefits but the flavor may not be as good as calendula. I cannot remember if you can use the leaves on marigold though, I know you cannot on calendula so I recommend you look that up before trying to use them in teas or salves
Thank you Heidi, for the information on Calendula; I was wondering if when they are talking diabetes, on meds, is it saying insulin injections or pill form?
I would assume it would mean either. Many times medicinal herbs and medications of any kind do not mix. In some cases it can mean that the herb will diminish the the potency of the medication and in other cases it can cause serious side effects. One would need to look into the specifics for each thing
I know there are some similar benefits to the calendula but from what I understand they are not as many and I believe you do have to use more caution when dealing with the common garden marigold (AKA French Marigold or Marigold Tagetes
Look at the book Conceiving Healthy Babies, it gives most detailed description of what herbs in what amounts are safe while trying to conceive, in different stages of pregnancy, and while breastfeeding. I think that book should have a different title as many women who are already pregnant or with a baby would just skip it.
Heidi, do sell your calendula seed? I grew some this year, starting from seed and they died when I put out into my garden. I have a few plants that have hung on but they are limp and just not growing. I have had great success with most everything else I grow but I am at a loss with this. Can you help? I do want to regrow next year but need some more seed.
Yes, I do sell them, I sell it mixed with all colors and sizes blended together. I will be putting more seed up on my store in the fall. Sometimes calendula does better when direct seeded in late spring or even early summer. It really depends on your area
Just an fyi, my calendula tend to self seed, that works best for me. Even the selfseeded ones I transplant don't do great. All the ones I have in pots don't do well at all. 😕
Though mine will self seed, the ones I start in the green house then transplant often are farther ahead. They tend to droop a bit when first transplanted but then once they are established, they do quite well. All my pink ones were started in the greenhouse and the one in the main garden bed is doing amazingly well. The ones in pots are doing decent though not quite as good. On the other hand, I have some of other colors transplanted into the main garden that are struggling while some transplanted into pots are going berserk. THEN the ones that I direct seeded in the front garden - some are huge and others still have yet to give me flowers. It seems one can never be sure just how they will behave
A lot of good information, however, (although nicknamed the pot marigold) calendula is not a member of the Merigold family. It is a completely different species. Marigolds can be toxic. Not to be confused😓
Do u know if Crackerjack Marigolds can be used the same way as Calendula? I have tons of them & they are all organic so would love to be able to harvest them before we get a hard frost & snow which I am dreading. Thank you
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Many years ago I had a spider bite on my right knee. Burning, stabbing pain and the thing not only would not heal, it kept growing into a red, raw ulcer nearly 3 inches across. . Tried everything and when my dr suggested a broad spectrum antibiotic, I used calendula oil instead. The pain was gone in 24 hrs. It took awhile, but each day was a little better and it healed with no scarring.
Such wonderful information,I grew up in Germany Southern Bavaria and in the summers I lived at my grandmothers house located in a meadow next to the farmers and fresh milk,one thing she did as what I call a pioneer woman I’m presently 70 was make her own salves and Cremes from fresh herbs that she grew in her garden...a single parent left with six children in her late 30s she had to learn from the land and care of those children...I wish we would get back to that way of life and I believe inadvertently that is where we are heading ...self sufficiency is rewarding challenging and so wonderful in the whole of it...calendula salve is what she used to ease all of the bee stings from the meadow as I wandered barefoot...thank you for your wonderful channel and being so giving with information...with hope this year I will retire creating that rose garden I always wanted as well as the nutrition from my own garden,stay blessed
Just started using the oil and it healed my Psoriasis. Surprised 😦😊🥰
Great. Did you use it internally? Or only on the skin?
This is why I'm growing it this year! To try for my psoriasis. I'd also like to know if you did topically or internally (or both)
This woman just blows my mind..this is so much fun learning all this..
Wow I'm an herbalist,had no idea!!! I recently began my own RUclips channel on homesteading,herbs, etc and your videos are very inspiring!!! Excellent info !! Mother nature's remedies are best!! Pharma drugs almost killed me while treating my autominnune illnesses.
Yes, natural healing is best. Changing the foods we eat and beverages we have also plays a rols in it as well. I also have AI.
I use calendula balsam from Farmasi and it is amazing. It helped my mother with her burns from radiation due to chemo.
♥️it healed my dogs cyst in his eye, it took just over 2 weeks. ♥️
I knew it was good for skin issues but I didn’t know it was used for consuming also. Thanks
Hey I say the exact same words “God is good all of the time” 🙏🙏🙏
Calendula is one of my favorite herbs.
Makes an AMAZING ointment. Have seen it heal bedsores.
Thanks for another great video! I often take notes when I listen to your videos! God Bless you for blessing us!
I love anything beautiful and useful at the same time and calendula is that. Thanks for sharing your knowledge ❤
Thanks for this! I had wondered why my calendula is so sticky when picking it! I need to go ahead and make some cream. I've been dealing with cracked skin on my fingers from all the farmwork, no matter how much water I drink!
Another great video Heidi! And I live the color coordination of your wardrobe with the calendula. 😉
Thanks! I did actually plan that too - haha :D
Thank you! I was relieved you said they grow in most places. I can't wait to start growing!
I think you’re wonderful. So grateful for your videos and a real pleasure to both learn from you, or feel affirmed in the solid, “old world wisdom” we’re blessed to discover, gleen and be thankful for, on the journey. Enjoyed morning tea “with you” - smiles - ... like chilling in a peaceful garden with a good, faith-filled, kindred friend who “tells it like it is”. May our Lord bless you, as you strive to be a blessing for others, and in all you do. All the best!
Godbless and much gratitude 🙏💕
These flowers are great, and its easy to save seeds too! I always make room for 10 or so plants!
The neighbor hood near me plants these along the fencelines so you see them along thd road as you walk through! Its a very sweet tradition
Thank you, thank you, thank you, this was my first year growing and I have dehydrated. I really needed this info, my husband has so many stomach issues, I want him to try this. You are great dear friend, bless you
Thank you TG :)
TennesseeGirl Hey TennesseeGirl! Whereabouts are you in TN? I’m in Nashville! I started growing calendula and nasturtiums this year for the first time. My calendula just started blooming - I have two plants, one is doing great and the one right next to it not so much :(. The nasturtiums are doing fantastic and I am really enjoying them.
Hi Heidi, I love these chats from your deck garden. Thank you so much for the wonderful info about calendula. I really want to do more with calendula. I want to make the tea as you advise. Looking forward to your top 10!! I’m definitely going to look into growing calendula here since it sounds like it is easy to grow. As always, thanks for all the wonderful info you share!! Love, Mary ❤️😘❤️
I think it would do well for you, it seems to do fine not being watered daily once it is established, it may need daily watering though while it is very small or if just being transplanted.
Thanks to you I now have a magnificent salve/cream that my family and I use daily and even my grandchildren want to medicine that grandma made! I use it for everything! I have also order a number of the books that you have recommended and those too I use daily, SO thank you!
Thank you Jacki!
I have never seen pink, I love it!
Love your presentation on the many benefits of Calendula. Thank you for sharing your knowledge of these wonderful healing blooms!
I use this salve for cold sores, yeast infections, and dry hands. Very good.
How do you use it for yeast infection? Please and thank you
Hello can you tell me how it is used for uti ?
Thank You ! 🤗 *** God Bless 🙂
Very helpful video. I just went and brew some this minute. Thanks for sharing I have a gut problem and will be watching more of your videos for help with finding remedies to help me ❤
And the smell!!! I love stepping past its pot and breathing it in on a stressful day.
Yes, I agree, love the smell.
Aww Heidi thank you for the shout out!!! I appreciate your knowledge on herbs.
Delectable Mountains Homestead I clicked on the “i” link and there were no videos :(. Did you take them all down?
It says no content on your channel.
Great video on calendula! You ansered my question on using the leaves- no. ❤️
I’m currently making a syrup with camomile and calendula. can’t wait to try it ❣️
Oh my gosh I love that pink calendula I think the yellow and orange are nice too I have tried calendula in pots in my garden but need to try them in the ground to see if I have better luck in my desert garden, great video as always Heidi
I love these sorts of video from you Heidi - so informative and well presented - the info I actually want all in one place - and I trust you have done good homework too - great video! Xx
Thank you Lizzie!
Wow, I’ve learnt so much, thank you for sharing! Xx… I now have a use for all the self seeding Calendula on my allotment!🎉🎉❤
I was only able to find one package on calendula seeds(at Lowes)there was only 10 seeds in the package, so saved seeds from all that germinated 14:13
How I wish I could buy and get these awsome books, but the do not send to Denmark.
Thank you for all your videos and teaching me to take care of me and my family. May God bless you and keep you in these difficult and strange days.
Why not they ship to Denmark?
Will be watching for the video with your favorite herbs! Thank you for the information, Heidi. 😃
If I ever remember to sit down and do that one! haha
Going to email asap today! I want to order from you! Greatly appreciate the wealth of knowledge you have shared on the tube!
Definitely going to have this in my yard next year! Couldn't find the seeds in town here but ordering them from Bakers Creek! I learn sooo much from you.
I will be selling them again on my Etsy store, but I sell them in a mixed blend that will have seeds of various sizes and colors
Rain Country Oh Yay! Can't wait. I'm also awaiting borage seeds. I'ld much rather purchase from you! Been planning out where I can plant things next year to make the best use of my yard. My brake bleeder & vacuum sealing lids came yesterday!
Oh & do you have a video on how to put the brake bleeder & lids together? I noticed it came with a few different pieces.
Not really, the hoses should all be the same, just find a tip that looks like it will fit in the top of the food saver vacuum lid. You can see what the one I use looks like here: ruclips.net/video/biMgUOdJXV4/видео.html
I couldn't find calendula seeds by themselves around my town either. I just happened to look on the back of a packet of a wildflower seed mix where it lists all the different seeds and there it was! First on the list! I ended up getting several different mixed flower packets and picked out all the calendula from each one. 🙃
Calendula is a good source of precursors to hormones. Contrast showers are good exercise for the thyroid also. Holistic livestock management increases biodiversity.
Thank you. God bless ❤
Tea is very bitter, if we include resinous middle part, where most healing properties are.That gives me idea to add it to the bitters tincture together with dandelion, gentian, artichoke leaf and others. It must be good for the liver as well as most bitter herbs.
I have made tea with the flowers several times and have not found it to be at all bitter myself.
Guess what I'll be adding to my garden next spring ? Lol. I'm in the south and it's warm most of the year and I plan on getting a small greenhouse so maybe I'll grow some this fall too. Thank you for all the info !! Herbs saved my life!
I'm here sick with a cough and my throat is rough. I found some calendula flowers and was hoping it'd be good for my throat.
Quick question! Does the variety of herb matter when choosing for medicinal purposes?
For some herbs, yes, though all varieties can typically have similar benefits, some will be more powerful than others
@@RainCountryHomestead thank you!!
Thank u for explain
Great video! Thank you
love the chickens in the background 😊 also your clothes are on purpose? you look like a calendula flower 😂 great video btw. been needing to use some of my calendula and it’s good to have a refresher on all the various things this wonderful plant can do!!
I do often dress to match the topic. I wore lavender when I spoke about the benefits of lavender and orange in videos talking about preserving cheese
Great info! Thank you :)
I especially liked the scripture at the end this week 🙏
Ordered Calendula seeds too from Bakers Creek (along w/the Marshmallow). Thanks again!
Subscribed as I follow on IG ❤ Just finished producing Calendula/Plantain salve👩⚕️🌼.
Thanks for sharing, is it good for gastric ulcers?
I like how they are monotone; the center is the same color as the petals.
They can all be very unique. I have some that have brown centers and yellow petals
Thanks a lot just a question is calendula the same as Mary gold🤔where I can find seeds here in USA😄🇺🇸🙏🙏
I sell calendula and other seeds. You can email me at raincoutnryhomestead@gmail.com and I will send you the product list
you're absolutely amazing and I appreciate you for putting in the time to make and share this information. love and light to you
I been trying to watch this for TWO DAYS! Ugh! Liiiiiiiife! LOL
Anywhooooo loved it! You’re the bestest! I am going to grow it next year if I’m still here. If not it’ll be one I put into the gardens I’m gonna build at my daughters in PA for sure!
Love, hugs and blessings ~ The Kid ♥️
Thank You🧡
Enjoyed the video I love my calendula 🌼🌿✌️👍☮️❤️
Can you overwinter calendula in a pot? My little plants are finally growing and blooming. It would be nice to keep them going.
Sometimes, as long as you put that pot in a more protected area like under the eaves right up next to the house where it can be better protected from harsh weather.
However, they will still die back at some point but will be more likely to come back in the spring
Love your videos!! Thank you!
So interesting
I get cramps in my lower legs & night sweats from post-manopause.. Lots of bloating before I start my monthly.
So are you past menopause or are you still having monthly cycles?
I'm still getting monthly but the leg cramps are worse. I been eating 3 bananas a day that seems to be helping as our potassium goes in menapause...
Sorry I said post I'm pre-M
Haidei you are great i want to order tea and lotion
I do not sell tea but I sell my skin cream. You need to email me at raincountryhomestead@gmail.com to get the product list and ordering information
Lovely
I hope I can find some to grow in my area. Sounds like another awesome herb to have on hand. I loved your chicken photo bombers!!
Yes, those little stinkers know when I am not paying attention and sneak up on the deck! haha
Rain Country , I can empathize completely. Mine follow my grandkids into the house! They like to sit on the porch and wait for them to come out! You wouldn't happen to know a good flower or herb to grow on the porch to repel them would you? They have eaten everything I've tried! LoL.
Jars. Quick before lost. Shirley Harrison in Indiana is moving into very small place & has lots of jars all kinds including colored & baled jars for canning. Sent you email of which utube vid she's commented on. There are 247 comments hers in response to someone salas and 8 replies.
I did look for a few minutes but simply do not have time to weed through all those comments.
Rain Country I understand. It's too bad about all those jars. If I lived closer I would've gone & got them.
what parts of the plant are used for teas, for salves, for tinctures? Do you have a how-to-video on how to make these products?
For calendula it is typically the flowers, as should have been noted in this old video. I do have videos where I talk about making teas and some showing how I use the calendula flowers along with other herbs to make an infused oil for skin creams, though you can use the calendula alone. Here is the most recent: ruclips.net/video/ZE3it47z1OQ/видео.html
@@RainCountryHomestead thanks, will check it out!
Issues can be for various reasons.
A lot of people don’t realize that there’s a fermentation process to to excessive amounts of sugar, which is part of what I have with inflamed gut
So I don’t imagine that that would be helpful other than the fact that eventually the calendula would clean up the excessive fungus and you would see less problems overtime of regular use and it would probably also repair your issues with permeability like IBS or Crohn’s or diverticulosis
But I don’t think it will be a quick remedy. It’s definitely something you would have to be persistent about.
Hello Heidi...Would it also remove toxins from a person's body?
It is said to help detoxify the liver and gall bladder
So do you pick only the flower
Question: I am going to be having major dental surgery and wondering if I can use this as a mouth rinse? I ordered a tincture of it from mountain rose herbs and wondering how to use it. Do I add it to a bit of water to swish? Don't dilute? Will it burn open wounds in the mouth? Do I swallow it or spit it out? I appreciate your advice. Thank you.
If you are rinsing with it, you should spit it out and while I have never used a tincture in that way, it may be best to mix with a little water, at least at first as it will sting
Thank you so much for your reply. Do you think it could infect or irritate the raw gums? I will have stitches for the first 2 weeks. I know I will be on an antibiotic for a few days, do you think it will be a problem to use while on the antibiotic? Maybe I should begin after day 3 to let things settle. I am trying to figure out what all I can do naturally to speed up healing and help with pain. I am going to try to use arnica for pain. If you have any suggestions, I would hugely appreciate it. It's a pretty huge surgery and I am really scared. I have lots of Manuka honey if you think that's a good idea. Thank you again; I appreciate you.@@RainCountryHomestead
Magical
I have a question if you don’t mind my ureter is starting to block The doctor wants to put in a stent would this be a good tea to try or can you think of a better one?
I'm no expert, but I had my ureturs reimplanted at the age of 2 and have battled with all sorts of issues including stones. Chanca Piedra has helped significantly with that. Cranberry is always good too. Look into Chanca Piedra. Best of luck!
Col. Ruby Dimples Manacha i’ve already tried this it doesn’t seem to work
@@blindandlearning9379 Ugh, I'm sorry. I hope you find something that helps soon!
Hello I hope all is well , would you recommend this for uti ?
Yes, calendula tea is a great one to help with that
@@RainCountryHomestead thank you 😊
I love calendula, but calendula dosen't love me. 😣 I've been trying for three years to grow them without any success, the leaves get white spots (not mildew) and I get 3 or 4 flowers from each plant, then the leaves start turning brown and die. I live in the northeast. Any tips? Wonderful video.
Not sure what to tell you there. Do you pick the flowers as soon as they bloom? If you are not doing that, then you should try, it may help increase the production and help them hang on longer.
That is one of the problems I don't get many flowers in each plant, I do pick them when they bloom but I get very few.
I boght calendula at local health store and made a refreshing strawberry calendula water. Id love to grow my own. Any suggestions on where ti order seeds?
I am currently selling some on our store. It is a blend of our own and those from my Father-in-law down in California but all organic: etsy.com/shop/raincountryhomestead
Do you use just the petals
The center can be used too, when I add to salads, breads, and such, I use only the petals but when making tea or vinegar, I use the whole flower. The leaves and stems cannot be used though
Rain Country ok thank you
Is marigold and Calendula the same thing or different?
They are related but not the same. Calendula is often referred to as pot marigold. Their leaves are very different from each other as are the flowers and the smell
@@RainCountryHomestead so marigold can not be consume??? Lol I got some marigold and in the process of drying it and I was like oops not the same. So just wanna make sure
@@downavxyooj Yes, it can and has its own benefits but the flavor may not be as good as calendula. I cannot remember if you can use the leaves on marigold though, I know you cannot on calendula so I recommend you look that up before trying to use them in teas or salves
You think it would work for poison ivy rash?
It should help
Thank you Heidi, for the information on Calendula; I was wondering if when they are talking diabetes, on meds, is it saying insulin injections or pill form?
I would assume it would mean either. Many times medicinal herbs and medications of any kind do not mix. In some cases it can mean that the herb will diminish the the potency of the medication and in other cases it can cause serious side effects. One would need to look into the specifics for each thing
Thank you Heidi, I will research more about Calendula, to see what could happen. Thank you so much you sure had some good information that you shared.
Hello...would this flower also be good for psoriasis?
It is said to be good for psoriasis, yes
@@RainCountryHomestead Thank you, I appreciate your answer to my question!.
Do you have any thing on geraium flower
Sorry for that last reply, that was meant for another comment, not sure how it ended up on yours. Anyway, no, I do not have a video on geranium
I was always told the marigold was poisonous. What medicinal benefits are the from marigold?
I know there are some similar benefits to the calendula but from what I understand they are not as many and I believe you do have to use more caution when dealing with the common garden marigold (AKA French Marigold or Marigold Tagetes
Is it safe to ingest while breastfeeding?
I did a little looking and could not find anything specific to breastfeeding other than using it topically as a healing cream.
Look at the book Conceiving Healthy Babies, it gives most detailed description of what herbs in what amounts are safe while trying to conceive, in different stages of pregnancy, and while breastfeeding. I think that book should have a different title as many women who are already pregnant or with a baby would just skip it.
Thanks for telling me about this book! I looked into it and I'm am definitely hooked it is next on my list of herb books to buy!
Heidi, do sell your calendula seed? I grew some this year, starting from seed and they died when I put out into my garden. I have a few plants that have hung on but they are limp and just not growing. I have had great success with most everything else I grow but I am at a loss with this. Can you help? I do want to regrow next year but need some more seed.
Yes, I do sell them, I sell it mixed with all colors and sizes blended together. I will be putting more seed up on my store in the fall. Sometimes calendula does better when direct seeded in late spring or even early summer. It really depends on your area
Just an fyi, my calendula tend to self seed, that works best for me. Even the selfseeded ones I transplant don't do great. All the ones I have in pots don't do well at all. 😕
Though mine will self seed, the ones I start in the green house then transplant often are farther ahead. They tend to droop a bit when first transplanted but then once they are established, they do quite well. All my pink ones were started in the greenhouse and the one in the main garden bed is doing amazingly well. The ones in pots are doing decent though not quite as good. On the other hand, I have some of other colors transplanted into the main garden that are struggling while some transplanted into pots are going berserk. THEN the ones that I direct seeded in the front garden - some are huge and others still have yet to give me flowers. It seems one can never be sure just how they will behave
Rain Country good to know, thanks
When you do I would like to get some from you! I will have to keep an eye out! Thanks so much!
Hi, we make “spinach” pies with the leaves, but does anyone know if the calendula stems are edible please?
No, only the flowers. The leaves should not be eaten either. At least that was what i had read years ago
@@RainCountryHomestead thank you Heidi. I was going to ask if the leaves could be used.
A lot of good information, however, (although nicknamed the pot marigold) calendula is not a member of the Merigold family. It is a completely different species. Marigolds can be toxic. Not to be confused😓
They are related but not the same thing and I know this
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It says her channel (Delectable Mountains Homestead) doesn’t have any content…hmmm?
Yes, this video is a kind of old and Shedelle took her channel down since.
Do u know if Crackerjack Marigolds can be used the same way as Calendula?
I have tons of them & they are all organic so would love to be able to harvest them before we get a hard frost & snow which I am dreading. Thank you
Marigolds have similar benefits as calendula since they are very closely related
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Valerian root is abortive. In the islands pregnant women can't drink that tea ect.
I can identify with that! 😆
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That’s a big chicken
Yes, the orpingtons are generally bigger than other breeds