Brought up on this in New Zealand. Try not to uproot. Pintching the plant halfway helps. You get the plant, root stays to grow back another plant. Cool vid man. 😎
Beautiful video! Thank you for sharing it. Can I ask what state it was shot in? I would love to find it wild, rather than getting it from my grocery store.
Can I eat watercress from any stream, river or creek or if I suspect the water is polluted would that render the watercress toxic? THanks for the video!
@@therichestfare4394 Thanks man! I looked around in the hills in a clean conservation area near my home but did not find any watercress so far in the creeks and streams. Maybe I am too early or am not looking in the right places.
@@therichestfare4394 Do you mean spring water as in ground water that has sprouted up above ground, and the kind you can literally cup in your hand and drink it from this source?
Arugula is great! I have grown it in our garden and we purchase organic arugula frequently to use in salads. It also has a bit of spiciness to it. But I have never found it in the wild. I don't know where it grows naturally.
I’m in New York area anyone know where out wide wild water creek we can find watercress ? Would love to go foraging ! Thru this Covid19 time I commit to stay away from dairy products and watercress is great with vitaminC and calcium rich
Hmmm... Well like I say in the disclaimer I'm not an expert. I just have to go by what I read. Almost every online nutrition guide I look up on watercress lists vitamin K as one of its most prominent benefits. But that's why I say do your own research. Don't take my word for it.
Brought up on this in New Zealand. Try not to uproot. Pintching the plant halfway helps. You get the plant, root stays to grow back another plant. Cool vid man. 😎
Thank for your input. Thanks for watching.
awesome. I will be adding watercress into my koi pond this spring
my favorite vegis .. for ever!!!!
🙏😎🥇
I love this saag I missing this I wish I
Beautiful video! Thank you for sharing it. Can I ask what state it was shot in? I would love to find it wild, rather than getting it from my grocery store.
I live in Missouri. If you have any natural springs near you that would be a good place to look.
Whoa..lotta Vinca in that trail..
Currants too
Can I eat watercress from any stream, river or creek or if I suspect the water is polluted would that render the watercress toxic? THanks for the video!
Man that's a tricky one. I'd find someone who is more knowledgeable than me. Personally I would probably avoid it to be safe.
@@therichestfare4394 Thanks man! I looked around in the hills in a clean conservation area near my home but did not find any watercress so far in the creeks and streams. Maybe I am too early or am not looking in the right places.
@@charronfamilyconnect The key is finding springs.
@@therichestfare4394 Do you mean spring water as in ground water that has sprouted up above ground, and the kind you can literally cup in your hand and drink it from this source?
@@charronfamilyconnect The second kind.
Where is located in Missouri? Thank you!
I'm in southwest MO.
Moringa and spirlina
What about arugula?
Arugula is great! I have grown it in our garden and we purchase organic arugula frequently to use in salads. It also has a bit of spiciness to it. But I have never found it in the wild. I don't know where it grows naturally.
I’m in New York area anyone know where out wide wild water creek we can find watercress ? Would love to go foraging ! Thru this Covid19 time I commit to stay away from dairy products and watercress is great with vitaminC and calcium rich
Find out where there are some natural springs in your area and look around those.
The Richest Fare Thnks so much for quick replied I going tomorrow ! Can’t wait to explore
Supermarket will usually have it and you can plug the cutting directly to the soil and just keep them moist and it will grow
Do this avaiable all around years?
Maya Pirati Sometimes. It probably depends on where you live and what the weather is.
The Richest Fare
Thank you sir for valuable information
Thanks. But no vitamine K tho. Potassium perhaps ?
Hmmm... Well like I say in the disclaimer I'm not an expert. I just have to go by what I read. Almost every online nutrition guide I look up on watercress lists vitamin K as one of its most prominent benefits. But that's why I say do your own research. Don't take my word for it.
My bad sorry for my ignorance.
it's full of vitamin K!!!
Look watercress
Selada aer
Stop let us just look at it