Drying Shiso For Tea

Shiso is one of the easiest herb to grow in your garden. You can grow them from seeds or propagation. They produce many seeds that you can save and grow for many more seasons.
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[@natemorlock2379]

I e been watching you for years. Love our channel, bro.

[@rosieisbored]

I’ll have to try this!! We have so much shiso in our backyard

[@rrittenhouse]

Oh man, another plant I have to trim post harvest? 🤣 Kidding. I do want to try growing more tea ingredients if you have any other tea's that are easy to grow.

[@amy3458]

YES!

[@iwatchyoutube523]

I grow a couple varieties if shiso. Along with everything you mentioned, it also makes great pesto. Never thought to make a tea out of it. Might have to give it a try this year.

[@TheDurhamFamilyFarm]

Thanks for the info! I used to eat this in Japan and suddenly got a bunch as random weeds in my garden. Such a huge blessing!!!

[@debbiecurtis4021]

I used to eat this in Japan. I bought a plant last year.

[@rayachan1794]

How do u get this plant ??

[@darthlaurel]

I'm going to try this!

[@ahmlit]

beautiful

[@justinhanneman2776]

I grew this 1 year and it tasted just like stink bugs smell? Tasted nothing like it did when I ate at a restaurant. I couldn't find any bugs on the plant. Anyone else ever had this issue?

[@KhangStarr]

Maybe what you're growing is not Shiso, more like skunk vine.

[@justinhanneman2776]

@@KhangStarr maybe the seeds were mislabeled but it looked just like shiso. I'm not familiar with skunk vine, so I will have to look it up