How to Dry Lemon Balm

Lemon Balm smells wonderful, has a bit of a lemony taste, and is known for its calming medicinal properties. Learn how I dry it in bulk and a bit about its medicinal uses.
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[@99cachorro]

Oh, you'd have fun in Brasil with all the wild herbs that grow in people's yards. I like especially alfavaca (wild basil) and boldo for digestive issues. Capim limao is another that makes great tea.

[@therewillbecatswithgwenhwyfar]

I cannot get catnip established because the community cats eat it down to the roots before I can even get starts established! 😂

[@AmberLennox]

Thank you for this video! Tomorrow's to-do list includes my lemon balm. If you have other herb videos what are they listed under?

[@dawnmorelli1342]

can you tell me how to use the elixir? I get shingles several times a year so anything that can even suggest to help is welcome. Also for anxiety? thanks for all you do

[@daisyspeaks7479]

Thank you for the video! Any other ways you use lemon balm? Maybe when it's fresh and after the flowering season starts? I've been adding it to smoothies (don't taste it, just in hopes to get extra nutrients into our bodies). Do you remove flowers before they seed if you don't want them to seed? The plant will come up in the Spring anyways, right?

[@kokkiem]

Soaking in salt isnt that better? Just wondering... And thanks for the video, just harvested mine.

[@MsYotuve]

I don’t have a dehidrator. What to do then?

[@vallang4832]

Baking soda would clean that well.