How To Harvest And Dry Mulberry Tea
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- Опубликовано: 2 апр 2021
- This episode will discuss the health benefits of drinking Mulberry leaf tea. I will also take you along on the harvest and how to dry Mulberry leaves for tea.
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I have two mulberry trees and I had no clue I could use the leaves for tea. I'm so excited! Thank you for this video!
Same here. I had no idea. 💡 thanks
Same here💖🇦🇺
Same here !
Another same here lol
Me too ..
I have NO idea who you are, except by this video, which I found looking for mulberry tea advice. Your personality has such a "clean" sense to it, in how you talk, in the love for life you express, the simplicity and elegance in your thinking that comes out in words. I have very strong intuitive gifts and, as I was so touched by the gentility in your being, I was hoping to myself that, "Gee, I hope Wendi is as happy and peaceful in her real life, her inner life, her relationship life." Why? Because of how you were, on the day you made this video, you presented not only your subject with elegance and loaded with information, but your Spirit came through. I am a historian of violence. God bless you, whether you believe in a deity or not.... John
She is like so many Asian Ladies , our females could learn so much from this beautiful, intelligent, positive force !
Yay! Wendi is back! Haven't seen your videos in the while. All my favorite gardening RUclipsrs are back and I'm gearing up for another wonderful year of produce. Hope your year is super productive!
I'm working on it day by day...I've been posting. Make sure to hit the "bell" next to Subscribe button to be notified. :)
I am really happy that I found your channel! I have a couple of "wild" mulberry trees grouwing near my fence, and I've collected fruit from them, but I've learned so much more from this video. I hope I have tons of videos to catch up on since this was posted 2 years ago. Thank you, Wendi!
This is amazing! So thorough and concise at the same time. 🙏
I have many Mulberry trees. I made this, it is very good. Thank you, I would have never known about it had I not come across your video. I am trying to reduce my coffee level, and this works for me. I dried some mulberries as well, and put them in my tea strainer with the leaves. I hardly need any sugar. Thanks again, and God bless you!!
Great Video Wendi. I have two trees here in Florida and love the mulberries. I'll be using the leaves for tea. Keep up the great work!
Just ran across your video. I am headed out to my yard now to gather leaves. Thanks for sharing.❤
Amazing! Enjoy your tea harvest!
our pigs, ducks chickens love em....dogs naw on green twigs thx Wendi......the Mulberry trees are the heart of our farm
I had no idea I could use the leaves! I'm so excited! Thank you!
Great video! Very educational. I have never thought of making tea from the leaves.
I’ve watched this video last year . I can proudly say I have 2 mulberry trees growing well since then ! Thanks for the video I can’t wait to make some tea 🍵.
Just realise how long i have been followed you. Watching Ahao grow up, Dawang be fatten up and your baking skill level up over years has been one of my great joys.
Thank you for sharing your passion for this amazing tree! The mulberry is my favorite tree...it's so beautiful and practical. I live in an area with heavy clay soil and the mulberry trees just thrive in it. If you have heavy clay and neutral PH, try a mulberry...they will give you lots of love.
Thanks for you educational video’s. I’m so excited just to hear about your knowledge on plants thank you very much.
wow mulberry juice sounds amazing. I love love dried mulberries, never used it as a tea
Thank you so much for all the wonderful use an stages on how beneficial this Mulberry tree leafs an fruits 😊 keep up the great work ❤
Thank you Charmaine! :)
I love your fascinating dialog while you're sharing your harvest. I feel like I'm a little bit smarter now. And you're charming, so that helps too. Subscribed!
Thank you! See you back in the next video. :)
I'm really glad I came across with your channel. I'm starting to plant mulberries in few days time. You'll be of great help.
Enjoy! Mulberry usually fruits quite quickly. :D
One site gave the nutritional breakdown of neem, moringa, and mulberry leaves. Not only is mulberry better than those, it's one of the most nutritious vegetables period. Because of that I make it into a powder and add to rice cooking water, soups, and stews. You could probably get a lot of the benefits and a mellower flavor just by cooking with the tea.
I used to pick the white ones from a neighbors tree as a kid (They had no idea what they were lol) They taste like cane sugar. Loved them!
I just love mullberry! I got 2 for my garden last summer. Here the leaves has not grown yet. But I will try this when they come.
I do my own tea from a lot of eidable plants. From stigning nettles to strawberries, rasberries curryn, the flowers on Danielsson, corn flowers, blueberries etc
Lot's of love from Sweden!
That sounds lovely! Did you mean you dry the leaves of berries for tea too? I heard you can, but never tried.
@@wendiland yeas I do dry the leaves of many eidable plants. When I am out of sunshine I dry them in the own under 50c°( 122f°). With an open door over night. Well, I acctually do the same With berries and fruits, muchtooms, meat etc, if I need to store them dry. Dry food is exelent to have close as snaks if you are working gard physicilly or if your on a hike. But anyway I do a lot of my own tea. I love your videos!
Have 2 trees in my yard. No idea the leaves were this useful so thank you. Love your drying rack. Where did you purchase it?
To get the full benefit from the leaves, one can extract them in a pressure cooker for about an hour - fresh or dried. Adding some ascorbic acid increases the extraction greatly, according to the testing. There are a lot of scientific papers on the subject and the health benefits are fairly astounding.
Don't the leaves make you hallucinate????
@@dylandover1909 Not at all, Mulberry has no halllucigens.
Thank you for sharing. Will try it out.
My Mulberry tree that’s over 70 years old gently laid down the other day and landed in the yard without hurting anything and is still alive! We had to trim branches today so now I’ll go get all the spring leaves off those. We are waiting to get the mulberry berry harvest in a few weeks before we will need to get it out of the yard. I have loved this mulberry tree for many years ... still ...
Maybe you can use some of the branches to make things for the garden as a way of keeping some of them. The tree may put out new growth as it is so hardy. Luckily nothing, no one was hurt! Give your tree a hug for me!
@@wendiland Thank you 😊 I will give Mulberry Tree a hug from you. I am going to have to research fairy garden crafts for ideas for the branches 🌈🍇🍃 I have a few weeks before the berries are going to be ready to harvest 💝
That would be so sweet!!
@@wendiland I have pet crickets and their habitats are going to expand to being covered in branches! Maybe caves... they have four inch in diameter little logs right now that they love perching on and eating the bark so I’m going to have to expand - for saving as much of the Mulberry tree as I can! My very first Miracle Girl cricket born by parthenogenesis (in the absence of a male) was named Mulberry after this tree! That was three years ago and she had four Miracle Girls eggs hatch and one of them is still alive !! Flower, my longest living cricket at 1 year and 11 months!
The Miracle Girls are all in one ten gallon fish tank I decorated as a fairy style garden and about a week prior to Mulberry tree laying down in the center of my yard I pulled out a twenty gallon fish tank to finish decorating because there are seven Miracle Girls now and they could use more space. I have the feeling the walls of the tank are now going to be covered in Mulberry tree branches. And I heard what you said about the thin branches being moldable! That I can shape them and then they would dry holding that shape. I just need to decide on shapes and give it a try, THANK YOU!
If you want to see pictures of the crickets I have them on Stay Pumped Facebook page in a folder called, Cricket ChErRy 🍒! She was the first mascot for Stay Pumped and Mulberry was her first egg to hatch. Only two eggs hatched and they lay eggs often-so it seems to be a miracle that any of them hatched! Anyway - I’m greatly looking forward to using as much of the Mulberry tree as I can for the Miracle Girls that all started the day cricket Mulberry was born! Feels so comfortingly meant to be as I write this to you right now 💝🌈🙏🍇🎄Blessings of Mulberry Tree and the crickets ! Stay Pumped 🎈🍇🌸💞 Have a good day ... thanks again - I enjoyed your video!
Wow! I had no idea!
thank you🥰🤩
Good info tips on the Mulberry 🌳
Thank you, Wendy!
I am just discovering how much health benefits Mulberry fruits and leaves have. There are a few trees in my neighbor hood that are loaded right now. I have been picking a lot and using them in Smoothies and also eating a hand full each day. I will pick some leaves and try the Tea.
Thank you for a great and informative video. Looking forward to White Mulberry video.
such a beautiful day ❤️ then so are you! ❤️😍
Thank you! Sending lovely sunshine your way!
We just added a dwarf mulberry bush to our garden and didn't know you could use the leaves for tea. Excellent video, thank you!
That’s so cool! Hope u enjoy the tea!
Your vlog is very educational. Thank you.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed. :)
Our mulberry bush-tree grows 10 to 15 feet every year and every year we cut it back below 8 feet. This year, we can it down to 5 feet and it came back like nothing has happened. It yield so much fruit and leaves, we left most of them to the animals. We dry most 🍃 for medicinal use. Most like we cook a batch with ginger once in a while and drink it like soup. We have a cutting of Pakistani mulberry variety last year from a home garden guy and one of the cutting made it. Looking forward to grow that in my yard and have fruit by next year.
They sure grow so fast! Good thing the leaves and fruits are edible! Will try your recipe! :D Happy Gardening!
This is awesome and will have to try this. Have had a couple of mulberry trees for over a decade but never thought I could use the leaves for much except crafting and my budgie. I do green juice also so could I juice the leaves along with my kale etc? - Heidi
Lovely idea! I'm going to plant one in my yard!
Feel free to come dig one from my yard. They come up wild in my area.
How did it turn out?
Little Urea fertilizer, and chicken or cow manuer before fruiting season
Great Video!
Hi there thanks for sharing I found mulberries mixed with blackberries in our yard a few days ago🕊️Shalom
I love the fruits and i never tot the leaves are also beneficial....❤❤❤
I watched the video where you mom made mulberry wine. I'll be doing the same;-) Can you provide a link for the basket you used to dry the leaves?
USA has Mulberry trees as well. I'm in the united states matter of fact and i'm learning from you first time on your channel, so i'm learning a lot
Hi! I'm late for this video but thank you for all the useful info about mulberry trees! I love these berries but I'm excited that I can also make tea from the leaves. Is there another way to dry a bunch of leaves in a humid area, like northern Indiana? I have a closed in back porch and a giant table I could lay them out on, maybe?
I have like 4 trees , I didn’t know about making tea , ❤thanks
I love white mulberry leaf tea. I find it very relaxing when I'm feeling grumpy. I'm jealous of anyone who has a tree!
You’re such a sweetheart.
You didn't mention to various cultivars of your three mulberry trees, only that one of them produces white berries. I'd be interested in learning about which varieties you have and what you like or dislike about each of them. Can the leaves from any kind of mulberry tree be used for tea, or are some cultivars better than others? Lastly, where did you get that AMAZING large flat drying basket??? That's amazing! Thanks so much for sharing.
Nice...I missssedddd ur vlogs 🍵👍👍👍💗☺
Welcome back! Hope to see more of you here. :)
Have been eating mulberry leaves in the summer and drinking tea in the winter for 3 yrs big reduction in triglycerides and ldl cholesterol
Wendi, what kind of stand you put under the flat basket? I saw you tucked the white veil underneath the flat basket.
I bought a used bamboo flat basket, do you think it is washable? The bamboo flat baskets are back order online and so is the Asian stores, I happened got an offer for the used one. I m thinking wash it and put out for the sun dry it.
What a beautiful drying rack, thanks for sharing another informative video :)
I love that rack. Would get more if I could :D
Broussonetia papyrifera, This is the same tree used for paper and cloth. According to wikipedia : The wood of the plant is useful for making furniture and utensils, and the roots can be used as rope.[3] The fruit and cooked leaves are edible.[
The fruit, leaves, and bark have been used in systems of traditional medicine. For example, the bark and fruit of the species, known locally as jangli toot, are used as a laxative and antipyretic in rural Pakistan.[
The species is used as an ornamental plant. It tolerates disturbance and air pollution, so it has been useful as a landscaping plant on roadsides. It is a pioneer species that easily fills forest clearings, and it has been considered for reforestation efforts.[3] It grows well in many climate types.
Which leaves are more healthy to make tea? Dark red or white mulberry leaves? And can you give a link for a healthy way to make a mulberry syrup please?
We found two 15' mulberry trees on our property. We didn't know what they were until our sin found the berries. It's leaves are high up and not very accessible. I think it's too big to cut back. Any suggestions on how to care for and harvest. They're in the wooded part of our side yard.
That is a nice looking mulberry tree, small but nice looking. Is the tea good tasting? With sugar? Thanks
I actually am looking to convert my farm to 60 acre mulberry farm. Lot of people talk silk worms. My farm has been primarily livestock and pasture. got 160 cuttings on the way. Might have to actually buy and transplant from pots some mature trees for my goat pen i will have them outside of until i have a good feeling the tress are mature enough for them to not kill... them being goats.
Now in regards to the sap, can that be harvested/used for anything beneficial? nutrient content for animals?
It good for diabetic and people with artritis..
Hi madam, thank you for sharing
I got a mulberry tree, my previous owner plant it. This tree seems like got a spirit around it, everytime my wife and i got near to the tree we felt something. I plan to cut the tree. However when i watched this you tube i think i realise it got benefit, not just from the fruit, also leaves and brances ??
Is there any industrial preparation of the mulberry tea leaves for packaging and selling
I have a mulberry tree so if I let them dry for 3 days how do I save them after that so they won't go bad?
How long will the keep once I store them?
Have you ever had the tips of the leaves of your tree start turning black and dying? It seems to be spreading to the other leaves.
Great ma'am 🙏
I have a mulberry tree in my back yard. Never thought it could be so useful. I would just get annoyed stepping on all the berries. Now I'm starting to look at it differently. I looove tea. **About how long does it take the leaves to dry?**
Just a few days if your weather is dry. Once its super crispy and crumbles easily, its done.
Or you can used a dehydrator
Can you dry your mulberry leaves on an electric dehydrator? I live in a humid area and seem to have a hard time drying herbs by hanging them.
I would like to know more about the Chinese herb medicine with the unripped ones, if you know more about it to make a video over it?
Hi Wendi! Found your video because I'm going to try to dry my own mulberry leaves this year (I love mulbery tea!). I'm having trouble finding a large woven drying tray like the one you used. Most of the ones I'm seeing are only about 12". Any idea where I can find one?? Thank you!
You can check Asian stores...? I inherited mine from a friend.
I think you have a paper mulberry with the orange fruit . Is that a light plastic covering to dry the leaves? Order is that a covering with holes?
Mulberry leaf extract, does it block starch absorption?
Where did you get that gigantic basket thing you layed the leaves on to dry?
The young leaf also delicious eat with bbq meat to change the perilla leaf like korean food
Thoughts on tincture from the fruit ?
Can you use any variety of mulberry tree for the tea or just certain ones?
If I want to make tea right away, can I use fresh leaves? Thanks!
I have planted many mulberrys tree in my backyard,but i dont know how to utilise them, please help me to know how to use them wisely
Live in Ohio...these trees grow like crazy everywhere...I call them "weed" trees. The bird "droppings" have "planted" them in cities, woods, etc. I've been picking tge fruits - ALOT of seeds, I will start picking tge leaves, too. I will lay a tarp under the tree to catch the fruit daily.
I have a mulberry tree and after seeing your video I picked alot of leaves and put them in a brown bag, they dried but the leaves aren't green anymore after drying. they turned dark. are they still ok to crush and use for tea? My tree produces dark mulberries. I read an article that a Congressman's wife drank white mulberry tea and it killed her. I want to be sure that my leaves are still ok to use. Your dried leaves are still green but mine are not. If they don't dry green, should I throw them out?
I didnt know mulberry leaves are edible can you eat the boiled leaves?
how many days for best result quality ?? thanks
do you know if a tincture can be made from the leaves?
hi wendi
what if i use food dryer? is it okay?
Hello Ms. Wendi ! Thank u for sharing about mulberry leaves. Im here at KSA and we have 1 mulberry tree near my office and had enjoyed a lot its fruits this 1st qtr of the year. Weather not cold not hot. But this month May its getting hot and no more mulberry fruit. Just today learned that even its leaves has benefits that i will now get some and dry it 😊 Can i ask how to grow Mulberry? Will it grow in the Phils? How many years would it take to bear fruits?
Appreciated much your reply and other infos about mulberries.
Thanks a lot. Best regards.
Chona
You can cut d stem 6-8 inches length, removes d leaves n place it in d ground/soil to germinate.
Yes it grows in the Philippines. I have one mulberry tree and started propagating through stem cuttings. 🙂
Do you know if you can do this for the fruitless mulberries that are all around California landscapes?
This is my question too. Did you ever get an answer?
No. @@breemantooth8457
I have a mulberry tree in my home. But its fruit fell down. Do you have any solution to that problem?
I have a Pakistani mulberry tree and I live in Pakistan. So, weather shouldn't be a problem.
Hi, Wendi how does it even taste ? I have a few new leaves on my plant. I was thinking of your experiment.
a bit like powdered green tea to me.
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Hi Wendi! I am new to your channel and just subscribe! Amazing videos! I would like to know if you know how to prepare the young leaves for cooking or eating? Because I did some research and found that the sap of the plant might affect some people because of its toxic substance. I am thinking to make a caffeine free fermented leaves (much like the Burmese Laphet) but using mulberry leaves instead of green tea leaves since i heard mulberry leaves tea smells like green tea! Please let me know if you know any info regarding the preparation prior to consumption. Million thanks!
That is a great idea!! I personally don’t eat a lot of the leaves. I mostly dry them or tea. You would pick the tender new growth if you want ferment them I assumed - just like “tea needles”. Sap will stop soon after they are plucked off from the stem. Give them a wash before use. That’s how I would prepare it. Disclaimer *Do your research to make sure you are preparing it safely.
@@wendiland Yes I will! Thank you so much!
😊thanks.
Hope it's helpful. :)
How often can you drink mulberry tea leaf ?
have you heard about people fermenting the mulberry leaves before drying them?
Dont we need to wash the leaves before drying them?
Do you wash the leaves first
Do you wash the leaves at any point?
They grow all across philly, never knew the name but i eat them
Never knew leaves cld be eaten raw/fresh! Only certain varieties??
We have white & purple. They only fruit once a year.
Mulberries grow like weeds here in Kansas. Now I have a good use for them before I cut them down! Thanks!
That's awesome! Enjoy making them useful. :)
How many teaspoons tea on a cup of boiling water
Why some mulberry tree don't fruit but has lots of leaves