Yarrow Benefits and Uses
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I use yarrow to make 'blood stop powder'. Dry the leaves and powder them in a spice mill, strain out any bigger pieces and place the powder in a jar. There are occasions on a farm where blood stop powder really comes in handy - cutting a goat's hoof too short or your dog's toenail. I discovered that the commercial stuff REALLY STINGS. "Ask me how I know". That's when I started making my own from yarrow and it dosn't sting. Great stuff to have on hand.
Yes, the styptic properties are so fast. I keep a jar of the powdered flowers on hand.
Thank you, my dog needs that nearly every time I get the chance to clip her nails it's been too long. Therefore they bleed. She is going to love you! I purchased dog blood stop stiptic but have been afraid to add pain to this little old ladie's life. God bless, she's going to be a happier doggie. :)
@@annsaunders8262 Sure hope it works for you and your sweet doggie. Another tip I found online about clipping toenails. Clip only a very small amount and do it every week. The lady demonstrating has a "toeneil Tuesday" every week. Sorry to say I still haven't been able to make myself trim Dakota's toeails on a weekly basis.
Yes, I have used it on a dog toe nail that got clipped to close with good results. I just pour some boiling water on dried blossoms on a paper towel, let it steep and cool a bit and wadded that on the dogs toe nail. She was so grateful for the pain relief, she let me do the rest of the groom, no problem. I use it on finger cuts: I know how good the pain relief is.
As always, your videos and fabulous knowledge and information, never disappoints. Thank you so much for sharing all of your knowledge with us!
I foraged 20 yarrow plants today. I'm in Birmingham UK. Our council stopped cutting our grass verges. So I saw this video last week and recognised the yarrow. I just yanked up 20 plants and took them home and planted them immediately. I'm going to cultivate yarrow now to make into herbal remedies. I'll be able to plant the yarrow in pots and gift to friends. I'll give the powder to prepper friends too.
Make sure to try and pick them from a non-polluted area
I woke up sick one morning...like a cold or flu.
I chopped up about a half cup of yarrow, simmered 10 minutes in 2 cups of water, strained and drank all. Laid down, went to sleep woke up sweating like crazy and was well.
Amazing stuff.
I love hearing/reading other people's unique success stories on these herbs! Thank you for sharing!
I had to come back to this video to tell you what you did for me, I watched this, went right out to the side of the road where yarrow grows wild, harvested a bunch and seeds, 1 hour later I burned myself, I squished up some flowers and just slapped it on, and I can’t actually believe it took the sting but it did!! Ahhhh!!! Thank you
Hi just asking you just crushed the flowers and pressed it on the burn?
Stepped in broken glass and thought I'd gotten it all out but I hadn't. Had a pretty good infection going for about 5 days. I threw everything over-the-counter at it; h202, isopropyl, iodine, etc., remembered the yarrow and Voila! 3 days later it was gone. Yarrow is the miraculous gift that does the seemingly impossible.
Psalm 51:7 😍
Purge me with hyssop, and I shall be clean: wash me and I shall be whiter than snow ❤
Hyssop apparently helps regulate blood pressure in an adaptogenic way by being beneficial for both high and low blood pressure
I didn’t know it was useful as a purgative
Thanks for sharing this scripture ❤
I put several pink yarrow plants around and they have become my garden favorites. So lacy, delicate and pretty! Now I know they're medicinal!
Yarrow is one plant soldiers used to carry into battle with them because of the styptic and healing abilities. We had it growing all around us when we lived in the mountains and I miss it very much. We had that and mullein in abundance, among many other things.
I forage mulluen, yarrow, wild mint, elderflower, blackberries, plantain, and nettles.
Very good. I used to . However, in my present yard I have plantain, mullein, which we brought down the seeds with us when we moved to the lowlands. We also planted elderberries, so we still have a few things we once did.
I live on a ranch with about one section of 25 acres covered with wild yarrow. I use it a lot all the time.
You could probably sell some of it to some organic herbal medicine concern.
@hellsscoutact5379 can I get some seed or hunk of root? I'm starting an medicinal herb garden...I have tons of comfrey...I could swap
I can not tell you what a ministry you have to share your knowledge to make people healthier and in less pain. I can not thank you enough
It is amazing on poison ivy too! Infused Olive oil allowed me to sleep 8 hours without waking up to scratch.
I am just starting to get into growing and using herbs at the late age of 74. Yarrow was the entry portal. I saw a video by a man who runs a survivalist school in, I think, Arkansas. In an area with plenty of poison oak. He makes an ointment with an infusion of yarrow and plantain. He claims its the best treatment he's run across. I haven't had need for it yet - I live in poison oak country and react strongly - but I'm ready!
@@Stevefor1776 Жаль, что нет рецепта этой мази.
The roots are suppose to be a good pain reliever. I've grown it for many years and am about to dig up a section and tincture the roots and dry everything else for teas. I always take my plants with me when we move to start over in a new garden and yarrow does so well even with out attention, where ever I put it. I divide it yearly and move to new sections of my garden. I love medicinals. Just found Osha the other day in the mountains.
I just harvested a bunch of this a few minutes from my house. Last year I found a plant growing wild in our yard and moved it onto our garden beds. Its now in its happy place. But it might be awhile before it gets very big. Getting ready to make a tincture.you are right. Its important to keep searching for info online. Tons of info. Thanks!!
I can testify to the effectiveness of yarrow in stopping bleeding having had to resort to it on two occasions when I feared that I would have to end up calling an ambulance. Then I remembered reading somewhere about yarrow's ability to stop bleeding. I told my husband where it was in the flowerbed, described what it looked like. He brought it to me, washed it and made a tea from the leaves which we used to wash the wound after a cooling it down quickly. The bleeding subsided very soon after application. It saved me the cost of an ambulance trip, an emergency room visit and possibly a hospital stay--Mega bucks these days. God is good all the time!
Excellent!
I always love hearing about medical benefits of all different kinds of plants. We believe that God gave us all we need, its up to us to know what to use and go out and grab it 😊 I love your videos and appreciate all your hard work that goes into making them!
Absolutely! Thank you Jennifer!
That’s so true! It’s written in the bible that God gave us all the plants to heal our ailments! Truly amazing isn’t it?!! All the glory goes to God! 🙏🏼❤️😇
@@monicasp3454 Exactly!
My mom used to use yarrow to help my little brother when he would get very high fevers. Thank you for the information.
Thanks for the helpful info. I will try yarrow mixed with my aloe in the future.
Another tip- add yarrow leaves to your compost to break it down faster. 😀
I didn't know this. I have trouble with my compost breaking down slowly. Great suggestion.
I've been busy drying yarrow too. My son grows hops for home brewing and he asked me to leave the yarrow growing near them because they deter some pests. Yarrow is just beautiful!
Yes God is good......I am Obsessed with naturally healing with plants and herbs .I also want a herb garden and crops as well.
Yarrow grows wild in my yard. Now I know what to use it for! Thanks!
I make a tea with dry leaves and flowers and add to my coffee every morning, taste great. Helps my circulation in my arms. Also look at Mullen for clearing your lungs.
I just bought one today😍 I don’t know where to grow it. But mine has grayish green leaves but it identifies on my plant finder as yarrow. It blooms like a elderberry somewhat. Not as tall but beautiful.i am a retired nurse so I am buying homeopathic herbs for my house. I call it the healing corner😇 I love your information!
The tincture and the powdered flowers and leaves are essential in The first aid kit. Great at stopping bleeding.
Whatever you do, don't overwater it! I got the most beautiful red with yellow centers yarrow a few weeks ago and it immediately got really sick. Watched someone else's RUclips video, trimmed it back to the ground and now it's surging right back up again. They like it rather dry and nothing too fancy for soil too.
It grows wild everywhere where I live. I just foraged 20 plants with roots from one overgrown grass verge.
Great video! I grew yarrow last year in a container from a wild yarrow plant i dug up. Well, it didn't work out. It died. But this year, it grew more than I ever imagined. From one plant to a bush! Anyway, I'm going to use it and leave some to regrow next year and collect seeds to have another bunch in another area because I don't think you can have too much yarrow. I make "bleed-stop" and salve, and tinctures with it. Its definitely going into my apothecary. Now, I'm going to be saving it for tea and see what happens with my ulcer! Gods Blessings for everyone 🥰
У меня незаживающая рана на груди. Поделитесь, пожалуйста, рецептом мази из тысячелистника. БлагоДарю.❤
My go-to for any burns, such as sunburn or a burn from oven or stove ,is lavender oil. Now I just found another herb.That works for that too.❤❤❤
You won't believe this but...I planted this from seed from rareseeds and I have 3 plants doing well that came back after winter. I was JUST wondering how to use it and there came your video from 2017. LOL! I have grown all these herbs for all these purposes and I'm only just learning how to use them. They are doing well since moving them to the food forest under some canopy and I am just thrilled to find your video on this!
That is great! :D
Hi Heidi, God is good all the time. Hallelujah.❤❤❤
Harvested some yarrow and I am putting them on the dehydrator so I thought I'd put this on in the background. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom!
I used it as a chew when I quit chewing Tobacco . Was a real help .
Yarrow and nettle are number one plants to have in my house.
Just got some starters from a friend. Can't wait to utilize them. Thanks for the information.
I always use yarrow every time I get scrapes and cuts while hiking since it’s grown just about everywhere, especially on roadsides. It’s easy to just pick the leafy parts and roll/smash with fingers though-roughly and apply directly to area needed. Then if needed, look around for Indian band-aide if I don’t have any in backpack, and find vine or tall grass to tie in over the wounded area. It works really well.
Thank you very much. I just started yarrow , it works like a charm. Love this pretty plant. I had something like an abscess in my mouth , it looked like a little white ball on my lower jaw. I made a yarrow tea , rinsed my mouth with the tea and after just second rinse the white ball was almost completely gone ! I was amazed ! The yarrow I use is wild growing yarrow, I have noticed myself that wild growing herbs are more potent.
It really is and I love the feathery leaves. Is that Hellebore in your photo? I have been thinking of growing that too, it is so lovely and has its own medicinal benefits too
Yes, it is Hellebore . I didn't know this beauty has medicinal benefits, thanks for sharing about it with me. Green blessings.
I feel like yarrow is changing my life suffer with long heavy periods the first two days are still a little rough but after that it’s so much shorter... Better then any medicine or BC!!
Have you ever been diagnosed with endometriosis it's very painful and it causes you to have a really heavy periods so you might want to see if they can find out if you have endometriosis there's not much you can do about it it's just something that some women have
PS I forgot to tell you it could wrap around your other organs like your bowels do you have bowel problems
I have endometriosis and before I had my hysterectomy and got rid of it honey I had my. I thought I was having a baby I'd be in so much pain my bowels would go into contractions it was all for the way it made me feel if you've got that I feel sorry for you and you need to go get checked out God bless
This is what I was looking for, looking for the same relief
@@lynnentler5725 how did you get rid of your endometriosis?
Started saving seeds! Love Baker’s Creek as well! Can’t wait to get my seed order from you! Thank you!
We just went camping at a lake and noticed how few mosquitos. And now I know why lol! Wild Yarrow everwhere! Thank you! Love and prayers❤
Good to know. Thanks
Thanks for the stories of real dogs and ppl.....really makes it useful and motivating!
Thankyou,this year I’m going my medicinal herb garden, I planted yarrow also 😇🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻♥️
For burns Aloe Vera, too, is remarkably effective. Use the thick gel from inside the leaf. Thanks for this info about Yarrow.
Yep! I use home homegrown aloe too, this is just a profile on yarrow itself :)
@@RainCountryHomestead God bless you in this good work.
Just throwing this in, egg whites are amazing for burns. A family member that is a EMT taught me that.
And all the time,
God is Good!
Amen!
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Just got some from the amish it's beautiful, which is why I selected it . I have it in mostly shade m.its just getting buds . Im.a bleeder, I'm thrilled to know I can use it to heal my body , as it's already helping my spirit .
Oh my goodness, Thank You! I haven't even finished the video, but I had to pause it and take notes. I harvested some yarrow finally this week. 1) my little dog gets eye infections, also. 2) aloe vera, duh! I have a big ol pot of it I always ignore.
When we moved to our new place, I dug up my late mother's yarrow plant , it loves being here and I get to thank her every time I use it and see it.
When my husband cut himself in the barn, I pulled a handful of leaves and mashed them just in my hand, and had him keep the wad of herb on his cut while i got a bandage. The bleeding had stopped by time i got back to him.
Great testimonial!
thank you for all of your time and energy you put into making these videos. I'm starting to plant and learn how to use different herbs medically. your videos are very informative. love the fact that you listed the books you've used.
Always happy to share, thank you Cheryl
I love yarrow. I planted it from seed because I thought it was pretty and then learned of its medicinal properties. I have only used it to stop bleeding, but I have tinctured it and plan to start using it for other problems. I still think it's pretty so, when I decided to plant wildflowers and herbs in my front yard, I planted several yarrows, both because of the flowers and because the ferny texture of their leaves makes a nice background for the other wildflowers.
I agree :)
I foraged and planted 20 yarrow plants today.
Thanks for the info on this plant. The only thing I knew about it was soldiers in the past used to stop the bleeding of wounds.
Seems like I learn something new about each herb I grow every time I read about it. :D
I have been Growing this plant and I’ve been using it but you shared a lot more information that is helpful thank you
Yes thank you SO MUCH Heidi for sharing your wisdom with all of us!! It’s truly a blessing!!! And a gift.♥️♥️♥️
I used COLD yellow mustard it worked. After the 2nd round, the sting goes away. You will not be left with a blistering.
I am so glad you shared this I'm going to try it. Thank you so much. And God bless you! ❤
Excellent photography showing clearly and comprehensively the plant.
I have lots of yarrow around my property, it grows wild. I also bought some seeds for other colors as well. I'm excited to harvest it this summer to add to my herb collection. Thank you again for sharing and I will be doing my own research on these many different types as you suggest. God bless you dear 😍👼🙏💖
Thank you Kathleen!
Great job on yarrow! I will be looking into it a lot more now that I have this plant growing! Thanks so much!
We were just talking about Yarrow..it grows wild here in NH everywhere! Great info!! Thank you! I love your channel! I don't always comment because I watch via ROKU. God Bless! ❤️
O cool! Thank you!
I love these videos. Thank you for doing videos on herbs and how to use them. I can't read book on them bc of my dyslexia. But seeing it in camera it makes sense for me. Thank you
O good! I am so happy that I can be of some help!
I took a small yarrow plant from my late mother's garden when we moved to our place two years ago. It is gorgeous! This year, it spread to our little north orchard, it's so beautiful. This morning I put a batch of flowers and leaves into the oven to dry. I like to use the convection function, helps with the drying.
My husband is almost finished making me a solar dehydrator, I'm looking forward to using it and having dried herbs from our garden for food and tea.
Thank you for the video. And yes, God is good all the time!
God bless you.
I know a lot of people also like to hang their herbs to dry, I have tried that but it is just too humid here and they never really dry well, besides, with the great amount that I dry, I would have herbs hanging all over my house! haha :D
I so appreciate your videos. I am trying to learn wild herbs and you always provide the best!
Thank you for the video! I just got seeds because Baker Creek promoted it along with comfrey and one other that are good for compost. Glad to know some of the other many benefits of yarrow!!
I just stumbled on some of this on our property, this is amazing!!
I just bought some seeds from you the other day. So excited!
Love love love your vids. I literally Just found some yarrow growing in a field behind a jobsite. Yayyyy! Now to see how to propagate it. Timing couldn't have been better. He catches all our tears in a bottle. He is soooo good!
It can self seed fairly easily but it is also a perennial so it comes back each year. You will be able to get tons of seed to replant elsewhere but you can also break off pieces around the base - making sure to get some root, and transplant it. I have done this many times
Smells really good and grows everywhere in the wild
Thank you. So beneficial!! GOD IS GOOD!! ✌🏻 ALL THE TIME ❤️ May God Bless you till it overflows!!!!! 😘
Yarrow is also good to help quit chewing tobacco, just replace the chewing tobacco with Yarrow and slowly quit the Yarrow.
I think I used to have yarrow in my garden, but they are pink ... But I don't see them anymore, the blackberry plants have taken over the garden. After watching your video, I need to get some seeds and grow them next year. Thank you!
They do come in pastel colors as well. I have read in some places that the white is most medicinal but in other places that they are pretty much the same
@@RainCountryHomestead, Thank you for your quick response! 😃
Great pain relief and healing properties. I also use it to clean French Bulldog face folds and then I only need to clean their faces every other day. Pets also like the smell and trust me to do things to them with yarrow. It also grows wild on the West coast but is too strong for internal use. I grow in my garden. The plant migrates and dies in the old spot. Needs to be moved often if you want lots.
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Love this . Thanks! God is indeed good all the time.
I like this flower now in summer she is everywhere in the nature thank you for your video
It's very very dought tolerant and stays really green. It spread to a patch in my lawn that i just keep mowing down. Stays nice soft and green. Thought about seeding more in the lawn with crimson clover?
I just found this plant today happy to find and the uses!
I learned something new, thank you.
Everytime I step foot outside in the summer mosquitoes attack me like crazy it's like If I were a mosquito magnet meanwhile my husband doesn't get not one bite. I'm gonna grow it this year and wear it like crazy whenever im in my back yard in the hot humid summers of Georgia. Very informative video thank you!
Catnip is also said to be a good mosquito repellent
It grows wild where I live in SW Colorado. I have it growing wild on the property that I live on. Also have Lamb's quarter, Dandelion, Mallow, Mullein, Burdock, Elecampane, and I am sure there are some I haven't ID'd yet.
This was a great and very informative video! I'm looking forward to seeing more of your plant/herb videos so I can get some planted myself.
Hey.....love your Gardening videos.I live in Saint Augustine Fl.I have gardens too,and buy Baker Creek,and Burpee.
Looked this up today and found it in my yard. I was shocked. (Also dug it up and planted it. Goin to start a 8x8 herbal remedy garden)
Very cool!
spread a nice and thick layer of mustard over the area. Works great. Good to know about Yarrow. Thanks.
If you mean for the burn, she tried the mustard and it did not work for her but the yarrow and aloe worked very well
I used to use it as a douche for an occasional goat that had too much bleeding in labor and delivery. Now I have a better nutritional program for them so not a problem anymore. But, recently I started taking a natural help for neuropathy in the feet. ( carnitine, Chinese club moss and a couple other things). It made my fistula ( abdominal, from perforated bowel), bleed excessively. I didnt wantvto stop the supplement, but cut the dose and took yarrow for it and yes, brought the bleeding down, and back to reduced drainage.
MY HUSBAND CUT MY YARROW DOWN AND I THOUGHT IT WAS LOST, BUT I'M SEEING SOME COMING BACK.
Yes, it will come back and cutting it back now and then will help it be more full so it will likely be very healthy :D
@@RainCountryHomestead THANK YOU SIS
Why did he do that?
Hahaha same thing happened at my home. I'm so happy its popping back up in the garden! Cosmos looks really beautiful intermingled with yarrow flowers
@@swizzleproxi4810 It was probably growing in the grass like mine & my husband cut the grass so hopefully it comes back.
Awesome video! I love the back story of how yarrow got it's latin name, very cool. I am focusing on cold hardy medicinal perennials this year and have enjoyed your informative vids :)
So glad the information I pass on is helpful!
I had a cut that would not stop bleeding. After making sure the wound was clean, we made a poultice from clean, fresh, yarrow leaves. It stopped bleeding immediately. The wound was gaping slightly. We gently put a bandage on it that pulled it together also leaving a bit of yarrow on it over night. The next day, the wound had sealed off and the doctor said that we had done all that we needed to do. Now it is healed and I am looking for a natural way to help the scar fade, since it is above my eyebrow.
They are really beautiful flowers
I have this in my garden and never knew it was useful.
I bought catnip and candela today after seeing your videos. Also got some nasturtium.
I have heard yarrow and ginseng mixed is a great healer.
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Really good video thank you for sharing
Hi, I make healing salves with this plant...
Celine McGrane me too !!!
Celine McGrane how do you make the salve?
Have you heard of Prickly Ash root? Not sure I've even spelled it right. My grandmother would get it in the wooded area close to the creek behind her house. She put the root in a bottle of vodka or whisky. She had arthritis and when she was having probs with crocheting she would take a tablespoon of it in the morning and 1 tablespoon at night. She said it would relieve her symtoms quickly and she could use her hands again without the stiffness and pain. I haven't been able to find anyone who knew what it was. Unfortunately I forgot where it was and don't recognize it now. I was pretty young when she showed it to me many years ago
What is the best way to dehydrate Yarrow for tea?
Also do I have to wash Yarrow when I cut back?
The most I do if needed is rinse my herbs but I never wash. My yarrow rarely needs even a rinse, I just put it on my dehydrator trays and dry at 105°
I know this is an old video but thank you xx
Love love love the info!!! Thank you!! I have some growing! Woot!
Wonderful! :D
Yah, don’t laugh, hehehe, but yellow mustard has saved me more than once! It took more than 5 min but calming started almost immediately. I did do more than one application if stinging came back up. My last burn was horrible when a boiled kettle of water poured over my hand. Owie! It took two applications over 20-30min but then, voila…I’d totally forgotten about it and no scarring. Both times my hand actually blistered. Scary to look at it as I anticipated more pain…but it never happened:) still. I want to do something with my yarrow. Mine are slightly pink and I’d heard you want the white yarrow? Ty. I really appreciate you and your channel:)
I believe all yarrow has some benefits but the white, which is the wild version, is best
I have this all over my yard. Wow.
Just bought some yarrow seeds today. They are mixed colors so wonder if that's good or bad didn't know they had multi colors. Can't find any wild here in Michigan. Alot of the fake stuff that's poisonous. Love your vids dear. Stay blessed
You can use them but the white just has more benefits as it is the more wild variety.
The poison stuff is ,Waterhemlock and gets very tall with many branches with flowers at the end, and the leaves are different.
I just learnt something new today, I have lots of yarrow growing "wild" in my garden along with dandelion, both of which I plan to utilize this year, should I ever be able to do any gardening this year. We had another two foot snow dump yesterday which really depressed me but I live in Northern Canada so I should know better. Anyway, I'm hoping to make some dandelion blossom jam if I can find a recipe, I'm not much for jams but I make tomato jam (after I'm done roasting them) when I have too many and it's quite delicious so I'd like to try others. I wonder if the pink yarrow is OK to use though I don't see why not. I've got both.
I believe it is ok to use but the white simply has more benefits as it is its true, wild form
Beautiful intro ✝️🙌🏽💚
Does it matter what type of Yarrow/ Achillea plant it is? I just bought my mom firefly peach sky, and I know there are a couple other varieties does it matter or do all of them work the same? Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
I believe al of them have some medicinal properties but it is the wild yarrow (white) that has the most
@@RainCountryHomestead thank you!
You should write a book!!!
I’d buy it. ❤️
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Thanks for your videos all are Awesome!!! Just a question, yarrow survive freezing temperatures, I want transplant mine from the pot to the garden, I live in Arkansas. Thanks very much ❤💕
I did not understand what part of that is the question but yes, it can survive freezing. Most plants survive freezing better in the ground than in a pot as in the ground the roots are more insulated
@@RainCountryHomestead Yes that was my question, Thaks very much!!! Blessings...much love!
I am new to Yarrow, but your testimonial about the yarrow tea as drop for your pup made me wonder. Would I be able to use the same tea drops in my pup's ears? He is a Springer Spaniel and is prone to ear infections because of the long, floppy, and hairy ears. I have spent thousands of dollars at the vet, then I found drops on a website, spending $80 a month. If yarrow could be used instead I would greatly information or recipe. Thank you kindly. Blessed Be
Possibly though I cannot say whether or not it will help the same way, it may be worth a try
Interesting about trying the Yarrow for his ear infections. Usually all books say to use Garlic. I think any herb with antibiotic/ect properties can be used though. I tend to just stick a glob of Salve in his ears with my pinky and that seems to take away the issues temporarily until the next time. I've tried Dandelion salve and that worked as well.
Thank you for sharing, and yes I did learn something new, always do here....😊
You are welcome and thank you!
very good and helpful
Thank you for the information you share. I am just starting grow, harvest and use herbs. I just harvested some yarrow and just before separating flowers and leaves to prep them to be placed in my dehydrator, I noticed a lot of bugs, like green tiny spiders under the flowers. What would you suggest to do in this case? I believe there is no way to get them out of cuttings. Please suggest.
I simply rinse such things off. As long as the plant still looks healthy, it will be fine