PINEAPPLE WEED (wild chamomile) • Harvesting & Preserving
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2020
- Every summer, take some time to explore your yard and area around you. Learn to identify weeds-both beneficial and harmful-their uses and ways to preserve them. You will be amazed at what grow beneath your feet!
Today, I present to you pineapple weed! It is a wonderful little plant, with many of the same benefits as regular chamomile:
• relaxing tea
• calms nervousness, agitation and anxiety
• promotes healthy sleep
• aids in digestion
• contains antioxidants
• helps to relieve stomach, intestinal & menstrual cramps
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I knew what they were but I'm glad I saw someone harvesting them and dehydrating them before I try them. Thanks for sharing.
You’re welcome!
Hi! I found you googling the difference between pineapple weed and chamomile. I learned a lot. I'm excited about foraging n harvested my own nettle n feverfew last year. So exciting. Thank you for your help. I subscribed.😊
that's awesome! Thanks for coming to my channel!
Thank you 😊. I just discovered this pretty little plant on one of my nature walks. I can’t wait to try the tea! I have discovered that I have a whole free salad bar (chickweed, henbit, dandelion, dock, yellow sorrel) in my yard. 👍🏼
That's wonderful!!
Love this tip Cathy! I have certainly seen this growing before and thought nothing of it. Growing up we foraged for berries and mushrooms and I love the idea of using what is right in front of us! 💚
Thanks! It really is amazing what is right beneath our feet 😊
@@northstarprepsteader Is there a related plant that is a bright yellow ? Almost identical , but I never see it looking green or smelling of pineapple. ( northern spain )
i love drinking Pineapple weed yea
awesome!
Really nice and informative video. I found my first Pineapple Weed (in the UK) a couple of days ago and picked it yesterday and made tea with it fresh. It definitely loses a bit of it's scent and flavour late in the season, and I'll discard the stalks in future. But very nice, and definitely a soporific (I slept like a log).
Awesome! Yes, the younger fresher plants seem to do better.
Late to the party here. I've got loads of pineapple weed growing where we have had building work done. Thought to myself I wonder if it is good for anything, so I looked it up and your channel came up. Well I didn't know it was wild chamomile, so thank you - I'll be harvesting some for sure.
Awesome! Glad you found me and it helps!
I loved it! I didn't need any honey to sweeten it, it was perfectly fine as it was. My husband not so keen - he's a Darjeeling man and not an herbal drinker. Since then Roman chamomile started growing in the same area! I'm so happy! I've been harvesting that too - and it is so much better than shop bought tea bags - even down to me snoozing after the first test! Oops too much perhaps! LOL! xx
I'm going to try this. We have it on our gravel driveway.
Awesome!
This is new to me. I have a large garden in Crystal, MN. Canning beans from my garden got 30 pints of regular beans and 6 pints pickled beans. I also got a large cabbages from a local farmers market, canned 6 quarts from one, wow! Busy busy. Now work nights Mon, Tues, Fri, Sat, Sun. So will sleep this next week.
Awesome! Yes, life gets crazy at this time! Is gardening new or the whole RUclips thing?
I think your method of canning tomatoes, especially the way it can be done over two days, is really something! I hope you'll start featuring it (if that's the right term) at the end of your current videos. I mentioned it the other day on Jess's video where she talked about gearing up to start canning....I think it would appeal to a lot of busy people.
Thank you, I’ll definitely keep that in mind. 😊
Tea is awesome
What a an awesome little weed. Great find on your homestead 😊
Thanks!!
Thanks for all the information !
You're welcome!
I love wild chamomile.
We have so much of this on the farm, thanks for the ideas for using it. The chickens and peas love it too.
You're welcome! Hope all is going well :)
@@northstarprepsteader I'm starting to feel better so started watching a few videos again. Hope to be back to normal soon.
I haven't seen a public sidewalk in a residential area for a long time! Glad to learn about foraging, so important to know.
Thanks!
Just found some in a field and I'm in love - the smell is wonderful!
Awesome!
I've never heard of this, very cool! AND: I got a notification!!!
Awesome!! It IS cool :)
I had no idea this is a thing. Thank you
You're welcome!
Foraged a bunch today! Will be drying them out! ☺️ thx for sharing
Awesome!! You’re welcome ☺️
Thank you - your video was very helpful 🙂
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you for telling me that pineapple weed is some different thane camomile. You are sweet..
You're welcome and thanks :)
Fantastic forage ! We love it . Peace
Thank you!
This was so wholesome I'm surprised you don't have more followers.
Thank you 😊. Spread the word!!
Thanks for the information
My pleasure
Very insightful, i just got some from a farmers market its june and they are ripe so excited to make tea.
Thank you and that's wonderful!
Thank you for the info❤
You're so welcome!
Great video! I had no idea.
Thanks!!
Another wonderful video!! I could watch these all day. I highly recommend the channel Herbal Jedi, I've been learning lots through his informative videos and yours too!
Blessings 😊
Thank you so much! Yes, I’ve recently heard of his too-haven’t had time to get over there to watch it yet, but thanks for the recommendation!
Sometimes I will just eathe flowers, they are very delicious
Interesting!!!
How awesome is this now I'm wondering if I have these in my yard. I wonder how many things are in my yard that are actually edible that I'm not even aware of or I'm not even looking. Thank you thank you and how fun enjoy
You're welcome! Is is fun to explore what we have :)
Is there a replay available for the live? I'd love to get to see it but am having a hard time finding it.
There is, but always seems to be a delay while YT is processing it. Hopefully will be up in the morning.
I make my tea from the whole plant, only cut the dirty root off
Awesome!
Just wondering, is the flavor different if you dehydrate them vs letting them dry naturally?
Flavor should be the same. The drying process really depends on your climate-if you are in a humid climate, best to dehydrate because the humidity could foster mold on your plants before they're dry enough. If your area is very dry, air-drying is wonderful.
If I just clip it and leave the base stem and root, will more grow?
Yes, if the weather cooperates you can get more growth. Otherwise, it will definitely come back up next year.
Question... Can you use it as a safe type deal? Like can I dry it and burn it??
It's like chamomile. I wouldn't burn it-just dry it for tea.
Thank you, will do this asap, I have a lot growing here - as well as a look alike with white petals (a mayweed?)
Awesome! I'm not sure what the white petals are, though.
I think I’m going to try the leaves and stalk too I’m in a Facebook group for foraging and this lady said she throws the whole shoot in boiling water for her tea
It’s definitely full of flavor!
Can you name the fb group?
Hi Cathy
Hey Howie!
Why not keeping the root on dirt??? Kinda of total waste
Why not just trim the flowering heads off and use just what you need rather than uprooting the whole plant.....
Could certainly do that, but these were in my brick walkway and I really wanted the plants out of there.