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In other countries if you ingest poison, they give you activated carbon to try soak up the poison in the stomach. Not just, “put you on life support”

If this grows in a vegetable garden, does it contaminate the soil at all?

thank you so much. Using several points of identification was very helpful. I'm confident I can tell the difference now.

Doubt very much that's hemlock btw

Why on earth are YOU setting such a TERRIBLE EXAMPLE to your audience by handling Hemlock with your BARE HANDS ?!?! You should be demonstrating BEST PRACTICES… not just telling others to do as I say (not as I do) SMH 👎

I've been watching your videos for awhile now, and lately I've had my young son watching them. He also finds them entertaining and informative. Aged 10. We both believe you do a great job explaining without droning on, and your videos are packed full of useful information. Thanks very much for sharing your time.

Awesome presentation! Excellent visuals and the Queen Anne story make it easy for young and old to remember.

So, do elderberry have fuzzy stems? Does Hemlock produce berries?

A very helpful and informative vid. Although you were saying “umbel” which isn’t actually a word (at least not in English😂) …but surely you meant to say ‘umbral’, right? No doubt the term “umbral” is related to the word: umbrella, which makes sense given the Wild Carrot’s umbrella shaped flower.👍

Thankyou, very helpful,I have what I believe is hemlock in my garden in the UK.

As toxic as it is, i wonder-- does the poison in its roots contaminate the soil and affect other plants growing near it? For example, in the garden-- will it mess up the vegetables? Thank you for this info.

What about the shape of the leaves? Can you show the differences of the leaves.

What about taking activated charcoal for hemlock poisoning? Also, in ayurveda, they have many herbs to counteract poisons of all kinds. I would look and see if they have anything for it.

That is crazy how something so beautiful and magnificent can be so deadly!

How do u get rid of poison hemlock? If you discover it on your property. Does anyone know

Waait dont these have chiggers im so confused on gow you touching

FWIW I had a bunch of hemlock with big white umbels in a fairly shady spot in my yard, so must not necessarily need lots of direct sunlight. The first spring in a new house brought lots of surprises growing. Beautiful alliums, but also surprise poison! 😂

We are seeing an explosion of Poison Hemlock here in South Central Pennsylvania this year. It's everywhere along the roadways and it's a new infestation. I cleared about 30 plants from behind our shed last weekend...very scary stuff. Some plants were 8' tall and huge. Thanks for this great comparison.

Thank you! I just picked a wild carrot. The leaves when rubbed together smell quite carrot-y, as does the white root which is very tough and fibrous.

why would people eat hemlock? at least people might eat the elderberry berry

As a kid I thought the dark dot on Queen Anne's Lace was a big...

What do the leaves look like on these plants/

Ok I have a plant that is green with the purple but the leaves are like that of elderberry, small plant.

Where can we purchase a mole like that

Around here, we call queen ann's lace "chigger weed".

I'm amazed how many negative comments on here 😞

THANK YOU, MATT! I knew what Queen Anne's Lace looks like but not Hemlock. I agree with Margorie- I like the stories to help ID the difference. Great job!

The flower reminds me of elderberries

Good job over-all bro. I have a bit of advice for you to kick up your skill lvl. Teepee style fire-lay (drains rain/sleet/snow melt to the outside). If raining, line the outside with bark layers. If you think you have enough smoke, you don't, lol, always hit it more before stopping (rule of thumb). Scrape off first dust and get rid of it, as it is high in moisture and will prevent easy coal formation. You can do friction fire even if the fire-board has been soaking for says in a puddle of water. You have to create steam within the wood to drive the water out the ends of the board and spindle. Requires three holes side by side with center hole for fire. One note, use much finer initial tinder when everything is soaked. Think twigs as thin or thinner than a pencil lead to start, then a bunch 1/8" in diameter, then some 3/16", etc., in layers. You have to get the wood above 220 D Fahrenheit before it can start heating to the self-ignition temp of 800 degrees. Do it right, you can start a friction fire with even soaked firewood in the rain. With wet conditions, as you have learned, everything is a little harder. However, friction fire is reliable, not impossible, but you have to know what is going on with everything at each step of the process, or you will probably fail and won't know why. Most of the weekend survivalists in the forums do not know why fires works, let alone what is going on within the wood during the stages of friction fire, so that is why many think friction fire is like magic so to speak.If you have any questions feel free to ask.

I'm hopeful you didn't get sick from handling this plant?

You are a wonderful teacher. I wish I lived closer to be able to take a class. From Northeast Arkansas.

The guy talking about poison hemlock and him constantly touching it and me worried he will get posioned from grabbing..😅

Page 321 Cicutoxin, a poison that has severe effect on the nervous system, for example, is made in water hemlock, a member of the parsley family.

In the south chiggers hang on these and around cedar trees they like the carroty cedar smell, I learned the hard way, so be cautious of these and cedar trees when yer in the south where chiggers live.

Dude FREAKY how GIANT those water hemlocks are down at lower elevation. In the mountains, theyre little, but i but bet those daggum things have a HUGE delicious looking "carrot" good God be careful out there, folks. 🙏

I don't know why but i seem to be a counter clockwise guy.Every video i see everybody uses the working end in their right hand but the left is so much easier for me

2:34 that's my favorite way.

Fantastic verbal explanation and visual. Thanks so much!

Very good video thanks 😊

Thanks man this was so awesome of a guide

hemlock is the most poisonous plant. A

You could pull out the root.

Your volume levels need work. Thanks for the information.

Great video!

Thanks :-)

Thank you so so so much!!

they were just known as cow poison where I came from. Easily identified because the cows would not touch it. To confuse the issue even more, we also had carraway growing in the same fields as the Hemlock and wild carrot.

If anyone has accidental poisoning, a good standby is homeopathic Conium maculatum, which is made from hemlock in dilution. Typical symptoms of poisoning the remedy might treat, - paralysis from lower limbs upwards unsteady gait, in-co-ordination, sudden loss of strength when walking. take care guys luv n light x

Thank you for this! What in the world is the point of this deadly plant? Does it have any uses other than being toxic and scary!

White flowers that look like a rounded dome, smooth stem, blotches, stay away. Nice video. Also water hemlock looks similar but with more of a rounded dome flower arrangement and the same smooth stem and blotches. I got some good pictures of the water hemlock here in southern Alberta while canoeing at a lake shore. I pay closer attention to the harmful plants as identifying them is most important.