This Spring Wild Edible Contains Protein! (Smilax)

Never consume or use any plant you are unsure of. Always be 100% certain of every species before you consume. If you are not sure, don't eat it.
Smilax, otherwise known as Greenbrier is a spring wild edible and, it also contains protein! Which is somewhat rare for plants.

[@joejumps4fun]

Good stuff, thanks for sharing Cody!

[@frankblack1185]

Thank you Very much from North West England UK 👍❤

[@rayraymontoya78]

Thank you. Your videos are solid.

[@charlienew2009]

Hey Cody, appreciate all your efforts - I'm experiencing the outdoors through your vids (missing my home state of Oregon) - stuck in lockdown in Singapore. I've learned a lot from you in the last three weeks - thanks for all your work, experience and positive energy!

[@tomritter493]

Great plant to know thanks son

[@mikes7446]

I like your other video about the wild edibles. Looking like a young buck no facial hair.

[@jonygmx4266]

thank you for your videos :)

[@terrylucas630]

Awesome 👍

[@georgehays4908]

.....thank dude ! I have one that grows in my front planter area . I'd cut it down over and over , because I thought it was something my southern brothers told me about . ...Kudzu , and I thought it was invasive plant up here in Cass County MICHIGAN ! Wolverine State ! I love to forage local vegetation , and never new what that plant was . It covered my wrought iron porch though and it was nice looking ! I will try it soon as it's warm enough here for it to start growing ! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience ! Peace !

[@jessemaldonado7971]

The forest offers all sorts of delight's to eat

[@dukeman7595]

cool.

[@spiritsurvival645]

Cody, may I ask what general area you are at? I’m finding several different types of Smilex.

[@robertdodd9623]

They will ignite like gasoline when put on a fire, even green. I expect they would make strong cordage as well, If you take time to cut thorns off and split them.

[@asdfjklasdfjkl1988]

Can you eat just the greener tips off of more mature Vines later in the summer?

[@mikes7446]

Never mind I can probably find these in the Greenbelts my way.

[@anthonyhudson5803]

Did I see you at In N Out the other day?

[@dgundeadforge17]

Nice, does it grow I newengland area. I'm in Massachusetts

[@mikes7446]

None of these plants are in my area.

[@porkyswelding]

i thought glossy plants were bad to eat

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

DOOD!