let's get to know mullein + tincture making + drying

[@alieteicole335]

Thank you for this video. I've been ordering the mullein leaf tea bags online but wanted to learn how to grow and utilize without buying them.

[@harvestthyme5944]

Thank you for the comment about using what you have available.
My neighbor had a Mullein plant (2nd year) growing in her driveway. I noticed it after the stalk shot up. She allowed me to harvest the leaves throughout the summer. Now September 2nd I pulled it out of the ground to utilize the root. Many videos did not elaborate that it was still ok to use. Im going to try to make a tincture for my husband's back issues. ❤

[@jenniferhart7026]

Nice to see you again 💚

[@simplyjosephine]

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[@tracimarvel9728]

I love your videos and appreciate your knowledge. Thank you so very much!

[@simplyjosephine]

hi traci ~ awe you are welcome. i am so grateful for this glorious fall, it has me all inspired.

[@kacyanderson7402]

Absolutely love this video…thank you so much!!

[@simplyjosephine]

hey woman ~ yay! glad it's helpful, you bet.

[@loribauer7047]

Great info, I’m going to look into more info on adding this to the nourishing herbal infusion rotation...thank you❤️

[@simplyjosephine]

sounds good mum ~ i will send you some of this to try

[@sherryn39455]

I am wanting to do this, I was told that you have to make sure that you get the little hairs off of the leaves, I understand that by staining it will do the trick but what about when you dry them, really enjoyed this video

[@simplyjosephine]

thank you ~ yes those little hairs can be irritating, i find a fine metal strainer works well when straining the tea. you can always strain through cheesecloth

[@dreamasue]

Thanks for the info! 💗

[@simplyjosephine]

awe ~ you are welcome

[@Debra-jh2ek]

Thank you

[@patriciabailey5491]

Can I dehydrate the leaves instead of hanging them up?

[@charliehay1520]

Where did you go Jo?

[@matunruh9621]

and...ummmm