Drying and Storing Herbs for Tea

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[@lulumchugh3908]

Just discovered your channel within the past 2 months. I'm addicted. You're so knowledgeable and inviting! Keep the vids coming!

[@JessicaLee.3]

Oh, I like the idea of dehydrating and harvesting the seed from flowers.

[@Joshua.zero29]

The tea series continues! BTW, you have some gorgeous kitties...
Have a great day!

[@millennialbuddhism2619]

Love your channel. You talking to the kids is so relatable 😂

[@urimchoi]

Loveeee your channel. Please make a video on how you collect and dry seeds!

[@kayb.5322]

So excited to see the rest of this process. Can you add the beneficial elements to each plant.

[@Ing127-v3m]

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[@mollynewland27]

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[@littlehomesteadontheprairie]

🪰Shoo!

[@alissahoke9215]

Thank you for today’s video. I’m doing dehydrating for the first time this year. Question: when dehydrating do you need to keep certain things apart? Example would be drying peppers and chamomile at the same time, or onions and basil. Thank you!

[@ShepherdingPeppersFarm]

I don't typically do a very good job about this, and I haven't noticed it being an issue. The only time I really separate things is when I'm saving seeds (because they require a lower temp) than dehydrating things.