Solomon's Seal vs. False Solomon's Seal | Know The Difference!
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2020
- This plant can help with joint damage, as well as other ailments. Learn more about Solomon's Seal (polygonatum biflorum), and it's lookalike False Solomon's Seal (smilacina racemosa).
Both plants have edible (and toxic) parts, so it's imperative you know which one you are handling. Both grow in the same areas and flower at roughly the same time of the year too!
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Wow... I'm a disciple of Christ and a forager too. Love it ❤️
My woods have tons of solomons seal, and I have had feasts but yeah you can eat 7 years of growth in 1 meal, literally 10 rhisomes*7 = 70 years of growth in that meal. You have to harvest only half the root and employ active tactics to propagate them just as you harvest. I also have beds of Orange daylilly which grow a little "faster" lol (like saying a turtle runs fast) but is also jam packed with carbs, and you dont need to cook many of them for an energy boost. Skirret is a fast grower and at 5 feet tall, 4 feet wide looks more like a bush and sooo many stalks, sooo many leaves all collecting sunlight. The first year I got like 3-10 offset babies off each mother plant, growing in good deep rich soil. And roots much longer, much sweeter and tastier than carrot or parsnip. No comparison with anything storebought. Hardneck garlic is great also and the few potato tubers that I missed surprisingly came back. So there is a lot of potential for underground carb production.
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@@ForagingTruthYour welcome! :)
Thank you for sharing that story. I try so hard to convey this to my children. His handiwork amazes me daily. Also, ive been trying to identify this plant for about a year. I thought it was watermelon berry and almost ate it when I could not find a look a like to watermelon berry. Thanks! God bless!
Thanks Chuck, sounds like Solomon's Seal would help with my arthritic knees
Thank you for the things you shared in the first 6 minutes.
Great teaching from JESUS wisdom to The Botany.
Thank you and Peace be with you
Can I use the roots of false SS and also the multiform as well for medicinal purposes?
Matthew Wood says the false solomon's seal works the same way the true solomon's seal works but the true is stronger.
I love home remedies. Do you grow ginsing?
Yes!!
Off topic, but why the tattoo of an automatic weapon ?
X military
Great and informative video! Thank you so much! Got any acreage for sale? Our little town of Greenville Ca burned down 80% due to the major fire called the Dixie fire on August 4th and would love to relocate out of California. I have been an herbalist for over 50 years.
Western PA. Ground is around here and there. But plenty of public ground out here
@@chuckgrove8516 My aunt lives in Blairsville PA. Is that considered Western PA?
@@leahbrum9971 yes
@@leahbrum9971 that's about 45 minutes from me
@@chuckgrove8516 Nice little town. Best hamburger I ever had at a Italian etc restaurant.