Watch this BEFORE foraging WILD LETTUCE! (lookalikes, identification, and more)

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  • Learn how to identify wild lettuce plants and distinguish them from common lookalikes. I’ll also discuss the toxicity of wild lettuce lookalikes and clear up confusion about wild lettuce identification characteristics.
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    Timestamps:
    - 00:00 - How to identify wild lettuce
    - 00:40 - Why are there so many lookalikes?
    - 01:29 - Wild lettuce biology
    - 02:09 - Look for wild lettuce in the right environment!
    - 02:40 - Wild lettuce flower id
    - 03:25 - When does wild lettuce flower
    - 03:53 - Wild lettuce seeds (and how to get them!)
    - 04:28 - Wild lettuce detail #6
    - 04:43 - Wild lettuce latex (sap)
    - 04:54 - Where to get wild lettuce extract
    - 05:27 - Wild lettuce leaves
    - 05:45 - Addressing wild lettuce hair confusion
    - 06:37 - NEW important distinguishing detail!
    - 07:06 - Wild lettuce lookalike #1
    - 07:34 - Wild lettuce lookalike #2
    - 08:38 - Wild lettuce lookalike #3
    - 09:07 - Wild lettuce lookalike #4
    - 09:54 - Wild lettuce key details
    - 10:29 - Are wild lettuce lookalikes toxic?
    - 10:58 - People may be using this species wrong
    - 11:32 - An under-appreciated wild vegetable!
    Image sources:
    Funny meme - x.com/BiodiverSiTal/status/15...
    Dandelion flowers - www.michigannatureguy.com/blo...
    Lactuca biennis - commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi...
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    The information on this channel is for educational and information purposes only. None of the information on this channel is medical advice, nor is it intended to diagnose, treat, or cure anything. You are responsible for anything you do related to foraging or the subjects of any of our videos.
    #wildlettuce #botany #foraging
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  • @FeralForaging
    @FeralForaging  3 дні тому +22

    The next wild lettuce 🥬 video is in the works right now! I’m really excited for you to see it. I’ll be giving a new take on a particular species that I haven’t seen talked about enough. I hope this NEW exploration of wild lettuce identification was helpful to you. Let me know what plant you’d like me to cover next. Don’t forget to check out Christian’s wild lettuce 📦 website and the description if you want to check out my Interactive Forager’s Calendar 📅 or receive wild lettuce seeds 🌱 from me!

    • @DustyNonya
      @DustyNonya 3 дні тому +1

      Christian's a cool guy. Haven't heard from him since I stopped using Facebook much but the virosa strain he has is solid.
      I'm still primarily a saligna guy, though 😂, canadensis for salads.

    • @wajlamo
      @wajlamo 3 дні тому +4

      I love your channel and all channels covering the this abundant source of food! If you haven't made a video about flatweed and cats ear that would be great. Tea made from the root and leaves and flowers is a big mental booster. Eating them raw does pretty much what wild lettuce does raw. Pure energy. You should try it if your palette allows it. Lol. Let a blender chew it for you and slam down a meals worth! Pure energy and the anti-inflammatory effects of it are very strong exclamation mark God bless and I look forward to more of your videos

    • @VishawapalSingh
      @VishawapalSingh 2 дні тому

      EXTRACT KO DRY KARNE KI MACHINE KA KYA NAME HAI

  • @ericmikuta
    @ericmikuta 2 дні тому +3

    I live in a urban environment and just randomly came across your 1st video a few days ago. Probably 20 mins after I watched the video, I took my dog for a walk around the block, and this stuff grows everywhere here in town. It pretty much is growing anywhere between buildings that have foliage that's not regularly maintained or edges of vacant lots. And it's legit wild lettuce 100%. Im definitely trying it out this afternoon. Probably just make a tea. Great content, thank you 👌

  • @johnwyman6126
    @johnwyman6126 2 дні тому +2

    I would love to see a video on propagating wild lettuce, I would also like to see a video about all the different types of wild lettuce.

  • @dragonLORDxWolfie
    @dragonLORDxWolfie 3 дні тому +6

    I LOVE YOUR VIDS you're very thorough

  • @wajlamo
    @wajlamo 3 дні тому +4

    Wild lettuce is one of my favorite summer plants to eat and smoke. Raw and uncooked blended in a blender with some water makes an energy drink unmatched except by other weeds! Cooked it is an excellent pain killer! I love wild lettuce!

    • @ericmikuta
      @ericmikuta 2 дні тому +1

      Im going to try the raw blended technique this afternoon, thanks for the idea 🙏

    • @SlayerUK
      @SlayerUK День тому

      Interesting that you find it stimulating when raw, I might have to try that some time.
      I was wondering how well it does when smoked (or in my case vaped), are the effects similar to an extract? Do you find it takes effect faster when smoked?

    • @wajlamo
      @wajlamo День тому +1

      @@SlayerUK stimulating as far as energy producing. All raw plants that are edible have anti-inflammatory properties but they are notably more effective with wild plants as opposed to store-bought ones. The bitter taste is a hurdle for most people they won't be able to make it over.

  • @ke8mattj
    @ke8mattj 2 дні тому +2

    Thank you for the update. There's a few that I was confused on, and I was able to identify them thanks to your previous video--more specifically the hairs on the midrib.

  • @janebadon3988
    @janebadon3988 3 дні тому +2

    Ever since H. Sally I’ve had these gigantic weed stalks! About a year ago I tried to ID them, and remember watching your first video. Even though it was quite thorough, I still couldn’t be sure of what these weeds are. Thanks for addressing the subject some more😁

  • @jasonsmith8167
    @jasonsmith8167 3 дні тому +1

    I would appreciate a video on sowing seeds

  • @PraxisPrepper
    @PraxisPrepper 3 дні тому +2

    Great video. I see you have Tom Elpel's book from your illustration (and image of his book cover). That's an awesome book. Tom's a great guy too. IDK if you've ever talked with him, but I connected with him several years ago after reading one of his books and he's a great guy.

    • @FeralForaging
      @FeralForaging  2 дні тому

      I got to meet him last year at a festival. Yes, he was awesome! Really cool to learn from him in person.

  • @j.l.emerson592
    @j.l.emerson592 2 дні тому +2

    I have found that the most reliable way to identify wild species is to buy seed from reputable seed purveyors. It saves confusion & stress related to the identification process...

  • @Simono-uf6qu
    @Simono-uf6qu 10 годин тому

    Thanks a lot !! I watched your first video countless times and i loved it !

  • @LSFprepper
    @LSFprepper 3 дні тому +1

    I would be very interested in any video showing how to grow these, or growing any other wild plants. I currently have some mullein and some elecampane growing. Wanting to add plantain and wild lettuce among others to the list

  • @sickofcrap8992
    @sickofcrap8992 3 дні тому +1

    Do you play the song "Poke Salad Annie," during your video about eating poke? I think you should. It's a great song.

  • @tktyga77
    @tktyga77 3 дні тому +1

    Could make for great supplementary herbalism material, especially in medical & horticultural classes with these as assignments or to take notes in. More herbalism with pharmaceutical courses & degrees should be taken together for synergistic uses, even in nutritional ones & maybe then more people could take them seriously as legit trades

  • @therongjr
    @therongjr День тому +1

    You've talked about sochan a lot, but I can't find a video from you about identifying it!

    • @FeralForaging
      @FeralForaging  День тому +1

      Check my video called "New morel hunters do this now" - I talk a little bit about ID there. I just don't have a full formal video on Sochan yet, but next year definitely will!

  • @ellachallas
    @ellachallas 3 дні тому

    Thank you so much!

  • @bluesioux9538
    @bluesioux9538 3 дні тому

    I bought wild lettuce tincture to take as a possible chronic pain reliever. I'm not certain of its ability yet, still testing it out...

  • @tajonwilliams167
    @tajonwilliams167 3 дні тому

    Thank you 🙏🏿

  • @1010JenFriend
    @1010JenFriend 3 дні тому

    THIS IS AMAZING 👏 🎉😊

  • @RaoneG34
    @RaoneG34 2 дні тому

    Hey ☺️ love your videos, can u please also share about asian origin food plants etc any thing edible that i can found in my area

  • @VishawapalSingh
    @VishawapalSingh 2 дні тому

    EXTRACT KO DRY KARNI KI MACHINE KA KYA NAME HAI

  • @skylark391
    @skylark391 2 дні тому

    Now, when we know, how to identify wild lettuce, it would be nice to know, what to do with it, how to use it. Does it have any medical qualities?

  • @billypabst3272
    @billypabst3272 3 дні тому

    My wife is allergic to the latex in bandages, I wonder if the latex in plants is the same.

  • @jingerguinn2649
    @jingerguinn2649 3 дні тому

    Mine has the triangle but flowers are some purple and some white. Do they have to have yellow ?

  • @ThatOneTigerdeer
    @ThatOneTigerdeer 3 дні тому

    Do they need that one yearcycle of frost per season? I just got some in the first year since May but they are still pretty small. :I
    Hope to get them to a better space. The root-fact of this vid makes me wanna put them in single pots tho!
    :o

  • @bettinashope9637
    @bettinashope9637 3 дні тому +1

    ❤❤❤

  • @user-xj8wy4uu1q
    @user-xj8wy4uu1q 3 дні тому

    What about the butterweed

  • @quest2782
    @quest2782 День тому

    I saw online some sell it in powdered capsules Does anyone know if that works just as good or similar.

  • @LittleJordanFarm
    @LittleJordanFarm 3 дні тому

    🙌

  • @tabby_powl
    @tabby_powl День тому

    The chikory joke...

  • @TecraTube
    @TecraTube 3 дні тому +1

    any relation to the devil's lettuce

    • @user-ew3pn4rg5r
      @user-ew3pn4rg5r 3 дні тому +2

      I mean both are psychoactive, that's about it. The psychoactive affects aren't similar though, wild lettuce is a non-intoxicating analgesic and sedative, it's not similar to THC.

  • @MysticalPony
    @MysticalPony 3 дні тому

    Mine

  • @tracer97
    @tracer97 День тому

    Nothing more attractive in the world than a handsome passionate autistic man ❤

  • @beckyowens2586
    @beckyowens2586 2 дні тому

    "Chick-or-ree" or "Chick-a-ree" not "Kor-re-ay"