Wild Food in North Cal Part 1

[@Highnz57]

Awesome! I always look for videos on wild edibles of northern California but never find much. This is an old video too. Thanks for sharing.

[@newby1627]

Also a Botanist told me that you can eat the edibles next to en edibles just as long as you dont mix them. Like if you get a bit of the others roots that break of when you pull the one you want. If it was a concern then all plants no matter where you pick them will be cross contaminated. This is just a thought. Great Videos, keep um coming!

[@johnbrown2163]

Cool video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I'm red/green color blind so i'm really paying attention here.

[@DelLa-di8eq]

Great video. Thanks for posting.

[@phihelix8777]

Thanks so much

[@newby1627]

Young Cat tail looks a lot like Iris which is deadly. The difference is that the cat tail is oval and Iris is flat.

[@59four]

What blade is that you are using in this video?

[@jimmyggh1]

NorCal! Finally!

[@Talltrees432]

In the rockier parts of this area you will also find miners lettuce. Watch out for any plants with a milk like sap- general rule.

[@cambriawalilu]

Thank you please share more of your ethnobotanist knowledge!!

[@lonsmithicus]

Thank You. More Please

[@ironslayer666]

Thanks for the info. I found it difficult to learn because the video quality is poor.

[@OX_PubgMobile]

Um

[@GoofyCowProdutions]

Can you eat the thistle raw?

[@newby1627]

the shoots

[@jaeeber5804]

uhm uhm uhm uhm...good stuff, uhm thanks. :-)

[@joesgotya9930]

I know that knife! ,,,A little extreme for a plant man?

[@Tube-bm7te]

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[@devo1785]

1st! 8:11 "I perfer the young ones..." dont we all? lol