Remember that if you’re going out specifically to forage, BRING SUPPLIES! Bring THICK gloves, scissors, ziplock bags, paper/tea towels, thick books, and wear appropriate clothing! Some things will poke and some will sting!
Tip! Appropriate clothing for going out in the woods (for foraging, hiking, wandering, whatever) is long pants, taller socks, and long sleeves, and a hat if you can This will keep the sun off your body as well as keeping you safe from plants scratching you or bugs getting on you
Look for dupes of the plants you want to forage online. Common berries like blueberries and elderberries have deadly lookalikes (Belladonna/deadly nightshade). Be careful out there!
And if you wanna eat blueberries or strawberries from the woods, wash them before. You don't wanna have tapeworms! If it is a thing in America... (Also, this is my daily comment)
fun fact: making brownie batter just to eat the raw batter is not necessarily a smart decision, but it is a delicious decision. just make sure to stop when your stomach starts making noise. learn from my brownie batter mistakes.
Woke up in the middle of the night which was just :/ but then ו heard coyotes howling and the train, and everything was all misty and spooky outside, which was :3
Hi everyone :3!! I feel like foraging should be a skill that's taught a lot more. There's so much native edible food out there, and yet I wouldn't know the first thing about so much of it if I didn't look into it myself. Spread the good word of foraging!
Please remember that certain plants can only exist with certain pollinators! If you wanna grow a plant, make sure to look up its pollinators/how it gets pollinated because it may be impossible for it to grow properly where you live!
Thanks for this great advice @goblinguy3103 In my backward I have a grass called inland sea oats, which is the host plant for a little butterfly called the roadside skipper. (Also birds sometimes eat the seeds of the inland sea oats). And I have passion vine, which is the host plant for the gulf fritillary butterfly, which is this cute orange butterfly. I also have three types of milkweed, aquatic, swamp, and green antelope horn. Milkweed is the host plant for the monarch butterfly 🧡
Hey comrades! I got to see *Across The Spiderverse* today!! I've been wanting to see it for a while, so I was very excited :D I really enjoyed it, thankfully! It was a great movie in every aspect, the sounds, the visuals, the plot, it was all amazing. I absolutely loved all the weird and funky sounds that played throughout the movie, especially the sounds that played when Miguel showed up. It was an amazing movie, but I did get bored around the end. Things were just too slow, and it got frustrating. I honestly just started rocking the chair (it only moved a little) because I was so bored and didn't have any stim toys. I was so pent up by the end that I felt like I needed to run, jump and spin in a circle (I couldn't bc I went to a shop right after 😢) it was so bad I wanted to just fling my arm so hard and dislocate it. I also kept twitching and stuff, and it was so annoying. But besides the fact that I got bored and couldn't pay attention by the end, it was an awesome movie :D Can't believe it ended on a cliffhanger tho >:( Very upsetting Anyhow, I hope you all have an amazing day/night! And I love you all ❤️❤️❤️❤️!!! Cya in the comments again soon 👋 - Malachite (ey/they/static)
ahh im glad you liked the movie, and i understand about that too, i always bring a stim toy or something to fidget with when i know im going out and am going to be sitting in one place for a long time; it must’ve been hard with nothing to fidget with. i hope you’re doing well :3
I love these videos! One of my favorite things to do with my cousins is to go berry picking, usually for raspberries, but occasionally we pick blueberries, wild strawberries, and chokecherries. We've made jam and syrup out of them. I remember one year we even picked fireweed and made fireweed jelly.
I can tell that you are my favorite person for TikTok compilations. I have watched your videos every day for months and there hasn’t been one video that I wasn’t interested in. I’ve never gone foraging before but it’s something I’ve been wanting to do for years
Whenever i see people bone hunting it reminds me of the first date ive ever been on. We went to the forest and had a picnic before dragging a deer skeleton back to their house (they lived out in the country, we were in the forest behind their house) I also got a raccoon skull from that date, and i made them a crown made of vines and fleabane. I miss them.
Watching people forage makes me so happy! I want to forage so bad but I need to do a but ton of research before I start. Thanks for posting this video! remember to not overwork yourself! hugs and love
I leave for vacation on Saturday so I'm watching this while putting some miscellaneous items in my suitcase! My dad has a garden out back with cucumbers and tomatoes and I always feel so much better whenever we have the garden's vegetables instead of buying from the grocery store! :#D
Question time! 🌱🌱🌱 1) If you go foraging, what's your favourite snack to find? 2) Do you have a garden/lawn/yard? 3) Evergreen trees or deciduous trees? (Evergreen: pine, spruce, cedar, etc. Deciduous: oak, maple, ash, etc.) 4) Have you noticed a lack of bees and other common pollinators lately? Despite having lots of wildflowers and such, I've barely seen any in my garden this year :( 5) What's your favorite mushroom/fungi?
1) I like mints cause they're super easy to identify (anything in the mint family will have a square stem) and all mints are going to have some minty flavor 2) yes I have a garden! I'm doing a lot of work this summer to expand and improve it. My garden is about triple it's size from last year, and I'm working on a rain garden. I also have plans for a second rain garden behind the berm to better catch and release rain water better and plans to put in a little water feature to attract dragonflies. I've been getting really into permaculture, succession planting, and food forests 3) deciduous because I like the leaves turning in the fall, also angiosperm (flowering plants) gang all the way 4) pollinators and insects generally are on the decline because of lawn culture and monoculture farming. Lawn culture hurts insects because it's acres and acres of Kentucky blue grass and only Kentucky blue grass, which is not friendly to having a healthy veriety of friends and most grasses are wind pollinated so not really for our insect friends, also by raking up all your leaves can heck up developing insect larvae, like praying mantises and beetles. However I've actually seen a lot more pollinators this year, but that's because I have a lot more flowers in my garden, so I must be doing something right lol 5) my favorite edible mushroom is chicken of the woods (literally tastes like a chicken tender right off the tree), though fungi are such a unique and fascinating kingdom of life, and they can do so many wild and amazing things!!!
1) I'm new to foraging, so far I've only found wild berries, pink flowers, also used pine for incense (went wrong one time be careful when burning inscence!!!) 2) no garden, but we have a small backyard 3) evergreen!! (pine inscence!!) 4) ya I have, there were less bees this spring then last year's 5) idk 😭 not rlly a fan of mushrooms
1) I mostly go foraging for berries, so that is mostly what I find and snack on 2)I do have a garden, and also a pretty large yard, two acres! 3)both! I love evergreens and deciduous trees 4)I think there's been a pretty normal amount of bees 5) my favorite mushroom to eat would have to be morels, but I love to look at ALL of them 🫶
1) Don't forage yet, but always loved eating red clover flowers. Great little sugar boost 2) Lawn and trees. Will be slowly adding garden, but letting the plants grow wild over some of the lawn in the meantime 3) Both. White pine and hemlock for conifers with mostly red maples and oaks for deciduous 4) Yes but im not too familiar with the area yet. I'm hoping the garden will help since we'll have a lot of native flowers included 5) Oooo, that's hard... From what I can find in my area these little birds nest mushrooms that are less that a quarter of an inch tall and love growing on mulch. Haven't IDed species yet
1. Bluebells, they're both pretty and sweet! 2. Yes, a rather large yard 3. Both, I love fir and aspen especially 4. I haven't noticed any decline. We have a lot of wasps and hornets where I live, along with some bumble bees 5. Amanita muscaria is my favorite mushroom, solely because of the look, because it's hard (for me) to tell the difference between the poisonous and nonpoisonous ones
Oooo man, I need to keep 16:35 in mind when spring comes back,, I’ve seen grape hyacinth grow where I live, so I am very excited to possibly try making grape hyacinth lemonade !! I even found a little recipe online for it! Here’s the recipe plus ingredients for it :3 **ingredients:** 2 cups of grape hyacinth flowers 3.5 cups of water [two of these cups will be needed for making the hyacinth syrup, so be sure to keep it separated!] 1.5 cups of sugar 2 tbsp of lemon juice **Steps/Instructions:** First you need to make your grape hyacinth syrup. Put your grape hyacinth flowers in a mason jar as well as and an equal amount of boiling water into the same mason jar, and let it sit for 1-2 hours. Then make your lemonade, and add the grape hyacinth syrup when it is done! The end product may be very sweet, so feel free to add less or more of the sugar and anything else to perfect it to your taste buds !!
Hey you yes you, take a deep breath let it out slowly, and lower your shoulders. Know that you are important to someone even if you feel like no one loves you, guess what I do. I'm so proud of you being here. Thank you. Now make sure you take care of yourself and drink some water, eat something and take a stretch break.💜💜🤗🤗💜💜🤗🤗
Foraging seems fascinating, but since I’m colorblind, I can’t trust what I’d find. On another note, I’ve learned that before humans became hunter-gatherers, they were scavenger-gatherers.
i'm writing a story i've been thinking of for a while on a google doc and apparently over the course of *3 DAYS* i have typed a total of 2,345 words. hello my name is tobi and in case you couldn't tell talking is the best skill i will seemingly ever possess in my entire life apparently and honestly i love that for me
So there’s this one house in my neighborhood. A single guy lives in it and he does not do any yard work. The grass is up to my chest, there’s 2 meter tall thistles growing out of cracks in the sidewalk, vines all up the side of the house, dandelions EVERYWHERE, wild ferns, daisies, and the hedges are growing in a bushy fashion instead of being pruned. The plants have taken over. It’s glorious
Ive been haveing a awful time ive been feeing very alone and seeing your videos and interacting with them helps me feel better, i need mental help but im to scared to get help, i feel absolutly useless and help less and if any one has tips that could possibly help me ill gladly take the help (in the US for thoes curious)
i dont forage but sometimes i like growing tomatoes and cucumbers in my backyard. i also wanna grow basil because OMORI so do you guys have any tips on that
I just wanted to say that I’ve always liked your videos, especially videos like this. (I love nature and stuff like that). I watch all of your leftist and queer videos and they remind me that there are other people out there just like me. Thanks for putting out videos like these. 👍🏼
So, I learned something last night. I learned about coin clipping/shaving. And also learned a few more antisemitic dog whistles. One of which I went through a phase of saying, because Meowth from Pokémon said it a lot. For context, I was scrolling through shorts and found a video that mentioned "criminals" coin clipping, and then went into really old and valuable quarters and dimes from 1965. I didn't think anything of it, until I read the comments. They were just, horrendous. They were full of antisemitic dog whistles, and were like "wE aLl KnOw ThE gRoUp ThAt ClIpPeD cOiNs...109 tImEs...6 mIlLiOn..." Yeah...
i want to get into foraging, but my area only has one forest, and I have only seen 2 or 3 types of mushrooms around. should I try getting like a foraging book to identify plants and mushrooms?
Though it is never to early to learn, don't eat foraged stuff unless you 100% are sure of what it is. Mushrooms kill amateur foragers because there are a lot of look alikes for many species.
@@groovy2602 Using phone apps like INaturalist, Seek or Google's camera function while you walk is a great way to learn more about plants near you. Research them more once you get home, and keep pointing them out to yourself every time you see them!
Bisexual as far as we can tell, because they hit everything in hopes that they might reproduce 😅. Much like me have a hard time telling different genders apart.
Does anyone know any books/websites about foraging or just plant knowledge in general? Foraging is very interesting to me but I don’t know where to start
I am not a forager myself, but to elaborate on what Corvus said earlier in this thread, inaturalist is a free app and website where people can upload pictures of plants, animals and fungi, and then the app itself and other app users can help you identify the organism! Very nifty! 🌺🌿🌱🌳
I know a book about mushrooms. It's called Fruits of the Forest by Daniel Winkler. It's an identification, foraging, and cleaning guide for mushrooms found in the pacific northwest
we found a singular wild mushroom growing in a shady patch of grass on a sidewalk. we were like wtf? we picked it and after HOURS determined it was safe. we cut it up, put it with found rosemary, found onion, found lemon, and found mussels from the sea and made a soup. it was good
Remember that if you’re going out specifically to forage, BRING SUPPLIES! Bring THICK gloves, scissors, ziplock bags, paper/tea towels, thick books, and wear appropriate clothing! Some things will poke and some will sting!
im going to forage when this comes out so thanks for that!! i’ll remember this when i go on the 22nd :)
Tip! Appropriate clothing for going out in the woods (for foraging, hiking, wandering, whatever) is long pants, taller socks, and long sleeves, and a hat if you can
This will keep the sun off your body as well as keeping you safe from plants scratching you or bugs getting on you
wear sneakers!
Look for dupes of the plants you want to forage online. Common berries like blueberries and elderberries have deadly lookalikes (Belladonna/deadly nightshade). Be careful out there!
And if you wanna eat blueberries or strawberries from the woods, wash them before. You don't wanna have tapeworms! If it is a thing in America...
(Also, this is my daily comment)
fun fact: making brownie batter just to eat the raw batter is not necessarily a smart decision, but it is a delicious decision.
just make sure to stop when your stomach starts making noise.
learn from my brownie batter mistakes.
“Eat too much batter and it shall come out as a splatter” -Master Oogway
Woke up in the middle of the night which was just :/ but then ו heard coyotes howling and the train, and everything was all misty and spooky outside, which was :3
Sending love to all my fellow disabled comrades
thank you!
Hi everyone :3!! I feel like foraging should be a skill that's taught a lot more. There's so much native edible food out there, and yet I wouldn't know the first thing about so much of it if I didn't look into it myself. Spread the good word of foraging!
One thing about oak galls is that they have HUGE amounts of tannins and make excellent ink when processed.
Please remember that certain plants can only exist with certain pollinators! If you wanna grow a plant, make sure to look up its pollinators/how it gets pollinated because it may be impossible for it to grow properly where you live!
Thanks for this great advice @goblinguy3103 In my backward I have a grass called inland sea oats, which is the host plant for a little butterfly called the roadside skipper. (Also birds sometimes eat the seeds of the inland sea oats). And I have passion vine, which is the host plant for the gulf fritillary butterfly, which is this cute orange butterfly. I also have three types of milkweed, aquatic, swamp, and green antelope horn. Milkweed is the host plant for the monarch butterfly 🧡
Hey comrades! I got to see *Across The Spiderverse* today!!
I've been wanting to see it for a while, so I was very excited :D I really enjoyed it, thankfully!
It was a great movie in every aspect, the sounds, the visuals, the plot, it was all amazing. I absolutely loved all the weird and funky sounds that played throughout the movie, especially the sounds that played when Miguel showed up.
It was an amazing movie, but I did get bored around the end. Things were just too slow, and it got frustrating. I honestly just started rocking the chair (it only moved a little) because I was so bored and didn't have any stim toys.
I was so pent up by the end that I felt like I needed to run, jump and spin in a circle (I couldn't bc I went to a shop right after 😢) it was so bad I wanted to just fling my arm so hard and dislocate it. I also kept twitching and stuff, and it was so annoying.
But besides the fact that I got bored and couldn't pay attention by the end, it was an awesome movie :D Can't believe it ended on a cliffhanger tho >:( Very upsetting
Anyhow, I hope you all have an amazing day/night! And I love you all ❤️❤️❤️❤️!!! Cya in the comments again soon 👋
- Malachite (ey/they/static)
ahh im glad you liked the movie, and i understand about that too, i always bring a stim toy or something to fidget with when i know im going out and am going to be sitting in one place for a long time; it must’ve been hard with nothing to fidget with. i hope you’re doing well :3
@@moonfairieThank you! I usually bring some fidgets but I forgot this time 😔 but I'm doing better now and I've calmed down a lot :)
@@JETT-Roid im glad!!
@@moonfairie ❤️❤️❤️
hi malachite i'm very happy you got to see spiderman! it's a rlly good movie, i also like miguel's theme :3
I love these videos! One of my favorite things to do with my cousins is to go berry picking, usually for raspberries, but occasionally we pick blueberries, wild strawberries, and chokecherries. We've made jam and syrup out of them. I remember one year we even picked fireweed and made fireweed jelly.
I can tell that you are my favorite person for TikTok compilations. I have watched your videos every day for months and there hasn’t been one video that I wasn’t interested in. I’ve never gone foraging before but it’s something I’ve been wanting to do for years
Whenever i see people bone hunting it reminds me of the first date ive ever been on. We went to the forest and had a picnic before dragging a deer skeleton back to their house (they lived out in the country, we were in the forest behind their house)
I also got a raccoon skull from that date, and i made them a crown made of vines and fleabane.
I miss them.
That sounds amazing
Watching people forage makes me so happy! I want to forage so bad but I need to do a but ton of research before I start. Thanks for posting this video! remember to not overwork yourself! hugs and love
I leave for vacation on Saturday so I'm watching this while putting some miscellaneous items in my suitcase! My dad has a garden out back with cucumbers and tomatoes and I always feel so much better whenever we have the garden's vegetables instead of buying from the grocery store! :#D
Question time! 🌱🌱🌱
1) If you go foraging, what's your favourite snack to find?
2) Do you have a garden/lawn/yard?
3) Evergreen trees or deciduous trees? (Evergreen: pine, spruce, cedar, etc. Deciduous: oak, maple, ash, etc.)
4) Have you noticed a lack of bees and other common pollinators lately? Despite having lots of wildflowers and such, I've barely seen any in my garden this year :(
5) What's your favorite mushroom/fungi?
1) I like mints cause they're super easy to identify (anything in the mint family will have a square stem) and all mints are going to have some minty flavor
2) yes I have a garden! I'm doing a lot of work this summer to expand and improve it. My garden is about triple it's size from last year, and I'm working on a rain garden. I also have plans for a second rain garden behind the berm to better catch and release rain water better and plans to put in a little water feature to attract dragonflies. I've been getting really into permaculture, succession planting, and food forests
3) deciduous because I like the leaves turning in the fall, also angiosperm (flowering plants) gang all the way
4) pollinators and insects generally are on the decline because of lawn culture and monoculture farming. Lawn culture hurts insects because it's acres and acres of Kentucky blue grass and only Kentucky blue grass, which is not friendly to having a healthy veriety of friends and most grasses are wind pollinated so not really for our insect friends, also by raking up all your leaves can heck up developing insect larvae, like praying mantises and beetles.
However I've actually seen a lot more pollinators this year, but that's because I have a lot more flowers in my garden, so I must be doing something right lol
5) my favorite edible mushroom is chicken of the woods (literally tastes like a chicken tender right off the tree), though fungi are such a unique and fascinating kingdom of life, and they can do so many wild and amazing things!!!
1) I'm new to foraging, so far I've only found wild berries, pink flowers, also used pine for incense (went wrong one time be careful when burning inscence!!!)
2) no garden, but we have a small backyard
3) evergreen!! (pine inscence!!)
4) ya I have, there were less bees this spring then last year's
5) idk 😭 not rlly a fan of mushrooms
1) I mostly go foraging for berries, so that is mostly what I find and snack on
2)I do have a garden, and also a pretty large yard, two acres!
3)both! I love evergreens and deciduous trees
4)I think there's been a pretty normal amount of bees
5) my favorite mushroom to eat would have to be morels, but I love to look at ALL of them
🫶
1) Don't forage yet, but always loved eating red clover flowers. Great little sugar boost
2) Lawn and trees. Will be slowly adding garden, but letting the plants grow wild over some of the lawn in the meantime
3) Both. White pine and hemlock for conifers with mostly red maples and oaks for deciduous
4) Yes but im not too familiar with the area yet. I'm hoping the garden will help since we'll have a lot of native flowers included
5) Oooo, that's hard... From what I can find in my area these little birds nest mushrooms that are less that a quarter of an inch tall and love growing on mulch. Haven't IDed species yet
1. Bluebells, they're both pretty and sweet!
2. Yes, a rather large yard
3. Both, I love fir and aspen especially
4. I haven't noticed any decline. We have a lot of wasps and hornets where I live, along with some bumble bees
5. Amanita muscaria is my favorite mushroom, solely because of the look, because it's hard (for me) to tell the difference between the poisonous and nonpoisonous ones
OH MY GOSH DUDE THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS YOUR CHANNEL KINDA GOT ME INTO FORAGING AND I JUST LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS SO MUCH
Oooo man, I need to keep 16:35 in mind when spring comes back,,
I’ve seen grape hyacinth grow where I live, so I am very excited to possibly try making grape hyacinth lemonade !!
I even found a little recipe online for it! Here’s the recipe plus ingredients for it :3
**ingredients:**
2 cups of grape hyacinth flowers
3.5 cups of water [two of these cups will be needed for making the hyacinth syrup, so be sure to keep it separated!]
1.5 cups of sugar
2 tbsp of lemon juice
**Steps/Instructions:**
First you need to make your grape hyacinth syrup. Put your grape hyacinth flowers in a mason jar as well as and an equal amount of boiling water into the same mason jar, and let it sit for 1-2 hours. Then make your lemonade, and add the grape hyacinth syrup when it is done!
The end product may be very sweet, so feel free to add less or more of the sugar and anything else to perfect it to your taste buds !!
I really hope to forage more when physically able. Its really fun and fulfilling to me.
Hey you yes you, take a deep breath let it out slowly, and lower your shoulders. Know that you are important to someone even if you feel like no one loves you, guess what I do. I'm so proud of you being here. Thank you. Now make sure you take care of yourself and drink some water, eat something and take a stretch break.💜💜🤗🤗💜💜🤗🤗
WITCHES BUTTER!!! My favorite fungus ever! 5 seconds in and I am already so excited!!
WOO I LOVE FORAGING
I learned something new about myself. I can only wiggle toe on my left foot but I can wiggle all of my toes on my right foot :o
shout out to the person/people i pressed the heart emoji with for a few minutes after the premiere ended, that was very nice!!
That nice old lady with the garden is clearly an elder god who has blessed that forager.
That person legit met the wise old lady of the woods or smth
Foraging seems fascinating, but since I’m colorblind, I can’t trust what I’d find.
On another note, I’ve learned that before humans became hunter-gatherers, they were scavenger-gatherers.
i'm writing a story i've been thinking of for a while on a google doc and apparently over the course of *3 DAYS* i have typed a total of 2,345 words.
hello my name is tobi and in case you couldn't tell talking is the best skill i will seemingly ever possess in my entire life apparently and honestly i love that for me
Whoooaaa that’s impressive
AAAAAA I LOVE FORAGING SM THANK YOU A DUDE
So there’s this one house in my neighborhood. A single guy lives in it and he does not do any yard work. The grass is up to my chest, there’s 2 meter tall thistles growing out of cracks in the sidewalk, vines all up the side of the house, dandelions EVERYWHERE, wild ferns, daisies, and the hedges are growing in a bushy fashion instead of being pruned. The plants have taken over. It’s glorious
Ive been haveing a awful time ive been feeing very alone and seeing your videos and interacting with them helps me feel better, i need mental help but im to scared to get help, i feel absolutly useless and help less and if any one has tips that could possibly help me ill gladly take the help (in the US for thoes curious)
Eeeeeee this video scritches my little gremlin brain in just the right way.
IM SO EXCITED HELL YEA
Can't wait!
It’s cool the stuff you can made from foraging
i dont forage but sometimes i like growing tomatoes and cucumbers in my backyard. i also wanna grow basil because OMORI so do you guys have any tips on that
Basil is easy as hell to grow so I don’t think you need any tips tbh. Keep it in a pot inside if u want it to be even easier
YAYY!! I LOVE FORAGING YIPPEE!!!
also, i think it’s wild raspberry season in the northern midwest right now but idk
I just wanted to say that I’ve always liked your videos, especially videos like this. (I love nature and stuff like that). I watch all of your leftist and queer videos and they remind me that there are other people out there just like me. Thanks for putting out videos like these. 👍🏼
this inspired me to get out and take a walk today
Woah cool channel makeover!
i keep accidentally stumbling into boss fights in hollow knight lol.
FORAGING
Heck yeah
man these mfs are out there foraging and i dont even touch grass
So, I learned something last night. I learned about coin clipping/shaving. And also learned a few more antisemitic dog whistles. One of which I went through a phase of saying, because Meowth from Pokémon said it a lot. For context, I was scrolling through shorts and found a video that mentioned "criminals" coin clipping, and then went into really old and valuable quarters and dimes from 1965. I didn't think anything of it, until I read the comments. They were just, horrendous. They were full of antisemitic dog whistles, and were like "wE aLl KnOw ThE gRoUp ThAt ClIpPeD cOiNs...109 tImEs...6 mIlLiOn..."
Yeah...
the children yearn for the woods
I wish i had friends to do bone hunting or foraging with. Looks like so much fun!
Man, I’m thinking of moving to the US to be with my boyfriend someday so this is really cool to know!
Oh hey there were some European ones in there, that’s cool
i want to get into foraging, but my area only has one forest, and I have only seen 2 or 3 types of mushrooms around. should I try getting like a foraging book to identify plants and mushrooms?
Though it is never to early to learn, don't eat foraged stuff unless you 100% are sure of what it is. Mushrooms kill amateur foragers because there are a lot of look alikes for many species.
@@chey7691 thanks ! Scared of mushrooms anyways lol. I just don’t know how to start identifying other plants t
@@groovy2602 Using phone apps like INaturalist, Seek or Google's camera function while you walk is a great way to learn more about plants near you. Research them more once you get home, and keep pointing them out to yourself every time you see them!
@@groovy2602 first start learning one or two plants that are plentiful in your area and have NO toxic look alikes.
@@dorothea.a Ty! i will try that app :DDD
Garlic mustard is invasive aswell
wouldve been here for the premier but i always feel like i have to stay active in chat and i simply cannot do that--
Idk why but this gives heavy gay vibes /pos
fun fact: 85% of male bugs r gay
Bisexual as far as we can tell, because they hit everything in hopes that they might reproduce 😅. Much like me have a hard time telling different genders apart.
@@chey7691 Lmao- pan perhaps?
Does anyone know any books/websites about foraging or just plant knowledge in general? Foraging is very interesting to me but I don’t know where to start
There’s this thing called iNaturalist that may be helpful
I am not a forager myself, but to elaborate on what Corvus said earlier in this thread, inaturalist is a free app and website where people can upload pictures of plants, animals and fungi, and then the app itself and other app users can help you identify the organism! Very nifty! 🌺🌿🌱🌳
I know a book about mushrooms. It's called Fruits of the Forest by Daniel Winkler. It's an identification, foraging, and cleaning guide for mushrooms found in the pacific northwest
It ended😭
67 minutes!!!!
i do not trust myself to properly identify plants lol
iNaturalist is your friend
we found a singular wild mushroom growing in a shady patch of grass on a sidewalk. we were like wtf? we picked it and after HOURS determined it was safe. we cut it up, put it with found rosemary, found onion, found lemon, and found mussels from the sea and made a soup. it was good
Yo i heard theres a discord set up for folks in the a dude community, is there a link i can use to get in?
rambling to fight the, feel free to ramble in the replies :)
i haven't keeping up with commenting or watching these but I'm alive still i promise :')