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Well presented and very interesting. Thank you 👍👍👍👍👍

This guy reminds me of David Bellamy👍👍

Thanks I learnt far more than I expected

true scottish spirit. as a german i appreciate the determination and passion . in a world of miss information and AI deception, this is refreshing. kudos brother

⚠️Warning incredible Info Ahead ⚠️

🙏❤️ Love from Scotland ❤️🙏

Great videos, extremely educational. I grew up in Germany with a lot of stinging nettles. Fortunately, my mom taught that stinging nettles are NOT a weed but a healthy medicinal plant. But you've taken it a step further with your info. Thank you so much!

I have a very large patch of nettles next to my house. I always wondered about them because the seeds I got from them look different than the photos I've seen of nettle seeds. Now after watching your video, I think my entire patch is male plants. May I please ask, 1. Is it possible to have a patch of male-only plants? 2. So the "seeds" on the male plant are not good for medicine? I have been harvesting them for several years. I love the way they taste and use them as a seasoning on food.

Brill as always.

None of mine flowered this year, they've flowered for years but none this year, they usually self seed. new subscriber

Excellent. Interesting and informative.

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😊 love nettles

A lovely informative video.I have never heard 'Ladybug' used before , only 'Ladybird' in the English Westcountry where I grew up.

Brilliant video

Finally!!!🤪👌someone that could explain the female/male thing..thanks! Much appreciated...greetings from Sweden🇸🇪

Nice job brother, I really enjoy your video s, keep up the good work fam! ❤

I recently identified this volunteer plant, that was found growing in the very shady area of our backyard, as a Cuckoo Pint. I live in Charlotte, North Carolina in the U.S.A. so I was surprised to learn this plant is mainly found in woodlands 'across the pond' rather than here in the States. It is the end of June and it's now producing the red berries.

Winter IS coming.....🤔...depop in full swing🤔.....dont starve when Gods larder is all around you 🫡

Oh wow! Awesome video! You guys looked so young here 😊

Great video, many thanks! 😊

This is fantastic information. I have been using the leaves for several years but did not know what a nutritional dynamo the seeds are. I will definitely harvest seeds this year and will let the small Nettle patch at the edge of my property expand. I will also add your your book to the Foraging section of my home library.

Greeting from the woods of Sweden 😃👋🇸🇪 I make my own electrolyte drinka from salt, sugar and nettle. It contain everything u need and more. No need to buy these things. Thanks for a great channel and knowledge

Thanks for sharing

Big pharma has a big influence as to why humans dont use nature anymore, very tragic

Don't they sting your mouth?

Great explanation!

I'm loving these fab videos thank you. One thing I was hoping for, was a pointer to the best time to harvest these, and what condition to look out for etc?? Any chance of a reply with info please? Many thanks. 😊

Thanks for sharing , very interested to taste it now

I did a early morning hike recently ' barefooted ' ouch 😅

Wonderful, I've just ordered your book for my granddaughter, thank you 😊

Thank you ❤

Nettle Tea is a good antihistamine one if my Turkish rescue dogs has it in his food it's the only thing that works for him also goud for chronic fatigue so it helps me as well

I have used nettles for over 50 years to control slugs wild around my brassica tunnel and as mulch in my beds slugs dont like getting stung happy gardening Richardx

I like your videos, thank you.🙏 Blessings 🥰

❤ love.

It's all over the hedges here in Yorkshire. We call it sticky willy. What great info about this abundant herb.

Thank you, great message ❤

So, how long can you store this?