Thanks!

I love it ❤what a great way to honour our gnomes which are as important as fairies ❤

Nice

Should we chew it or not? I’m worried that my 5 yrs old kid spit it 😅

Is this okay on an empty stomach

Very informative thanks

Can you take this once a day even no sick or no infections?

Thank u, u still using this until Today?

I love the idea of decorating on the bottom of it with the cardboard base. I have never thought of this before! I just have the plain log with candles so this will def make it look a lot nicer. Thanks!

How to do it if you don’t want any alcohol?

Did you know that honey is toxic when heated?

What kind of brandy did you use? Thanks!

I loved the video on goldenrod how u cut and mix with rum and store but then u don’t explain how u use it ..I am new to this herbal stuff tinctures, etc, so I think the video would be helpful to explain how u actually apply it or ingest ??

i don't have any herbal tinctures already made, if I just add alcohol plain will that still be ok to help keep it shelf stable?

your videos are awesome! I love the way you structure your videos, so informative!

im pretty sure that if you add lemon juice to the liquid ,it will also help with the preservation of the syrup too ! im thinking 1 or 1 and a half table spoons of lemon juice from the bottle . this will lower the ph and the lower the ph the harder for bacteria to grow.

This might be unhelpful now, but you can also use ground cinnamon as rooting hormone. I have found a lot of success with this method myself.

You should not heat the honey...it becomes poisonous when heated according to ayurveda science.

Thanks for the video :) What is the background song?

Thank you so much for your informative video. I have been searching for a way to make my herbal syrups shelf stable without compromising the quality. If I wanted to make this without alcohol, could I substitute a glycerine-based tincture instead? What would that do to the shelf life?

The hot chocolate recipe was a hit with my children!

If you had girls too, would you put all the sizes together (like boys and girls size 4-5), or get separate bins for storing hand-me-downs? I ask because we have a four children (boys and girls) but are welcome to having more, but the amount of storage boxes is a lot! I separate by boy/girl. Thank you for the idea to store by categories in bags. That will be a big help.

Thanks for all the ideas!

I have wanted to learn how to root! I'm glad this video popped up.

Beautiful video and very detailed!

Hi. Great video. Did it help with your gut health? Any improvements have you felt with drinking it

This was 2 years ago but Did you Notice that spider on the handle by your hand?

Any info on where I can get the vapor rubs?

Thank you for the information

I got to the dough part, but it ended up being more like a chewy treat than a cough drop or lozenge.

God Bless you in Jesus name! I wish i could be this organized

Love this. Been an herbalist 30 years and always love learning little tidbits I never knew! I learned a lot about this herb form Matt Wood but I never really used this remedy very much and have been exploring it more lately. Been doing the one drop dose under my tongue and wow does it work (using the seed tincture at the moment and want to explore the flower). I can tell when I take it and when I don't. Using it to help with some oxalate issues I have. I swear I feel them moving down and out. Good stuff. Also looked into as birth control; not for myself (I am past that window) but for others. Looks promising when used correctly for those purposes. Thank you for this, this was really well done and am going to share this video!!!

It’s an umbelliferae and the entire inflorescence is composed of multiple small florets. You need to learn some botany before you start making this type of KZfaq video

Air plants are epiphytes, this plant is not an epiphyte therefore is not an air plant

Really nice video.

Thanks for sharing!

Great video

LOVE this one !! I've "heard" adding vitamin E is good to add to concoctions to help with preventing it from turning rancid. Is that true ?

Being new to this, be kind with my "newbie" question....doesn't that give it a strong alcohol smell and taste ?

Just what I need as it is now autumn here in South Africa

Thanks for sharing this beautiful video! So much important & good info there. I love your house's old-style interior & your calm energy. I'm just finishing making some cough syrup here & checking out how others make it. I love to stay open & keep learning. One thing I started to do lately is that before I strain the herbal infused honey I just boil some water in a pot or kettle & place the whole jar of the herbal honey in it. With the jar & lid on it. This way I can literally just have to pour it out of the jar. It saves a lot of time trying to get it out of the jar & later cleaning all that's been involved. I hope you'll find it useful ♥ Keep up the good spirit. Much Blessings ♥

Thank you so much for sharing. I'm so glad I found you. I don't know if I missed it, but do you use the same herbs that you boiled to soak in the honey?

I hope you don't mind a question, but very few KZfaqrs answer from the comments section. When making herbal tinctures for children or people who don't want to use alcohol, I've read you should use glycerin......but what kind or brand?? I've looked at sooooo many my head aches! Can you give me some guidance? Thank you!

Thank you so much for sharing! It is such a great idea!

I know homemade insecticidal soaps made with dish soap is super popular and all over the internet, but dish soap is actually horrible for plants. It's not "non-toxic". Rather, the chemicals used to make dish soap is quite toxic to plants. Dish soap isn't really soap, it's a detergent, meaning it's a mixture of different chemicals designed to better dissolve grease. Nothing wrong with using it for dishes, but it is not something plants should be exposed to. Furthermore, all plants have a waxy cuticle to protect themselves from pests. Dish soap is great at dissolving grease (remember the oil spills) but more importantly, it will eat away that waxy cuticle, opening the plant up to more infestations. So many people spray their plants with their dish soap mixture then find that their plant gets another infestation a few weeks later, and don't make the connection between that initial spraying and subsequent infections. The best choice is to simply just buy a real insecticidal soap. Yes, it's significantly more expensive (but cheaper if you buy a concentrate), and more importantly, it's safer for plants.

Thank you for a great video!!