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@pats9055 8 дней назад

Thank you Heidi! I love all the handmade products. I love your channel! I have made so many things over the past few years inspired by you. Yesterday got a killer bee-sting. I mean it hurt. After pulling the stinger, I ran to the plantain, chewed it up and plastered it on. Almost instant relief of the severe burning! Appreciate you!

@bettyperrin4251 8 дней назад

The same thing happened to me a couple of summers ago. Plantain sure works wonders

@reibersue4845 8 дней назад

Coffee with a This and That. Great way to start the week.

@WendyLKoc 8 дней назад

Thank you, Heidi❤, for another reminder about Patrick making things. Those Roma tomatoes are just beautiful. Great Video Heidi.

@patv4622 4 дня назад

Love your Monday this & that! 💓 God bless you for sharing your wisdom!

@carolarehart1234 4 дня назад

Thank you Heidi. -You’re always a wealth of information and a blessing.

@stephaniezinsmeister6002 8 дней назад

Heidi, I've learned so much from you! Thank you for sharing!! God Bless!!

@darlenewright5850 8 дней назад

Hello dear lady, thank you for taking the time to share.

@SolitaryFairyHomestead 8 дней назад

such beautiful woodwork your hubby does, i would love to order from you guys eventually in the near future.

@bettyperrin4251 8 дней назад

Love your channel!! Watch your videos everytime you show one

@countryblends 8 дней назад

For the algorithm! Love your channel.

@tripletfeb4034 8 дней назад

Thank you so much for all you do! God Bless❤

@kandykane3552 День назад

Thank you❤

@cathygauronski5354 8 дней назад

Those tomatoes are gorgeous; let us know how they taste 😊

@SonyaBayham 8 дней назад

I am taking a social media break. Just need to clean out the cobwebs. Meditation only, no video viewing. Blessings to you.❤

@Anna-RF 8 дней назад

Very inspiring!

@teresahoye6477 7 дней назад

I love the homemade products. I sent you an email for your product list. I got the vacuum canisters from you years ago and now I just love the wood products. Thank you for this video.

@Anna-RF 8 дней назад

Just finishing a second batch of Elderberry Syrup, another 1,5 litres ❤ getting ready for winter. Forecast says that cold weather starts tomorrow here in Ireland, Europe 🍁🍂 got plenty of herbs dried/drying and canning/preserving. I'll try to send you pictures and share what we've been doing around this side of the pond 😊 thank you for all your videos! We don't miss one!

@joseamilcarsalgadolainez3586 8 дней назад

Thanks God bless you.

@brightstarr57 8 дней назад

Great way to start the week with another this n that! 🙂

@fourdayhomestead2839 8 дней назад

Thank you for letting us know what is offered. Homemade (craft), non electric is needed these days. Craft American made is the best.😊

@EastTexasLivin 8 дней назад

Love watching you. I lived in Oregon for many years though I'm back to my native Texas. But love hearing about the rain, those pesky blackberries that grow everywhere, and so many things that make me think of the Pacific NW.

@valerieescabi6104 7 дней назад

Heidi God is good all the time. Hallelujah.🙏🏻💖🙏🏻

@chrismaryb.7409 8 дней назад

Thanks Heidi 😊 ❤❤

@judysulak5731 8 дней назад

Always good to reconnect with God and yourself. ❤

@mscatnipper2359 8 дней назад

Love the tidbits! I appreciate knowing your preferences for choices of spirits to use for tinctures. I'd forgotten about your spiced elderberry video. I'll check that out now.

@mtnlindama8146 8 дней назад

Thank you for the knowledge you share about making tinctures. All the measuring instructions make me concerned that I might do it wrong. No children in my household so the way you do it works for me ! ❤

@blessedbloominghomestead9134 8 дней назад

My mullein died after getting so big, but not blooming. It bummed me out, but then I noticed in another raised bed, I had a mullein with the stalk starting. I was so excited! I didn’t lose it all! I forgot that I put a small plant in that bed, but I’ll be able to save seeds. I’m enjoying your live feeds and appreciate the time you take to do those. Shalom, shalom

@RainCountryHomestead 8 дней назад

Nice! I am planning on transplanting at least one of the ones I have in pots to the ground, I am thinking of putting it at the property down the road as I am hoping to start getting more of those kind of herbs growing there and free up more space here for fruits and veggies

@blessedbloominghomestead9134 8 дней назад

@@RainCountryHomestead great idea, and they will probably thrive there.

@sandrad518 8 дней назад

Mullein is a biennial so will die after its second season. But you'll usually get so many seeds from the flower stalk that eventually you'll have more than you want. I cut the stalk once they were done flowering, love the flowers for ear aches and infections, so I can broadcast them where I want them to grow next year.

@reibersue4845 8 дней назад

First year mullien will not send up a flower stalk. Look for it to bloom next year.

@blessedbloominghomestead9134 8 дней назад

@@sandrad518 the ones that died never flowered, that’s what bummed me out. They were big and beautiful but no stalk.

@rebeccasanford8607 6 дней назад

Peppermint Schnapps … heated in a cup with a splash of honey! Guarantee to stop a cough

@AnimalFarm341 8 дней назад

Great video as always!

@savaugeblends8883 8 дней назад

I didn't realize that you produced so many videos. I haven't been getting notifications. I just started just checking more frequently.

@sandrad518 8 дней назад

I grew some black cherry tomatoes a few years ago that looked like those, in color anyway, and they were delicious! Silly me didn't save the seeds. 😢 I like that they're supposed to have more anthocyanins.

@joanneoverstreet72 5 дней назад

Thank you Heidi for sharing! 😊🌱💚🌻🐝🐓🌲 18:12

@iyahbinghiiyatah2456 8 дней назад

I use a local Guyanese white rum for tinctures.

@valeriebennett1011 8 дней назад

Thank you!

@darleneschreiber9415 8 дней назад

Really cool stuff! Thanks!

@debichats8634 8 дней назад

Oh Heidi….I have trouble starting things inside…..last spring I brought a bought plant inside…..chocolate mint I bought from Lowe’s…..I had more gnats than is allowed and they killed so many of my seedlings….I got grow lights and all the stuff I needed….I got the yellow sticky stuff to catch them and sprinkled cinnamon…still killed everything. My mullein never made it….lots of things didn’t. I need to find a better way to get rid of those gnats! Will be doing research because I WANT veggies and herbs to grow!!!! God bless you and Patrick!!❤❤❤

@NoOneUKnow-c3y 8 дней назад

Thanks for another great video, see you next time.

@CajunBoudreaux 8 дней назад

❤️✝️❤️

@MQ-cw9qx 8 дней назад

Good one.

@edieboudreau9637 8 дней назад

Hi Heidi & Patrick and clan. 👋 All good tips.

@Kay-du4ll 8 дней назад

I love my sock darner that Patrick made!! And I have a smaller rolling pin that works great for tortillas. OH! And I just tasted my vanilla extract I made with the spiced rum that you suggested and it's amazing. Thank you for that tip. I'm thinking of making another quart of the elderberry syrup - and I'm like you - I just throw all kinds of things in it. I really want to check out the midnight roma's.... God bless! One of these times I hope to catch you live!!

@dianaepple524 8 дней назад

❤

@jrae6608 8 дней назад

Thanks God bless

@anapronfullofweeds5626 8 дней назад

Such great information!

@trishthehomesteader9873 7 дней назад

🤗💜

@paulinerichter6639 8 дней назад

🥰

@sugarshell1973 8 дней назад

I've learned that using 100 proof works well, it's 50% alcohol, 50% water, that will extract both alcohol and water soluble properties and you don't have to worry about doing a bunch of math to figure the amounts to take!

@RainCountryHomestead 8 дней назад

I never worry about doing any math as to how much. I simply guess according the the solvent being used but also start small and work up.

@sugarshell1973 7 дней назад

@@RainCountryHomestead I feel ya, same here, but if someone comes across all those "certified herbalist" channels, one can get confused and frustrated! I adore how you do things Heidi, you're awesome✌️🙏

@chickgirl1776 6 дней назад

😀

@ceciliafuentes3299 8 дней назад

I have two stories I will be sharing. I will work on it today and email it to you. 😊

@maria_w311 8 дней назад

Hi Heidi 👋🏻

@Ysharonsopczynski 8 дней назад

A lot of my plants and herbs the bugs ate up this year not many pollinators just bad bugs . But I do have many tinctures, extracts and dried herbs from other places. Thanks for sharing I didn’t realize you could use tequila . Do you use fresh herbs and dried for tinctures I’m still not sure some say not to use fresh

@reibersue4845 8 дней назад

You can use fresh or dried for alcohol infusions. For fresh plant just use a higher proof alcohol because the water in the plant material will dilute it. Only use dried with oil infusions. Water from fresh will make the oil go rancid quickly.

@anniebelle6679 8 дней назад

I wonder how elderberry wine would work for medicinal purposes.

@cookiewilcox5082 8 дней назад

I did a search on Midnight Roma Tomatoes. They are not heirloom. They were released by Oregon State just a few years ago.

@RainCountryHomestead 8 дней назад

New varieties are not heirloom but all heirlooms were once new.

@cookiewilcox5082 8 дней назад

@@RainCountryHomestead heirloom seeds are seeds made by God. Heirloom seeds are not hybrid or gmo.

@reibersue4845 8 дней назад

@@cookiewilcox5082 I dont know the exact definition of heirloom seeds. I do know that God allows plants to cross pollinate to create new varieties. I grew cucumbers last year. Straight 8s and pickling ones and saved seed. I planted my straight 8 seed and discovered I had a cross between the 2 and worked out great for me.

@RainCountryHomestead 8 дней назад

@@cookiewilcox5082 I suggest doing some research on how heirloom seeds are created

@RainCountryHomestead 8 дней назад

I went ahead and gathered some information for you but you can still do a deeper dive if you would like to learn: "Heirloom Seeds Heirloom seeds are passed down from generation to generation using open pollination. This means that the changes that have occurred in the development of heirloom plants are characteristics that have happened naturally over the course of time. To be considered an heirloom variety, the species of plant must be at least 40 years in the making. Over years and years of cultivation, heirloom plant varieties develop resistance to certain diseases and pests and learn to thrive in particular climates. Heirloom seeds can be purchased at nurseries and garden centers near you, but the best way to get your hands on heirloom seeds is through local seed exchanges. This way, you are getting heirloom cultivars that have become better suited to growing in your area. Heirloom seeds can be saved and planted year after year. They are never hybrids or GMO’s. Hybrids are crosses between different heirloom cultivars. GMO seeds are genetically modified in a laboratory for large scale production. Generally speaking, heirlooms have superior taste, quality, and hardiness when compared to all other seed types. Most often, heirloom seeds will have been grown under organic conditions, though this is not always" Above information collected from this page: www.gardeningchannel.com/heirloom-vs-organic-seeds-explained/

@brainiac8249 4 дня назад

Can we mix a tincture with honey extracts for better taste? And can we do the same with teas and decoctions? I LOVE your videos!❤

@RainCountryHomestead 2 дня назад

Yes, I use honey in my extracts often

@randpmagnuson6711 8 дней назад

😊 link for hair ties? Price, colors?

@RainCountryHomestead 8 дней назад

As noted in video, you need to email me at raincountryhomestead@gmail.com and I will send you the full product list

@lindachandler2293 8 дней назад

For some reason I'm having a hard time getting a start of the mad dog skull cap.

@pammohler3253 8 дней назад

🌸🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌸

@opalezell2166 8 дней назад

I need to learn how you make wine..Do you have a vedio on making wine of any flavor..

@RainCountryHomestead 8 дней назад

Wine making series: ru-vid.com/group/PLzVtTPDzFPKFtB45ulnLxFmo0mPdd23wq

@ladydrgnfly921 8 дней назад

Do you have a book on your recipes and home remedies?

@RainCountryHomestead 8 дней назад

No, sorry, please see this for more information: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Mvn2EDBvaSY.html

@sandrad518 8 дней назад

No books. I take detailed notes on this great lady's teachings! She also has typed up some lists of information and recipes on patreon that you can copy, it's free!

@cheryl4860 7 дней назад

Also how much for the tampers and what sizr is best?

@cheryl4860 7 дней назад

How much are the rolling pins, and what are the mushroom thingies?

@RainCountryHomestead 7 дней назад

As noted in the video, you need to email me at raincountryhomestead@gmail.com and I will send you the information and product list

@stacyw3250 8 дней назад

The mullein tincture, did you use the leaves or flowers?

@RainCountryHomestead 8 дней назад

I used leaves because that is what I had at the time. I did not harvest any of my mullein this year as it is only in its second year

@nkwalk 8 дней назад

Can you make wine from apples? I have lots of apples this year, have already started vinegar, and canned applesauce and juice. I would like to try making apple wine but am not sure how to start.

@RainCountryHomestead 8 дней назад

Yes, I have made wine from apples, it is just a matter of juicing them first

@anonymousme9329 8 дней назад

I could not keep echinacea alive (after starting it indoors) so I decided to try rudbeckia when I hears it has the same properties. It did GREAT so I harvested some roots to make a tincture. The roots are small(ish) and I cannot cut them. :( No knife or scissors or even tin snips will cut through them. I still put them in a jar with vodka hoping to make a tincture but I don't know how it will be with whole roots rather than pieces. I even took them out after a week in the vodka and tried again to cut them with out luck. Have you tried this? Any ideas on if it's OK like this or just a waste of alcohol?

@teresa9613 7 дней назад

Can wine be made from frozen fruit? I froze all my elderberries this year because of time constraints, and they are all done now. I am kicking myself.

@RainCountryHomestead 7 дней назад

Yes, I always freeze my grapes now because it makes them easier to juice for making wine

@teresa9613 7 дней назад

@@RainCountryHomestead Whew! Thanks. I have several gallon bags of my grapes from last year I need to clear out, too.

@Beachgirlhwy12 8 дней назад

I’ve tried and tried to get calendula to grow and can’t

@alenaB 7 дней назад

🥰🤍

@user-cu3mi2fs8n 8 дней назад

When making mullen tincture how do you take it does it not irritate your throat? )(fuzzy leaves)

@RainCountryHomestead 8 дней назад

You need to strain it through a fine cloth when it is ready and before use

@betty8173 8 дней назад

Thanks, Heidi, I appreciate your work! I have a few questions, I hope that's okay. I put away nastirtium, comfrey, and jewelweed last fall. The jewelweed says in glycerin, and I am not sure why, I have done it in oil in the past to make a salve. Is this usable? Do I have to strain and make a liquid to drink, is there any benefit? I know you don't use glycerin anymore, but I was watching an older video. Also, the nasturtium doesn't say what its in, what should it be in, please? Maybe my daughter will help me investigate, lol...the comfrey is in avocado oil, so, I think I can use your recipe with the beeswax pastilles, to make more salve?? Thanks so much!! It's been a crazy year, with another move, so, I am definitely late getting to these! Thank you for your help, God bless you.

@RainCountryHomestead 8 дней назад

I would assume you could use the jewelweed but I have never used glycerin in a salve, some do. Some use glycerin for an alcohol free extract to take internally. You would know for sure what it was by the taste because glycerin is very sweet

@teresa9613 7 дней назад

I make a salve with dried comfrey infused in avocado oil, and I love it. You should be good there. I've also made it with castor oil for deep-seated pain. I only use that at night, as castor oil is gloppy and thick. But it helps with pain so much better.

@betty8173 7 дней назад

@@RainCountryHomestead thank you!

@betty8173 7 дней назад

@@teresa9613 thank you.

@teresa9613 7 дней назад

@@betty8173 You're very welcome. What are you using the nasturtium for? I've made a nasturtium tincture with vodka, and just left it to infuse for a year, only because I forgot about it. Strained it, and my husband and and I are using it now. It's an all over good guy. Heidi has a video on nasturtiums that turned me on to it. I have always put the flowers in salads (kind of a peppery taste), but never used the leaves for anything. It really is a miracle plant and I grow them every year now!