Part 2: How To Make Infused Oil With Fresh Or Dried Herbs/Overview Of Tinctures, Oils And Infusions

Ashley Glassman / Herbal And Succulent Alchemy

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I’ve had so many requests for more detailed videos on processing herbs and wild plants and how I go about making useful products with plants, so today I thought I’d do a more in depth video on making infused herbal oils, and also an overview of other solvents you can use to extract the properties you are wanting from your herbs.
If you are looking for part 1 of this video you can find it here: • Part 1: How To Make I...
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@willkonyndyk2038 10 месяцев назад

Thank you, first of all for sharing your wisdom and experience. I bought a wild blackberry pie at a church social fund raiser many years ago. When I learned the maker was 98 years old I asked if I could meet and thank her personally. We had tea together and I asked her about life back then. The second youngest of twelve siblings who all survived to adulthood, she was the last one left. I asked her about her mother and how she managed, they were not wealthy. Her mother made remedies. She was prone to earaches and infections. She remembered mullein drops in the ear and a soft compress of salt in a cotton sock her mother heated on the cook stove.and had her hold against her ear. It seemed to draw the pain and infection out. I wish I had spent more time with her, walking from candle light to the laser light that had just recently renewed her vision. She also said she had the neighbor boy pick the berries that year.

@naturesintelligent2247 5 лет назад

you are freaking awesome :) thank you so much for the time you spent on this, every human on earth needs this knowledge

@shadesofidaho 5 лет назад

Thank you for your videos. Very helpful to me. I LOVE it when the inner witch comes out and wants to play. Hoping to make some sagebush oil from fresh sagebush. Supposed to be helpful for arthritis pain.

@user-22- Год назад

Beware using croc pots for oil infusions! I, as many, *assumed* the temperature was low enough but luckily I checked the temp *inside* the jars only to find the lowest setting (Low) heated my herb infusion to over *180°* ❗️ 😮 WAY beyond the safe temp & thus killing the very things I wanted from the herbs. 😖 It’s like boiling your green beans til all their colors & nutrients are gone vs. steaming. Just a tip since most of us innocently trust the ‘dials’. I always shot for 90-95° for 2-3 days then cool/dark place for a week or 2. Well done video❗️

@HB-yk4ut Месяц назад

I put my infusions in my dehydrator at 118 Fahrenheit for a week or so. Works perfect every time!

@anitahamlin2411 5 лет назад

Thanks for the information! You are very gracious to share precious well time with us!

@livepowerhousefit1359 Год назад

Finding you has been a joy and I am learning a lot so thank you for sharing your passion. I am new to your channel also !! 😊❤🌺💯

@bredicebeauty9955 5 лет назад

Can you do a video on the after processing to show strain and end result

@TupkoDSmith 10 месяцев назад

Thank you so much! This is a really helpful video ❤

@rootsnurserycapecod4564 6 лет назад

Thank you so much for bringing me back to my roots...

@LUCKEY11202. 6 лет назад

Ashley ,great to see you feeling much better and thank you, for taking your time to explain the infused herb oil. Would it be the same process for lavender or peppermint essential oils? And would you know of a natural remedy for joint or muscle pain? I would appreciate any information you may have.

@ponchimunchy7444 5 лет назад

Lucky Gracie essential oils and infused oils are two different things. Essentials oils are made by taking pounds of plant matter and squeezing out the oils in the leaves/plants via a specialized process. Infused oils is what you saw her do in this video, adding oil into the herbs and using that as a way to extract the properties of the herbs. Hope this helps.

@livepowerhousefit1359 Год назад

Great questions. I too am interested in which dried flowers are best for muscle and joint pain.

@jbdec3894 3 года назад

I just discovered your channel and only have seen these two videos on herbal infusing. I love all the details you share! I'm new to infusing and soap making. I wanted to ask how much of the "goodies" in infused oils do you think survive the saponification process? P.S.- I'm from Idaho too! 😃

@imari2305 3 года назад

Thank you Ashley for this vital information.

@thegriffinsofYT 5 лет назад

Hi Ashley, You are sooooo knowledgeable! I love it! I hope all is well with you. How long to infuse oil & herbs to make a hair oil for growth of hair.

@hallelujahhomestead 2 года назад

For my future reference, timestamps 3:40 and around 9:00 talks about ear oil for babies

@lajeanaphelps-davis7226 4 года назад

I love your breakdown of explaining things. I just discovered you. You did bring up somethings for me to consider. Do you have a outline of how you choose which oils, alcohol and vinegars with which works best with which herbs for what uses. Like a cheat sheet. I should have thought of the cheesecloth method instead of opening lid daily. Thank you.

@RLB-wb4ms 5 лет назад

Thank you for this!! Please make more of these videos

@onegratitudebreath 2 года назад

Thank you!!!!

@janbriseno5895 5 лет назад

Thank you for sharing! I was wondering how can you do like Frankincense resin and Myrrh resin. Can you please show or explain Thank you! Blessings

@yahdi2941 4 года назад

Thank you for this video. So I learned from the part 1 that the ratio for dried herbs to oil is 1:2. How about the fresh herbs ratio?

@beccogiallo 2 года назад

Great video. Thank you.

@RavenVargas27 5 лет назад

Awesome these are better then chemical medicines

@shirleyr.188 2 года назад

Hi Ashley. I love the idea of calendula and witch hazel as a toner. I don't recall you saying what the process is before using it. Do you leave it sitting for weeks or what?....Thank you, Shirley

@rootsnurserycapecod4564 5 лет назад

Thank you 🙏 for sharing 🌱🌱💚💚💚🌱🌱💚💚🌱💚💚🌱🌱💚💚💚

@tempestgrey4629 2 года назад

What if you have a warm setting on crock pot is it ok to keep in warm water bath longer?

@bethharris9182 2 года назад

When using dried herbs to do oil infusions, will the dried herbs get soft in oil?

@1019buster Год назад

Can you infused 2 different types of herbs/ flowers etc

@iAteUrToast 4 года назад

How long do oil-infusions last? For example, I'm making calendula and lavender (respectively) infused-oil and was wondering how long they'll last. It's only been 4 days since I infused them. Also, can i mix oils? Like infused the herbs with both Avocado and Grapeseed oil?

@phileofarm1 4 года назад

C V it depends on the oil you use to infuse, what plant is infused and whether the plant material is fresh, wilted, or dry when it’s infused. But in general somewhere between 4 months and 2 years. In general if the material is dry, between 1-2 years. If the material is fresh, around 4-8 months. That varies a bit, but is a good general idea. ❤️

@iAteUrToast 4 года назад

Ashley Glassman / Herbal And Succulent Alchemy thank you! I used dried herbs.

@dianabrownproject 4 года назад

You have so much info did you go to a school to learn your knowledge?

@vondezredman2953 5 лет назад

Hello love all your videos, is there any way to make palo santo essential or infused oil at home, thanks

@onwa.beauty 3 года назад

Do you have a suggestion for beet powder extraction I did powder and nothing happen the beet powder has not incorporated into the oil I am going on 3 weeks with this oil...driving me crazy !