Prevent Poison Ivy Rashes: Learn to Use Jewelweed Effectively

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Jewelweed Juiciness: Prevent Poison Ivy Rash (New Video Lesson)
This wild Native American annual, scientifically called Impatiens pallida, helps us to keep poison ivy from creating a rash on our skin. Learn to ID, harvest, and use this soothing, astringent, cooling friend.
The juice and fresh mash of jewelweed are applied topically to prevent the skin from binding with urushiol, the irritating substance found in poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac.
The species of jewelweed (Impatiens pallida) featured in this video lesson is known as pale jewelweed and pale touch-me-not, and it produces light yellow flowers. Its closely related, not-pale cousin, Impatiens capensis, is used similarly, and has orange flowers with spots-giving rise to its other common name spotted touch-me-not.
Look for jewelweed in damp, moist soil, in part sun to shade, in woodlands, water edges, bogs, moist gardens, and damp meadows.
Range: Eastern N. America: Newfoundland to Saskatchewan, south to Georgia west to Kansas.
Dimensions: Height: 2-6 ft.; Width: 2-3 ft.
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@American-Plague 4 года назад

I have used jewelweed for years! It works great! My aunt makes a salve by steeping a LOT of the leaves in hot olive oil, running out through a sieve, then adding melted beeswax so it will set, then pouring into small, pocket-sized jars (like lip-balm jars) or empty "Chap Stick" tubes. I ALWAYS keep one in my pocket while hiking/camping! (Another way to check if it's Jewelweed: put a drop of water on the leaves. It'll bead up like on a newly waxed car!) New subscriber here btw. I've watched your video on Hygrophorous Milkcaps and this one....very informative!

@DinaFalconi 4 года назад

Thanks for your comment.

@jojow8416 2 года назад

Last year I made a jewelweed plantain salve that worked miracles on a neighbor's poison ivy rash. His wife forced him to use it because he had no confidence in a homemade remedy. Its fast action took him by surprise and I am so pleased to have opened his mind to the importance of herbal remedies, especially in these times. Thank you Dina for giving us the golden nuggets of information.

@DinaFalconi 2 года назад

Thanks, JoJo, for your comment. Glad you are spreading the herbal good word!

@kleineroteHex 4 месяца назад

I was planning on a plantain salve, now I will add jewelweed, have a jungle of it. Thanks!

@wambamcinema8065 4 года назад

Dang, I wish I knew about this a longgggggg time ago!!!!!!!

@DinaFalconi 4 года назад

Yes, such a good thing to know!

@EthnobotanistMarc 4 года назад

Great talk on a common and important plant! Thanks for getting this info out to the general public! Love and respect, marc

@DinaFalconi 4 года назад

Thank you, Marc! I really appreciate your feedback. Be well!

@paulareeveslmt 4 года назад

We find that the more Jewel Weed growing the more Poison Ivy we'll see. What a wonderful video, thank you for sharing it here. Well done!

@DinaFalconi 4 года назад

Thank you for your comment, and thank you for appreciating the video.

@GeorgiaTV 4 года назад

Dina your videos are sooo informative and truly gems of knowledge. Thank you for putting out such high quality content!

@DinaFalconi 4 года назад

Thank you for appreciating the work!!

@Lebowski098 Год назад

Taught this as a hunter excellent video

@DinaFalconi Год назад

Thanks!

@melissadimoush8196 7 дней назад

Thanks so much. I made a tincture of jewelweed for the first time this year and wondered if it would help with the rash. I see it won’t and am wondering if you have a video on what to use once you have the rash. Thank you!

@DinaFalconi 7 дней назад

Hello Melissa, since you've already made the tincture, I would try it and see (some folks respond well to it). But one of my preferred herbs for pi rashes is Yellow Giant Hyssop. More about it here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0h_Mhg4WyB8.html

@malemouse198 11 месяцев назад

Always the same love the way you take the time to inform and explain its uses pros or cons. A worthy channel ❤

@DinaFalconi 11 месяцев назад

Thank you! Glad to hear your appreciative feedback!

@SG-ce7ji 8 месяцев назад

Dina ❤❤❤❤❤

@DinaFalconi 8 месяцев назад

Thank you!

@lahaza6515 3 месяца назад

thank you much! Just didi it

@DinaFalconi 3 месяца назад

Welcome!

@shimkonise357 2 года назад

I love your videos Dina! Thank you! I love how the pods jump/pop because of the little spring inside. 😆🤣

@DinaFalconi 2 года назад

Thanks, for your comment, Ericka. Yes, love that too!

@samfalconi 4 года назад

Will be putting this into practice effective IMMEDIATELY! (ooof so much PI everywhere in the HV)

@DinaFalconi 4 года назад

Glad you'll be putting this into practice!

@bjiles7 4 года назад

Dina...as a person who gets PI constantly all summer long...this is my 1st summer using the jewellweed method you described here...plus I do make a concoction with vodka that keeps for awhile and I can use it as need be.....I noticed you said you have a better method for when the rash does appear, could you do a video on that when you get time? I received my log in information from your class but haven't had the chance yet to take the course but I can't wait....thanks for all your videos, they truly do help a ton....

@DinaFalconi 4 года назад

Thank you for signing up for the course! And thank you for appreciating these videos. To your question, when a rash appears I use different herbs like osha and Agastache nepetoides. Hoping but not sure if we will get to this as a video lesson...

@joannadams7549 5 месяцев назад

Hi Dina, would this be beneficial as a spray for mosquito or chigger bites? I’ve heard that one should infuse it in witch hazel.

@DinaFalconi 5 месяцев назад

Hello Joanna, I've not used it as a spray for mosquito or chiggers bites, so can't say, But what I would suggest for bites like this is plantain: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-w0xD42y_fr4.html

@t.c87 Год назад

Hi Dina! ❤️ would this be something you rub on before going into the woods, as a prevention of getting PI? Thanks a ton. Great video!

@DinaFalconi Год назад

Thanks, yes you can rub it on before going out, but I would rub it on after too.

@t.c87 Год назад

@@DinaFalconi thank you.

@lynnmalley1204 Год назад

Thank you! Fantastic & helpful info.

@DinaFalconi Год назад

Thanks!

@iswhatitis_ayy 4 месяца назад

What can you use to help with the rash if it's already formed? Thank you!

@DinaFalconi 4 месяца назад

I like to use yellow giant hyssop: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0h_Mhg4WyB8.html

@iswhatitis_ayy 4 месяца назад

@@DinaFalconi thank you!

@KristinJones-h2r Год назад

Would you use American burnweed in a similar way?

@DinaFalconi Год назад

Hmm.... I don't know...? I've never used it; assuming you mean Erechtites hieraciifolius, yes?

@roxiereed4061 Год назад

I'm wanting to make a soap from jewelweed for my son. so I should grind it up 1st then mix it in? I'm new to all this and trying to cram all I can in

@DinaFalconi Год назад

Roxie, I've never made soap with it, so not sure how to advise you. Good luck.

@roxiereed4061 Год назад

@@DinaFalconi that fine thank you

@dj__salad 4 года назад

Wow! Amazing!

@DinaFalconi 4 года назад

Thanks!

@ralugator 4 года назад

Thank you for the useful lesson. I have lots of poison ivy in my woods, but I've been careful when pulling it, so I'm not sure if I'm allergic to urushiol. Does the Impatiens Balfourii have the same properties? I planted some this year for the beautiful orchid-like pink-purple flowers it's supposed to have -- it hasn't bloomed yet.

@DinaFalconi 4 года назад

Thank you for watching the lesson. Good question, I have not hear of Impatiens balfourii having the same properties as I. pallida and I. capensis. I will look into it. Please let me know what you learn too.