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Those wild grapes could Kill you! how to identify wild edible plants and weeds to forage for food

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Identify wild edible plants such as grapes before you eat them. I find some wild grapes in my yard and learn how to identify them. Knowing how to forage for food could save your life. Finding edible wild plants does not have to be that hard and remembering if you can eat the leaves, roots or flowers could be a lifesaver. You want to make sure you Identify the grapes before you eat them to avoid getting sick or worse.
Wild grapes (Vitis app) high climbing thorn less vine with tendrils that are forked, has large heart shaped coarsely toothed leaves and green to greenish flowers and the fleshy purple to black fruit will have 1-4 pear shaped seeds inside.
Canada Moonseed (Menispermum canadense)
is high climbing vine with large smoothed edged leaves with white flowers that droop in clusters, each fruit will contain a single flattened crescent shaped seed and the plant will have No tendrils this is POISONOUS and FATAL in large amounts
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@grandwonder5858 4 года назад

It would great if you would show both the grape and the moonseed so that we could see the difference!

@fw1240 Год назад

Grapes have 1-4 pear shaped seeds. Moonseed has a flat 🌙 shaped one

@chanthana7694 Год назад

@@fw1240 I just squeeze a bunch in my yard and some has 1 seed and the majority have 3 seeds. I guess mine is safe. I've cut it down so many times but kept coming back stronger and climb all over. Because the birds and other animals loves it I just continue to let it grow so that they use it as their home.

@lagalvin1123 3 года назад

Currently eating grapes without dying thank you 👌

@therealitinerantgardener594 3 года назад

😂

@Murlockingqc Год назад

Thank you sir, now I can stop eating moonseed berries lol

@Amanda-mn6vb 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for this video! Have you ever had any that have more than 4 seeds? I have some that have between 1-4 but some from the same exact plant occasionally have more than 4 but never more than 6. thank you!!

@jillmondt5398 4 года назад

At about 1:45 the other grape rolled on out if there, seeing what happened to his buddy.😂

@RealQuickChris 4 года назад

Lmao I had to go and watch it

@CrystalQuartz 3 года назад

Jill Mondt 🤣

@numanjasavic3975 2 года назад

😂😂

@frankdavidson9675 3 года назад

wild grapes like muscadines are best eaten when fully ripe very black looking there sweet then if they have a maroon look they are quite ripe wait a week more if plant some of these make sure you put in full sun the sun shine on the leaves is what conrols the sugar content of the fruit

@carolinaadventures4713 2 года назад

I'm making wine with our wild grapes harvested from our property

@dirtywhitehorse 3 года назад

When i was a kid I harvested wild grapes for my family and we made it into a jelly that I called venison jelly because it had a wild sort of flavor and was good with venison .I never heard of the Canadian moonvine thing. Thanks for the education

@twirlyboggs 4 года назад

I grow muscadine vine and enjoy the young leaves and grapes. I picked a berry from the moonseed lookalike plant and removed the seed and sure enough, it was crescent shaped. This was after I almost ate one though (very careless). Luckily the berry tasted pungent and I spit it out. After 20 min or so, began feeling not so good, just from the residual (remember to wash out mouth with plenty of water) which I didn't do!!! If I felt bad just from the swallowing spit from the moonseed, I'm confident eating the whole berry would be BAD! Also, the moonseed growing around here has fat, slightly fuzzy leaves.

@nancydb1390 5 лет назад

Thanks. Clear and concise. I have these on my property; now I'll try eating them.

@RealQuickChris 5 лет назад

Nice. Are use two different books to figure out what I had in my yard before I decided to eat them

@ericplatanorodriguez4759 4 года назад

Lies I eat them all the time it’s good for cancer

@paulyoung2456 5 лет назад

truth is most grapes are edible wild are not the Mustang rate in Texas is all over the state and people are afraid of it because it looks weird but it is edible it's not as sweet but it is edible and it makes some of the best Jam you could ever taste

@RealQuickChris 5 лет назад

Nice. Making jam is one thing I have not tried yet.

@pogmothoin602 11 месяцев назад

More for me! I literally can fill up 2 to 3 5 gallon buckets within a mile of home in 30 minutes or so. So many that even the possums and birds grow tired of them. Many people are afraid of them due to their susceptibility to fungus but if my grandmother survived the depression eating random weeds while the rest of the U.S. looked on with mild discomfort, then I'm fairly certain cleaning the grapes off well before making jelly is not going be an issue. Besides, there is such an abundance that within 1/4 mile will be a freezer full of grapes from a much healthier vine.

@iamme4203 5 лет назад

I have eaten those wild grapes and my throat itches from inside. It taste good though

@RealQuickChris 5 лет назад

Itches from the inside hmm I would stay away. I am like that with certain foods maybe it’s somewhat of an allergic reaction.

@mattlyman4301 4 года назад

@@RealQuickChris Its from the tartaric acid in the grapes.

@monicavaldez2369 Месяц назад

@@mattlyman4301is it ok to eat anyway?

@em2593 7 лет назад

we ate random grapes or berries in the woods so you helped us thank you

@RealQuickChris 7 лет назад

+Emma McGinty My heart jumped for a minute, thought you were going to say you got sick. Glad the video helped. Thanks for watching.

@em2593 7 лет назад

RealQuickChris thank you, we thought we were going to get sick but we saw the video and the ones we ate were like the non poisonous ones in the video

@RealQuickChris 7 лет назад

I did the same thing after I got poison ivy and had to make a video because I never saw it in the woods and I want other people to avoid getting it as bad as I did.

@em2593 7 лет назад

RealQuickChris what would happen if we did ate the wrong grape?

@RealQuickChris 7 лет назад

they are bitter and you would probably not eat them after one bite but if eaten in large enough quantities they could be fatal. I think apple seeds are to. I would bet if you ate one or two you would feel sick and maybe toss them back up.

@word_warrior 6 лет назад

We saw a wild growing fruit we had never seen before and without hesitation or much thought we ate it because we had a feeling that we could eat it and we are still alive functioning properly and we continue to eat them.

@abesfiddle1 6 лет назад

excluding mushrooms and other.fungi.. Roughly 75% of what grows in the US in the woods is not toxic but the most deadly thing out there often resemble harmless ones..So please be careful. Never eat a mushroom with proper knowledge. Probable 85% of them will kill you. Most toxic mushrooms(unlike other toxic things in woods) will not.make you sick.. They will kill you and at small amounts of intake

@ContactsNfilters 2 месяца назад

I think I just found some grape vine growing in my neighbors yard that he didn't want. I dug it up and I'm super hopeful that's what it is. Thanks for this info!

@gladysmaroue9167 3 года назад

I found a vine with ❤ shaped leave ...90 per cent 🔵 holes than leaves...i thought that's a good sign...the 🐛 love it. I have to see if the leaves have serrated edges. Red stalker..young plant so tendrils???

@oftin_wong 7 месяцев назад

Large leaves on grapes are a response to low light

@slyjetprime5614 День назад

I’m doing road side work and I was surprised when I smelled grapes.

@asiangoddesscottagelifegar7137 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing ☺️

@dirtgee 2 года назад

I have a big tree of wild grapes I was wondering what it was same seeds

@abesfiddle1 6 лет назад

Fox grapes have small white flowers.. All info they need to be know difference between canadian moonseed and wild grapes are grapes all have toothes leaves and no thorns. Many grapes also have smallish leaves like most muscadines.

@RealQuickChris 6 лет назад

Great tips.

@carolinaadventures4713 2 года назад

Thank God you don't have that in the muscadine variety a wild muscadine grape is a wild muscadine great you can't mistake it

@viiiderekae 3 года назад

Learnt my lesson the hard way.. never eat tetrasperma grape fruit

@joepastafari 4 года назад

shouldn't the crappy flavor be enough to prevent you from eating too many moonseeds?

@Flashbackfrequency92 6 лет назад

I am eating green grapes while watching this

@RealQuickChris 6 лет назад

Oh good I thought you were watching the broccoli video I made while eating green grapes lol. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-K2CQaaWC3D0.html. That made me look twice for a while

@thesportingprofessor3011 4 года назад

thank you!

@singingway 5 лет назад

Do you have any tips for getting more fruit from The Wild Grape Vine in my yard? What kind of cultivation might it like?

@joshuagonsher3905 4 года назад

Find more vines...

@1ksubswithnovidschallenge84 5 лет назад

Question.. I was mowing the grass and found some blackberries lookalike and raspberries look a-like.. I was told they were young muscadine.. But i have no clue if they are or not.. Can you help?

@RealQuickChris 5 лет назад

Not to sure I did make a very bad video on wild black raspberries maybe that is what you found.

@1ksubswithnovidschallenge84 5 лет назад

@@RealQuickChris i picked them and tastes them out and they are raspberries. And black berries.. They have an odd wild taste at the end...

@1ksubswithnovidschallenge84 5 лет назад

@@RealQuickChris i also have poisonous berries that grow on a purple vine which is obvious

@1ksubswithnovidschallenge84 5 лет назад

@@RealQuickChris can black berry bushes have thorns and i live in TN

@jdflan1977 5 лет назад

muleberries

@dinopines9191 3 года назад

What if the grapes are purple on the inside

@nyhermana4413 4 года назад

I picked green ones- are they edible if I cook them or will they ripen like green bananas do? Thanks!

@RealQuickChris 4 года назад

You know I don’t know. I would imagine they would like most fruit or you might just end up with raisins

@kimuseni 3 года назад

Thanks

@RealQuickChris 3 года назад

👍

@centuryfiles9558 4 года назад

Can you eat wild grapes with phylloxera? How can you get rid of phylloxera? Also your grapes are so fat! Lol mine are tiny and the wildlife eats all the good ones lol!

@dannypalmer7701 10 месяцев назад

Rough leafs only!

@maceyloubrown 5 лет назад

Thank you!

@RealQuickChris 5 лет назад

Welcome I hope it helped somewhat lol

@tomasadams3174 4 года назад

can eat wild grape?

@Angela-zf8sn 2 года назад

Just ate 3 round balls from my yard that I was thinking were muskadines then decided to google because I haven't planted any and seen where I could have just eaten something poisonous 🤔😆 well each ball had 2 seeds in it so I'm guessing I'm good 😅 haven't had a Muscatine in along time but it did taste how I remember them tasting so.....🤔 thanks for the video! Dang wait is this identification for muskadines or wild grapes or is muskadines a wild grape?

@nayshaness 6 лет назад

Do the wild grapes have thorns ?

@RealQuickChris 6 лет назад

+Nayshaness Toro Not the ones I found. The only thing I found with thorns are wild black raspberries.

@rayyan3668 4 года назад

DID YOU SEE THE PEOPLE HIDING

@dickkickem329 7 лет назад

I found those leaves but smaller and there aren't any grapes or flowers

@RealQuickChris 7 лет назад

+dick kickem Keep an eye on them and see if anything grows. Should have grapes by now. Could be a really young or damaged vine or not the right plant at all lol

@brooklyn5115 4 года назад

When I was a kid, I found wild sour grapes that were bitter and sour, I just chewed on them and spit them out, they were probably poisoned.

@RealQuickChris 4 года назад

I hope not but we’ll you are still here so...

@aremedyproject9569 4 года назад

Haki Bear They weren’t. I’ve tasted moonseed. There’s no way anyone would eat them. Horrible! Really bad. Really really bad lol.

@jordanevans7710 6 лет назад

Just picked a small colander full...

@shanewilson4378 6 лет назад

Another source, somewhat credible looking website, say the true grape has white flowers, you said poisonous moonseed...which is right?

@RealQuickChris 6 лет назад

its hard to say but the two books I referenced are when looking things to eat in my woods are the SAS Survival Handbook, Third Edition: The Ultimate Guide to Surviving Anywhere amzn.to/2QkBTvp Edible Wild Plants: Eastern/Central North America (Peterson Field Guides) amzn.to/2x66DIt I tend to trust books more than websites and youtube videos lol hope that helps do you have a pic of the grapes that you have found?

@Stanner. 3 года назад

I just ate one help my throat hurts

@valeriesanchez3074 4 года назад

Could kill you but guess what. I'm here breathing 🤣

@dherman0001 2 года назад

Muscadine leaves are smaller than your hand. Just sayin.

@davehoffman7271 Год назад

Poorly done. You talk about the differences, but only show one type. Then you don’t identify the single type you are showing in the video. Please consider redoing saying “this is the grape, this is the grape leaf, this is what the grape seed looks like.” Then do the exact same thing with the moonseed.

@rachetCD 7 лет назад

I thought there were different types of grapes though

@RealQuickChris 7 лет назад

+WhiteBoyWithAnIpod There very will might be but by me I only found those grapes the books I used to identify them were The Peterson field guides edible wild plants for eastern /central North America and the SAS survival handbook by John lofty wiseman. I felt like I had to take about the Canada moonseed even though I did not have an example of just so you are aware you could come across something poisons. I hope that helps you somewhat. I have heard the wild grapes most often cross with cultivated grapes as well in the wild. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.

@word_warrior 6 лет назад

How can they be poisenous, the seeds need to be spreaded and if nothing is going to eat them then the next generation of plants can't exist, it's the ecosysrem. The plant gives us tasty nutritious fruit and in return we grow the new plants it works both ways. The plants make the fruit for a reason to be eaten and for seeds to spread and if there poisenous then why did the plant grow them then.

@RealQuickChris 6 лет назад

One would think it would work like that but nature is tricky for some reason

@homeiswonderland 6 лет назад

Some animals can tolerate different plants. I think most plants do just fine without humans eating them and pooping out their seeds/planting and caring for them.

@RealQuickChris 6 лет назад

side note I think poison ivy is one that most animals will never even notice but when some of us humans touch it we have a reaction to the urushiol oil/sap inside the plant. some are lucky and have no reaction at all I am not one of those lol

@trimbaker1893 6 лет назад

picture this...an animal eats moonseed, wanders off and dies. That seed is in a nice fertile patch of soil that a dead animal rotted on... pretty good survival design, eh?

@RealQuickChris 6 лет назад

Nature at its best. Bigfoot made the same mistake..