homegrown dreadlock products
@soaring-eagle
15 years ago
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updated by @soaring-eagle: 01/13/15 08:26:34PM
@soaring-eagle
15 years ago
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What do each of these herbs do? I know some of them already but I'm sure there's plenty on here who have no clue, it might be helpful to say what each herb can be used for (i.e. growth, softness, anti-itch, etc.)
I do know that rosemary, peppermint (since it has cooling properties), and apple cider vinegar are good for anti-itch.
Also, Sage and Burdoc are NOT TO BE USED by pregnant women, or anyone who thinks they're pregnant. I'm not sure about during breastfeeding. Also, one must be very careful with burdoc because it resembles Belladonna/Deadly Nightshade which is extremely poisonous. I would not recommend wildcrafting this herb/root.
@soaring-eagle
12 years ago
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burdoc resemjvbles beladona? do you mean 1st year or 2nd year i never thought they looked much alike
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@soaring-eagle
12 years ago
29,640 posts
well burdock goes through a 2 stage cycle the 1st year having giant leaves that are unmistakable duruing the 1st year its nearly impossible to pull out as the roots and stwem are really thick
but then the second year it comes back..looking like an entirely dirferent plant much smaller leaves thinner stem and a tall stalk from the tip along with these prickly seed balls that attach to everything (and can fuse all yoir dreads together intio 1 mass)
during this stage its much easier to pull up root and all and this is the harvest stage
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