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at first i thought, โthat looks a lot like water hemlock.โ Glad my eye is sharp, and that this isnโt an edible look-a-like :) love these videos!
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I suggest that you just stay away from anything in the carrot family until you are a very competent forager. Check them out, look them over, smell them (don't taste them), and keep going. One day you will be certain enough but until then don't do it.
Even after over ten years foraging, I very nearly ate a nearly undocumented subspecies of hemlock in Illinois that matched up very well with Queen Ann's lace years ago. Nice and hairy with no purple and a fat little carrot at the bottom. I was right at the point of eating it when an alarm bell went off in my gut senses and I began to examine leaf structure more closely. I sent photos to a friend in botany at university who was stumped. Later a professor was able to positively ID it as a hemlock (wish I could recall the name).
Be careful out there folks!
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Good info! Iโm putting wild carrots in the same category as wild mushrooms. Like Iโd better be 100% sure
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Serial killer: *nods while taking notes*
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Thanks for doing a bit on this. This plant is common in Alaska (and also its look-a-likes). Books never do the description justice, but this is a great reference to share with others
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Glad you didn't touch that during Spring. It burns!
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You fooled me Jesse! My thought was 'He's touching it so not poisonous' then you hit me with water hemlock. Nice trick.
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Gdy Mate
I have watched a lot of your Great STUFF!
I am always looking for different plants and seeding Grasses for my many birds.
Keep up the Great work Mate. Thank you for sharing all your Great STUFF.
Cheers Andre Georgescu of South Australia...๐๐๐โ
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We have the white variety hemlock It grows typically next to the waterways here in Michigan, and I have not personally ran into it, but a friend of mine did and she ended up with blisters all over her hands her arms wherever it touched her, she was very lucky it could have been worse!
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โI was thinking of the immortal words of Socrates who said โI drank what?โโ
Chris Knight, Real Genius
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Please do a full video on ghost pipe!๐
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I'm sure growing this in your garden bed is a power statement
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RIP Socrates
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Serious question. How dangerous is waterheim lock and other plants like it. All you ever hear is people saying don't touch that one. It's dangerous but almost nobody tells you why it's dangerous or how dangerous it is and I want to know
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Thank you for making these videos. If I had money I'd give it to you. You should write a book
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Those leaves would get me in trouble for finding pot I'm sure of it
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When I was in 3rd grade my friend and I ate the root part of hemlock thinking it was a carrot. It tasted like a sort of sour carrot.
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Looks like leea a type of medicinal plant in tropical asia that is in vitaceae family
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Well, he didn't say no.....
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@FeralForaging
2 months ago
If youโre ever asking, โHey, can I this wild plant that kind of looks and smells like carrot?โ - the answer is going to be โHang on a second!โ
The carrot family is filled with so many useful edible and medicinal plants and spices AND some of the deadliest plants in the world like water hemlock (Cicuta maculata, shown in this video), poison hemlock (Conium maculatum) and more!
Therefore, being able to recognize carrot family plants is CRUCIAL for foragers! ๐ฅ
Itโs actually really easy to do for the carrot family and many others!
In my brand new class โTop Families for Foragers ๐ธโ Iโll teach you how to recognize any plant family PLUS the characteristics of the top 10 families most important for foragers to learn. ๐
(Link in my bio)
Some people may not like me showing interactions like this with a deadly plant, but I think itโs important.
Plants should be respected, but not feared in my opinion.
Remember, water hemlock is not known to cause photosensitivity like some of its cousins (Giant Hogweed - Heracleum mantegazzianum).
I have tested this myself multiple times with multiple specimens.
In addition, anecdotal reports donโt support water hemlock to cause this iss
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