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In Uruguay we call it RUDA (Roo-da). It's very common to use it for protection against "bad / negative energy". If you grow it in your front yard or near your front door it will keep evil spirits away. It's also used to bless newborns and heal babies & toddlers when they're sick.
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We’ve used this as medical: tea for nausea/vomiting/vertigo. Also in ear for ear aches. Also said to be good luck and yes ward of bad vibes! Old remedies from my mother, Mexico
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I'm from Ethiopia we call it "Tena Adam" we used it for medication and of course we dipp it in coffee and tea.
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I loved reading all your comments here learning how people from around the globe use this amazing plant. I’ve had one in my garden for several years and because I am about to move, she deposited a cute little baby rue seedling in a pot that was sitting out there!
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I don't know why I like Rue so much, but If butterflies love it, then I do to. You come across as a very kind person.
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We use it in Brazil against evil spirits and evil eyes. We call it “arruda”. Especially spiritualists grow it at home and keep a single leaf behind their left ear.
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I’m about to propagate using my moms plant. She’s used it for years in cooking and to make a delicious tea with Rue, Laurel leaves, and cinnamon.
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We eat this in China lol... it's called smelly grass over here and we make desert out of them with mung beans, which is very common... it's quite easy you might even want to try it :D
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I Love rue i drink tea once a week and I think it’s really good for stress I have 2 plants and they are big and beautiful
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Awesome vid! I love keeping rue around the garden.
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I have 3 rues in my butterfly garden. Every year one or more is eaten near to ground by caterpillars. I added more this year. Great video!!!
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I found your video because grew Rue Herb this spring and I wanted to learn more about this plant. I found Rue Herb at a garden center and bought it because I thought it was beautiful. I also raise caterpillars and knew this is a host plant for giant swallowtails. I planted the Rue Herb in a coconut fiber lined planter and it has absolutely flourished. I'm in zone 6B. I will probably have take it in durning the winter. I resonate with the smell of the plant and I think its scent is divine. I haven't reacted poorly to it. I love to run my hands through the plant. Thank you for your informative video.
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Greeting !! Thank u so much! Sending love and happiness ur way
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Thanks sis!! ... you rock!! Much Love 💘
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I love this video, very knowledgeable.
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Your Rue video is the most informative, interesting and you have the best and most beautiful Rue of all the other Rue plants used in so many videos. Love and light and happy planting
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Very informative video! I pair Rue with Citronella and Lemon Grass to act as natural repellents. It's somewhat rare to find and its 'toxicity' pairs with Angel's Trumpet & Belladonna in the garden. I have made Rue, Rosemary, and Basil water before to bathe in and spray the home. This is a very beautiful and powerful plant!
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Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge. I came about your video because my seeds are sprouting indoors, and now hopefully will transplant outdoor next spring, looking forward to the black swallowtails. Be blessed 💕
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Thanks for a valuable informations about Rue plants that I need it.
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@arontesfay2520
1 month ago
This plant is special to me. Growing up in Ethiopia, my mother would put this in the milk every morning for breakfast. She would also use it for coffee. The smell brings back some of the best memories of my childhood. In my native language, it's called "tena' adam" which literally means "health of Adam". I envy the fact that you have it in your backyard.
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