Echinacea Purpurea Fresh Root Tincture

Published 2021-04-05

All Comments (21)
  • Your calm reaction to eating a bit of the root did not prepare me for what I experienced when I tried this myself with mine at home, haha! You mentioned a "buzzy" feeling, so I thought I knew what to expect, but when I had a VERY tiny piece, my whole mouth became numb! My husband (who is a doctor), and I both tried it at the same time when preparing my tincture, and we were both just absolutely stunned! It was one of the wildest things we've ever experienced!
  • @lbrizzle3
    This is the best video I have found on this subject. I just harvested around 20 Echinacea root crowns that I had been growing for 15yrs. I saw quite a bit of that black color through out the roots and was concerned until I found this video. Thank you so much!
  • I don't use the percentage of alcohol to herb because it doesn't have to be the same each time. I have read that it is more potent to do it that way but I don't think so. I use ground herb or ground root and add enough liquid to blend together and be able to freely manipulate in jar. I have your book, making plant medicine and thorough enjoy the storytelling, helps me to remember.
  • @makeastatement1
    Thank You! I am having quite a learning tincture making and this is a great demonstration in the real methodology. It seems a lot of other herbalists are content to put the fresh herb in bottle and pour alcohol over to cover. I had never known about the measuring for each round, or using blender or about the addition of water (heard that would cause mold or dilute the final product. I have so much to learn lol! ) but am very happy to report good germination with all of the Strictly Medicinal Seeds I have planted so far this year. Thanks so much for teaching & sharing!!
  • @teresagreco9794
    Well hello there. I found your video. I watched your video , liked your video and subscribed. I also ordered your book. Now I will binge watch your videos and learn more. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Teresa from texas♡
  • You must have made someone mad, they threw alot of rocks in your garden
  • Lol your wife and I would get along great .. I'm always trying to give my herbal concoctions away some people resist...their loss.😂 thank you for sharing.
  • @robinbyrd410
    Mine just finished blooming was so thankful for this information …I am wondering if the seeds from the blooms will come up next spring as I have a hard time taking roots because ..well I have attachment issues lol. Well 2 plus 1 is 3 so actually 333 how awesome.
  • @milvolts1
    Great insightful video. Thanks. Apologies in advance if you answered this question. What to do with the roots once tincture is extracted? Thanks again
  • @VictorBudeanu
    Hi, can you please tell me what alcohol percent concentration do you recommend for dry root echinacea? I've read 60%, others say 70%. Thank you !
  • Would you the same ratio 1:2 (75% alcohol - 25% water ) for turmeric tincture?
  • @chi1ryd
    ... do you have plans, you could share, on how to make a screen table.... cause I want one... :))))
  • Richo, would this be an appropriate way to clean the thick tangly root mass of valerian root (for drying, not tincturing) as well? Or is there a better way to preserve all the volatile oils. My soil-admiration of your earth there is off the charts right now.
  • @Amoondar
    Thank you so much for the work you do Richo and thank you so much for sharing. The earth is blessed by your light ✨🙏🏼✨
  • @omextracts
    Thank you strictly medicinal family for sharing this knowledge with the internet