NM Interview Session with @ofsedgeandsalt: Experiental Botany & Plant Medicines on the Road
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All the same LOTUS lovin', and the same welcome - but on a far more decentralised, ethical and blossoming blockchain!
Much love!
Very interesting interview. I agree that it's important to be sensitive to the abundance of plants when harvesting. Also, why not use local plants for smudge sticks, for example. There was a post on here recently about someone making smudge sticks from rosemary and other local herbs to them.
great to find out more about you and your journey :)
Ah yes that was @kristaluton ... glad you enjoyed the interview!
This was so interesting! Gonna go check her out now:)
thanks!!! glad you liked it.
@ofsedgeandsalt: Kelly, I always love hearing from you- your voice is so unique and much-needed in these times. Thanks for doing this interview @riverflows, I immensely enjoyed it :)
This is the same as in the unglaciated Ozarks. one of our neighbors in fact was instrumental in getting many of the TCM plants here (working with professors in Berkeley) because of our similar climate. She has dozens of chinese plants that have made their home here (some more adaptive than others). Her aim was also to "ground" the TCM plants that in such high demand now.
Very well said. I'm glad you're bringing this up to a wider audience on Steem! Very lovely to read this article. Resteemed. Thanks for being you Kelly and so glad you joined us on Steem :) <3
thanks for inviting me here! i'm still getting used to it all and how to plug it with what i do. i still have a hard time finding the time to engage regularly being off grid a lot lately. but! i have plans for a lot of posts this year. especially about plants. soon!
It was heaps of fun @mountainjewel and you should really think about doing an interview for NM. Thanks for resteeming - it's a worthy one!
you say the word! i'll do an interview! also will be thinking of anyone i can interview! xx
@ofsedgeandsalt I'll be looking forward to following your blog and all you can teach us about plants as medicine.
In Peace, Love, and Health
~T
aw thank you! i look forward to sharing more.
great interview, thank you for introducing me to @ofsedgeandsalt and all her herb wisdom, makes me want to get back on the road again xxx
on the road is something else! its intense constantly having to plan where to go when. i feel so lucky though to have so many opportunities traveling.
Always, @trucklife-family!
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Wonderful that you can devote so much time to studying plants. I'd love to be able to travel and meet and learn from so many interesting people. I don't envy you living out of a camper. It makes me appreciate having a home base built here in the boreal forest where I'm surrounded by an abundance of plants to study. I'm looking forward to reading your posts and listening to your podcast. You're leading a very interesting life and I'm glad you are sharing it.
there's something to be said about staying put and deepening time with one place in layers over time, too.