SLO-MO EXPLOSION: This cool native plant pollinates in a pretty sensational way! Jewelweed's pods actually explode when they are touched, spreading its seeds all over the forests in which they grow. | Great Parks
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SLO-MO EXPLOSION: This cool native plant pollinates in a pretty sensational way! Jewelweed's pods actually explode when they are touched, spreading its seeds all over the forests in which they grow. | Great Parks
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Jewelweed | The Exploding Plant
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Jewelweed | The Exploding Plant
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Discover the Wonders of Jewelweed: Nature’s Explosive Seed
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Jewelweed! A child’s favorite plant and tasty snack! #jewelweed #exploding #seeds #fun #tasty #foraging #makememorieswithjewelweed #morelsandmemories | Morels & Memories
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Jewelweed! A child’s favorite plant and tasty snack! #jewelweed #exploding #seeds #fun #tasty #foraging #makememorieswithjewelweed #morelsandmemories | Morels & Memories
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A Jewelweed seed pod exploding in slow motion
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I finally collected jewelweed seeds 🙌🏽 Jewelweed is often called Mother Nature’s antidote, especially for poison ivy, poison oak, and stinging nettle. Its sap soothes itching, calms inflammation, and can even counteract urushiol, the oil in poison ivy that causes rashes. Traditionally, people crushed the stems and leaves to release the juice and applied it right to the skin. Fittingly, jewelweed tends to grow in the same damp shady places as poison ivy almost as if nature planted the remedy be
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The Wild Science of explosive Dispersal Seeds.
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This plant's seeds explode when ripe! #nativeplants #botanylovers #botany
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Ever wonder how jewelweed got its name? 💎 Our development manager Geo Fellema went out in the field this week to show us! (Bonus fact about NJ’s native impatiens: Sap from the stem and leaves of jewelweed, when applied to skin, has historically been used as an antidote to poison ivy. 🌱) . . #wildflowers #nativeplants #nativeplantsofnorthamerica #newjersey #conservenj | New Jersey Conservation Foundation
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Jewelweed / Touch me not - Seed Explosion in Slow Motion - Impatiens capensis
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When To Plant Jewelweed Seeds
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🌿 Jewelweed, the world's most famous poison ivy remedy, is not considered an edible plant... However, the seeds are and they are delicious! 🌱 Jewelweed is typically used to treat itchy skin issues such as poison ivy, bug bites, hives, bee stings and burns from stinging nettle. It can be used directly off the trail or made into a spray or salve for future use. 🙌 If you want to learn more about the amazing jewelweed plant, continue reading below https://healthprimitive.com/jewelweed-benefits-us
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Jewelweed Seedlings: Nature’s Secret Antidote Growing in Plain Sight 🌱✨#healing #plants #forest #fyp
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🌿Jewelweed is by far one of my favorite medicines of all time, and oddly enough, I don't even get poison ivy. I simply respect this plant so much!! 🍃 Jewelweed is most famous for being a natural remedy for poison ivy. The leaves, roots and stems of this plant, contain a compound called lawsone, which is considered to have anti-inflammatory, antifungal and powerful antihistamine actions. With these components, it puts up a great defense to the urushiol, the compound in poison ivy plants that ca
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Well well well, what do we have here? Looks like we have some Jewelweed on our hands! An easy way to identify Jewelweed is by pouring a bit of water and watching it become all shiny, like a JEWEL! You can use Jewelweed by crushing it into a salve for bites, burns, or even poison ivy. | U.S. Forest Service - National Forests in North Carolina
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Popping Jewelweed Seed Pods
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What Does Jewelweed Look Like? - Survival Skills for Everyone
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My favorite wild edible seeds are Jewelweed Seeds!! Although jewelweed is not recommended as an edible plant, the seeds are totally safe to eat and actually taste just like walnuts!! The challenge is getting them. Otherwise known as "Touch me Not, jewelweed seeds explode when touched. As a self seeding plant, this is how the plant species ensures survival the following year. This is also the reason jewelweed has a tendency to spread when conditions are right. I use these seeds by adding them to
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DiY Jewelweed Salve at Home - Gracefully Home
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Jewelweed is a common herb often found in moist, semi-shady areas throughout northern and eastern North America. • It often grows densely in forests that are in low, flood-prone areas, along rivers, and around the forested edges of marshes and bogs. • Jewelweed is best known for the resin found in its stem and leaves. • Traditionally, this resin has been used to help soothe itching and discomfort from various skin irritations, such as hives, poison ivy, bug bites, stinging nettle, and sunburn. •
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Native Jewelweed - 10 Reasons to Grow this Annual!
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Do you know Jewel Weed
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This past summer, I stumbled upon a honey hole full of jewel weed and I have had the best time working with this beautiful plant and getting to know her over this past season. You can find these offerings on my website. Www.cedarandmoonapothecary.com #jewelweed #herbalism #foraging #wildcrafting #indigigardener #cedarandmoonapothecary #nature #holisticwellness #naturalhealing | Cedar and Moon Apothecary
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