Desert Medicine KitchenĀ Witchinā - PiƱon Pine & Yerba Santa
- Christina Every Leaf Speaks Botanical Studies
- Dec 13, 2017
- 1 min read

Last nights immune boosting and my Ode to the Desert - decoction using some Mojave Desert native plants. Ethically wildcrafted by myselfĀ PiƱon Pine needles, twigs, bark and Yerba Santa. Adding to this brew:Ā
ā¢Ginger
ā¢Elderberries
ā¢Cinnamon
ā¢Clove
ā¢Anise
ā¢wildcrafted Fennel
ā¢Licorice Root
ā¢Peppercorns
Ā ā¢Cardamom
ā¢Turmeric
ā¢šlots of LOVE š ⨠This āspentā plant material will go into my composting bucket rather than throwing the left over plants away. Showing the deepestĀ respect, honor & gratitude to the plants & their medicine, I return the plants to the earth š ⨠IĀ asked SusunĀ Weed last year about re-brews & asked if Iāt was still medicinal, her answer was āNOā. Now some plants you can extract more medicine out of. Susun told me which ones & IĀ have been making re-brews to extract the mucilage from Linden - Tilia cordata & Comfrey - Symphytum uplandica X. Using for either poultices or to be used as tea. Linden is wonderful for sore throats and the mucilage, a bit thick is coating to the throat and mucous membranes. āØ
IĀ do make a re-brew after making Nettle Infusions, reserving the re-brew as water for my plants. They seem happier when they get some Nettle in their soil.
Green Blessingsš . . #Pinonpine #pinusedulis #yerbasanta #eriodictyontrichocalyx #everyleafspeaksĀ















