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Just found you. Most intriguing ideas! Was out hiking in the snow 2 weeks ago and found Chaga on a beech tree! For real! In all my mindful chaga harvesting experience I have never seen or heard of that before. There were many neighboring birch trees around that I inspected first which did not show signs of fruiting. Thoughts? Much thanks. Stay peaceful. :)
ОтветитьThank you for a very informative video I enjoyed it very much.
ОтветитьExcellent video. I liked and subscribed! Thank you!
ОтветитьI’m sure you are great at your thing but why does you program keep coming up on my feed. No offense but I can’t get rid of your channel from me feed. I’m not subscribed!
ОтветитьObviously it would be better to have the skills to find your own perfect spindle without paying for one but I think they sell them somewhere and if anyone knows a reputable seller that sells perfect or near perfect fire spindles I’d appreciate it. Thanks
ОтветитьFascinating and informative. I've never seen it, never used it. No birches in California, so no amadou either. Chris cloth rules here, but I bought some processed amadou from Romania.
ОтветитьThanks !!!!
ОтветитьIf I do find some chaga, I am going to use all of it for tea and tincture.
ОтветитьAmazing share of knowledge!. Wonderful. Mulen can make a great spindle
ОтветитьOne of the best video on the subject. A very decent and good man. Best voice.
ОтветитьThanks, we found some
ОтветитьWhen foraging anything rule of thumb is to never take more than 1/3 of a plant of fungi so that other animals can eat it and so that the plant or fungi stays healthy and can reproduce.
ОтветитьI just learned a valuable lesson today….
ОтветитьGlad this video popped up on my feed. Looks like am amazing technique that i plan on working with and adding to my toolbox. I resubscribed, as somehow my subscription had been dropped. I always learn something useful from your videos.
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Why would you burn it up as fuel if it is so good for health??
ОтветитьI just learned and/or heard about Chaga yesterday and I'm trying to research now there's 3 different kinds for 3 different uses so it's gonna be even more complicated Lord have mercy help me I need to reopen my panel gland my 3rd eye it's blocked definitely and now I don't know what to do I gotta watch your video but where am I gonna find good quality the real deal where should I order can someone help me out please.. oh and if I order from a reputable company when I receive the chaga do they sell all layers of the chaga or just the dark layer because I want to use it to open up my third eye my pineal gland so I'm really lost and I'm wondering if you can help me please thank you
ОтветитьI found a Chaga on an Oak tree here where I live near Berlin. How often does this happen are there other species?
ОтветитьVery interesting..I really like your thinking...great job
ОтветитьThat was awesome to me as a couch adventurer I have never had to build a fire in the woods even when I was hunting , my energecy was a soup can and a bic lighter . I have never been that far into wilderness that I needed to learn anything. I gues I am just a hillbilly city slicker. Rock on man.
ОтветитьThank you my husband harvests his own for coffee substitute but I never knew what a great survival tool it was.
ОтветитьI enjoyed your presentation.
ОтветитьI like to use chaga first for tea, and use the second time for making fire. I crush chaga to prepare for making tea, but there are always bigger pieces - that's what I use later for fire making.
Great tip about different densities of chaga - now I understood why I failed when my spindle just went too deep)) I'm glad I've found your channel, great and quite unique stuff!
💚 thank you for sharing your wisdom
ОтветитьAmazing but I only think of how expensive chaga is in my country and that I wouldn’t waste a crumb of it 😅
Ответить"take only what you need". Proceeds to use as tinder.
If you're not using this stuff in a duel extraction, and getting everything you can from it, leave it for someone who know what the hell they're doing.
Thanks for the info, another vid I watched said, to scrape off the black outside as it was of no use and very bitter. I have a couple of birch trees on my property with similar size lumps of chaga growing on them to the tree in your vid. I only take enough for a months use at a time alternating between the 2 trees. I get tired of scraping the hard black outer skin off as suggested by the other video, so now I will just grind it all up for tea, and I will keep a lump for fire making as well, cheers 😊
ОтветитьI'm just recently familiar with the Chaga Mushroom. I learned that it's an immune booster, and its inert ingredients can have a soothing effect on the nervous system reducing stress; which is pretty cool in itself right? It's also nutrient dense , has all B-complex vitamins, (B12 included,) and amino acids. (B vitamins, and proteins work together. ) It's also rich in copper, manganese, magnesium, and other important minerals ; as well has having a substantial amount of vitamin D in that , haha, charcoal colored mess too. Cool man, good stuff.
ОтветитьBoss level uses of chaga
ОтветитьI found some today!
I was so happy and my little sister was just so done and wanted to go home😂
Thank you for sharing your perspective on chaga! I appreciate your message about practicing things different ways… not ideal ways. Very good reminder and great examples of thinking outside the box.
ОтветитьI’m Finnish and love chaga tea! I have taught all my children the magic of chaga!
ОтветитьNice video! I'm using it all for dual extraction, I didn't know it could be used as a fire starter. I'd prefer using hoof fungus' amadou for this though since it's mor frequent than chaga
ОтветитьThank you. What a great video. Your “spindle”…can you use any type of wood or are some kinds better than others?
ОтветитьWas lookibg fir chaga and finally i found it in my own garden. Drank some chaga tea and it has a good taste, so not the last time I have it.
ОтветитьGreat job - I just finished a cup of Chaga tea. As the water gets down in the pot I will add a bit more - simmer on the wood stove. It is amazing how many cups of dark tea you can get from a small handful of pieces. When I eventually have leftovers I will put them in a bucket with bits and pieces I get from processing and make a tea water for my wife for the garden. I have been using Amadou for tinder but I am going to try your method with the Chaga - thanks from Nova Scotia!
ОтветитьI noticed bird peck holes in the chaga.probably wood peckers
ОтветитьAwsome information, really thank you!
ОтветитьOn which side of the birch tree does chaga grow in line with the cardinal directions? Does it matter?
Ответитьyou didn't quite said why you burn that mushroom. Are you an arsonist?
ОтветитьNever knew about this feature of chaga!👍thank u sir for sharing
ОтветитьThat was friggin cool
ОтветитьYou got a great attitude thanks bro
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ОтветитьI read tou can plant chaga in birch with 3/8 inch slices of the soft cork, and a small chainsaw cut about one half inch deep, pound chaga cork in slit, with rubber mallet, flush with tree and seal with paraffin wax.
ОтветитьI have chunks of chaga and a bow drill . I am going to try this. Thank you.
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