Il know that bramble are eatable and I can recognised them perfectly but I couldn’t bring myself to eat it. It feels to weird. I should’nt have forrage it.
I’ve made a flower-leave salad and mugwort fritters out of the rest.

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    6 months ago

    Isn’t mugwort bitter? And mildly hypnotic, which as long as you know, is fine?

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      6 months ago

      I didn’t taste much bitterness which may be du to cooking it. I never heard it was hypnotic and didn’t feel any effect. I eat about a handful of it tonight and the same amount yesterday. It was the first time I eat it. Is this an effect of commun mugwort or chinese mugwort?

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          6 months ago

          Oh ! Yes. Mugwort is famous to be the woman plant at least in french. Did you meant paint relieving by hyponic. I might not have understood the word correctly.

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            6 months ago

            Nope, if you make the tea stronger, it makes you sleepy, or* it did me. But that may be because I also took it with food and ibuprofen.

            I looove autocorrect*

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        6 months ago

        I also consider common mugwort to be a bit hypnotic. It’s worked with to produce vivid dreams, better dream recall, and lucid dreaming as well.