Mullein tincture

Chances are you’ve seen mullein growing, possibly in your yard or by the roadside. It’s possible you’ve even considered this fuzzy plant to be a weed. But if you take the time to get to know the properties of mullein, you may find that it’s one of the most useful plants in the yard, particularly during the cold and flu season or if you suffer from lung issues.I’ve been working hard this year to change my mindset with regard to weeds. I’m choosing to view them as plants I haven’t discovered…

Making mullein tincture is a fantastic way to have a natural respiratory aid. Mullein helps loosen lung congestion, providing relief during colds and beyond.

The medicinal uses for mullein are vast and extensive. Learn about smoking mullein for cough and respiratory ailments, plus other medicinal values.

Making mullein flower oil is one of the easiest herbal infused oils you can make and have on hand. Here are 5 ways to use this great oil in your home.

Mullein is one of the most recognizable, medicinal and useful plants. Foraging for mullein is easy and fun!

Making mullein extract with dry leaf or flowers is easy. This method uses oil or glycerin to extract the most mucilage from the plant.

Every part of the mullein plant can treat various illnesses, such as coughs, inflammation, diarrhea, asthma, and skin irritation. It can be used as a tea, oil, tincture, and poultice.

Learn to make mullein syrup, identify and forage mullein, and create tinctures and oils from used flowers. Natural remedies for respiratory health.

A plant that has a long history of medicinal use and can be found growing in many parts of the world is mullein (Verbascum thapsus).