You NEED these healing plants in your food forest - Boneknit and Plantago

WARNING: Although not graphic, this video does have a description of an injury - a deep cut. If this is something that will bother you or your children, this may be a video to skip, however I will also include 2 timestaps, 1 just before the description and 1 just after the description. It's honestly not that bad, but I do know some people watch these videos with their kids.

Timestamps:
1:50 Description starts
5:20 Description and showing the injury (3 days later) ends

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Video description:

These are 2 plants that you need to have, for emergency purposes.

These are the 2 best healing plants, possibly on planet earth. Everyone knows of Aloe.... but do you know of Boneknit and Plantago?

These should be in your food forest, because you never know when you may need some quick healing, and it's not possible to go to a hospital. Wouldn't it be nice to have a medicine cabinet in your yard?

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