How to Harvest, Store and Use Pine Pollen

In this video I discuss the benefits of harvesting and using pine pollen

[Metaphysics-for-life]

Those pine needles make a tea that is very high in Vit C and other nutrients that protect against "viral" infections 🙂

[ken_U_seet]

Thank you Mark I watched you last year and I couldn’t get my nuts off the chair at work so I missed it the opportunity as it were. I’m going out today brother thank you again.

[jesperpetersen]

Ive bought a bag of pinepollen powder. I Can feel the different after only 3 weeks. I feel it in my energy. My muscles. And my performance in everyday and in my workout. I am 46 years Old and was beginning to feel lover endurance and general power in my everyday. But now i know this. It works and it is fantastic. Thank you for the information.

[Earlvis]

The first time I tried pine pollen, I was about 45 years old. I noticed I increased my reps in the gym by 150% which was very impressive. I also noticed stronger erections 💪. I’m currently on vacation in the Outer Banks of NC in April and the pine pods are ripe so I am harvesting as much pine pollen this week as I can get my hands on. Great video, Mark!

[larazampella]

Hi Mark, thanks for the video. Im a doctor from Patagonia, Argentina and in my farm we are collecting lavender for natural oil making, but im trying to add a few practices like this one to add some superfoods to our daily basis (and also because its so fun and interesting) so i really aprecciatte your dedication for the explanation!

[amandab]

Greetings from South Africa. It is so good to see someone else who hates wasting good stuff. I am so obsessed I would almost wipe off the pollen from the counters with my fingers an lick them lol

[tressfortified]

Pine pollens are everywhere where I live. It was a Christmas tree farm about 75 years ago, but the previous owners left rows of majestic pine trees in place. The pollens are everywhere. The cones are like bullets when the wind blows and are hard to clean up. You can collect a cup of pullen from cars parked uncovered and other surfaces outside overnight in Spring. The pollen is hard on car's paint job if not promptly washed off. The houses around here are covered with pollen . I had no idea that what we've considered to be such an annoyance is actually useful medicine 🤔. I won't look at pollen the same after watching this educational video. Thanks for sharing!

[billheckman]

Great Informative video. I have a a pretty good botany background but limited knowledge of medicinal/nutritional values of native plants. You definitely rekindled my interest. Your harvest stick is quite clever. This is YouTube at its best. Thank you Mark

[OnTheRiver]

Great information! An allergy technician at a hospital said exactly what you did about most allergies are due to other pollens. I never knew about the benefits of pine pollen until this video.

[AmericanCopperDragonChile]

Synchronicity hath found this video for me right on time to go outside and find pine pollen in my own backyard 🤩💕😋.

Also, I was able to recognize other pines that will be ready in a few weeks time 😁.

This video was super informative without being overly wordy.

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us.❤

[twinztwice]

Thank you for such a great and informative video! No crappy music, clear and educational!
BTW you are extremely handsome 😊

[lindajames]

Thank you so much, I didn’t know pine was so versatile. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[jongjoorhee]

Great info as always, Mark. Really appreciate it. Now do the dishes and wipe the counter tops clean. Otherwise Gina might not love you anymore.

[jenhartman]

This was very informative! Thank you, I had no idea 😊💕

[HFarmssoap]

We moved to Arkansas and have tons of pine pollen. I am going to collect and experiment. I am packing some in darm brown cane sugar and making a Pine Syrup. Fingers crossed it turns out.

[virginiavoigt]

You continue to amaze me with the information you share. My yard is filled with pinon pines (southwest US).

[lovepure]

You can also use a clean paint brush to collect more pollen! Thanks for your videos! I enjoy them!

[terryw.milburn]

Always Enjoy Learning From You, Thanks Mark, You & Yours Have A Blessed Easter ATB T God Bless

[russelljackman]

Great video! I travel up to Yellowstone Park every Spring. The majority of the pine trees there are Lodgepole Pines. On the occasions that I am there when the pollen is high, I have witnessed thick, green clouds of pollen fill the air. It is a magnificent sight! My tent and camp table have been covered with pollen. Now, I know what to do with it! By the way, I suffer from some allergies, but I have been in the thick of pine pollen, and it does not bother me in the least. Thanks again for another very interesting video, Mark! Happy Trails!

[LittleJordanFarm]

Good info...blessings and health to you and yours. I put a coffee filter with a band around mine now. I once had mine mold because all the moisture wasn't out like I thought.