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6oz Wild Foraged Singleleaf Pinyon Pine (Pinus monophylla) - Mojave Desert Mountains
6oz Pinyon Pine
Enhance your event decor with the rustic allure of Pinyon Pine from Big Desert Sage! Our premium Pinyon Pine clippings, sourced from the heart of the desert, offer a timeless touch for designers and party planners. Whether you're creating boho-chic centerpieces or planning a woodland-themed celebration, Pinyon Pine adds natural elegance to your designs. Responsibly harvested and sustainably sourced, our Pinyon Pine is the eco-friendly choice for creating stunning and distinctive event decor.
Recipe for DIY Pine Cleaner
Natural Pine DIY Cleaning Spray: Healthy Non toxic Cleaning Solution
Fill jar full with the wild Single-leaf Pinyon Pine needles
1 ½ cups of white distilled vinegar
1 ¼ cups water
¼ cup rubbing alcohol
large glass jar
16 oz. spray bottle
Instructions:
1. Fill jar withe the wild pine needles.
2. Remove needles from woody branches and pack tightly into a large glass jar.
3. Pour vinegar into the jar and place in a sunny window for 7 days. During this time the vinegar will extract the oils and anti-microbial properties of pine into the vinegar.
4. After 7 days remove all plant material from the vinegar by straining it out.
5. Fill a 16 oz. spray bottle half full with the wild pine vinegar extraction solution.
6. Add ¼ cup rubbing alcohol to the spray bottle, then fill the remainder of the bottle with wate
Brew and serve hot or cold to enjoy the benefits of this refreshing and invigorating tea. Or use in balms, salves, candles, & tinctures.
Indians chewed and swallowed the needles of the Pinyon Pine Tree as medicine for the cure of syphilis.
Used frequently as a tea made of the twigs & needles.
Native American tribes would eat the inner bark of the Pine as a food source when all other food was scarce. The Iroquois would use the resin from this plant, while mixing it with beeswax, to seal their canoes. Other Native Americans would boil the bark and then apply the liquid to wounds.
Directions for Tea:
Chop the needles lightly, and put into a sieve. Pour boiling water over them, or boil them in water and strain. Let steep for at least 51 10 minutes, covered.
More Uses:
Make a salve with olive oil, coconut oil, beeswax, & Pine needles. Pine salve helps treat dry skin, sores, skin infections, minor cuts, sunburns, insect bites and a variety of other skin conditions. The scent of the cream is said to have healing powers as well. The cream can be used for massaging cream for relaxation or a rub for aching and sore muscles
Not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease.
Desert Wild Teas accepts no liability and shall not be held responsible for any injuries, damages, or losses resulting from the use of products purchased from this shop. Purchasing shop products signifies your acceptance of this statement and releases Desert Wild Teas from all liability.
*Please feel free to message me with any questions or requests
Enhance your event decor with the rustic allure of Pinyon Pine from Big Desert Sage! Our premium Pinyon Pine clippings, sourced from the heart of the desert, offer a timeless touch for designers and party planners. Whether you're creating boho-chic centerpieces or planning a woodland-themed celebration, Pinyon Pine adds natural elegance to your designs. Responsibly harvested and sustainably sourced, our Pinyon Pine is the eco-friendly choice for creating stunning and distinctive event decor.
Recipe for DIY Pine Cleaner
Natural Pine DIY Cleaning Spray: Healthy Non toxic Cleaning Solution
Fill jar full with the wild Single-leaf Pinyon Pine needles
1 ½ cups of white distilled vinegar
1 ¼ cups water
¼ cup rubbing alcohol
large glass jar
16 oz. spray bottle
Instructions:
1. Fill jar withe the wild pine needles.
2. Remove needles from woody branches and pack tightly into a large glass jar.
3. Pour vinegar into the jar and place in a sunny window for 7 days. During this time the vinegar will extract the oils and anti-microbial properties of pine into the vinegar.
4. After 7 days remove all plant material from the vinegar by straining it out.
5. Fill a 16 oz. spray bottle half full with the wild pine vinegar extraction solution.
6. Add ¼ cup rubbing alcohol to the spray bottle, then fill the remainder of the bottle with wate
Brew and serve hot or cold to enjoy the benefits of this refreshing and invigorating tea. Or use in balms, salves, candles, & tinctures.
Indians chewed and swallowed the needles of the Pinyon Pine Tree as medicine for the cure of syphilis.
Used frequently as a tea made of the twigs & needles.
Native American tribes would eat the inner bark of the Pine as a food source when all other food was scarce. The Iroquois would use the resin from this plant, while mixing it with beeswax, to seal their canoes. Other Native Americans would boil the bark and then apply the liquid to wounds.
Directions for Tea:
Chop the needles lightly, and put into a sieve. Pour boiling water over them, or boil them in water and strain. Let steep for at least 51 10 minutes, covered.
More Uses:
Make a salve with olive oil, coconut oil, beeswax, & Pine needles. Pine salve helps treat dry skin, sores, skin infections, minor cuts, sunburns, insect bites and a variety of other skin conditions. The scent of the cream is said to have healing powers as well. The cream can be used for massaging cream for relaxation or a rub for aching and sore muscles
Not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease.
Desert Wild Teas accepts no liability and shall not be held responsible for any injuries, damages, or losses resulting from the use of products purchased from this shop. Purchasing shop products signifies your acceptance of this statement and releases Desert Wild Teas from all liability.
*Please feel free to message me with any questions or requests
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6oz Wild Foraged Singleleaf Pinyon Pine (Pinus monophylla) - Mojave Desert Mountains
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