Guardian556 – Seven Bark (wild hydrangea) – Natural Cure for Brown Recluse Bites

Posted on June 3, 2014 by DRenegade

    
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Publius Huldah
Publius Huldah
10 years ago

thank you. does the wild hydrangea have to be in leaf for the bark to be effective in drawing the poison? If you know.

ak guardian
ak guardian
10 years ago
Reply to  Publius Huldah

The inner bark is usable while moist. In the fall while the leaves are not present the bark is still effective. During late fall , into winter the inner bark becomes dry as the power returns to the earth. The bark can be collected and kept in the freezer for later use. Just remember, when it dries it dies.

Hillbilly
Hillbilly
10 years ago

Is that an east coast thing or is it found in the west?

ak guardian
ak guardian
10 years ago
Reply to  Hillbilly

I have never looked for it while out west, so I’m afraid I really don’t know.