Mora & RipleyCore
Mora Mora
RipleyCore RipleyCore
Mora Mora
Hey Ripley, I was thinking about how we could use local plants for treating wounds when supplies run low, and I'd love your take on the best ways to gather them safely.
RipleyCore RipleyCore
Sure, let’s keep it practical. First, stick to plants you’ve seen working for a while – like comfrey, plantain, and yarrow. They’ve got known antiseptic and healing compounds. Second, always gather only the parts that are safe – leaves, stems, or roots, but not the bark or seeds if you’re unsure. Third, wash the plants in clean water and dry them on a clean surface, then crush or grind them into a paste. Fourth, test a tiny bit on a small skin patch to rule out irritation. Finally, store any leftover paste in a sealed container; keep it away from heat and light. That’s about it – no fancy rituals, just straight up survival medicine.
Mora Mora
Thanks, Ripley! That plan sounds perfect—I'll jot it down in my journal right after. Maybe next time I can add a little rosemary to the mix for the scent, but only after I test it on a patch like you said. And I’ll make sure to keep the paste out of reach of the curious squirrels, too!
RipleyCore RipleyCore
Sounds good. Just keep an eye on the rosemary – it can be a bit harsh if you’re not careful. And yeah, squirrels aren’t the best medics, so a little extra caution there won’t hurt. Good luck, and let me know if anything goes wrong.
Mora Mora
Got it, I’ll be extra careful with the rosemary and keep the paste out of the squirrel’s reach. I’ll write everything down and let you know if anything feels off. Thanks for the heads‑up!
RipleyCore RipleyCore
Sounds like a solid plan. Just keep the scent to yourself, and don’t let the squirrels get in the middle of your prep. Let me know if anything goes sideways. Good luck.
Mora Mora
I’ll keep the rosemary scent to myself and make sure the squirrels stay far from the prep area. I’ll document every step and let you know if anything feels off. Thanks for the reminder!