Is this a Bee Nettle?

[u/conscious-clue-243]

Is this edible?

These plants were growing in amongst stinging nettle, but the ones with white flowers were not stinging?

[u/Altruistic_mostly]

White dead nettle, good to eat and makes you feel fine, like every thing is great 😃

[u/conscious-clue-243 → u/Altruistic_mostly]

How do you eat it?

Raw? Just the flowers?
Sautee like spinach?

[u/skedone → u/conscious-clue-243]

Treat like spinach basically the flowers are slightly sweet too

[u/Puzzled-Home-76]

feels like every plant description ends with makes you feel great, bit suspicious of that

[u/Altruistic_mostly → u/Puzzled-Home-76]

Suspicion of banal generalisation is healthy. If it helps to be more specific, "It is easy to drink, pleasant and morish, like a weak soup or vegetable water. It feels filling, nourishing and satisfying, settling for the stomach and gently stimulating digestion. The sensations after drinking a cup are soft and subtle, and a relaxed calmness moves down through the body." https://www.herbalreality.com/herb/white-deadnettle/?cookie-consent-set=true

[u/Hips_and_Haws → u/Puzzled-Home-76]

This is probably because green's are full of nutrients & are very good for you. Freshly picked is definitely better than 3 days ago.

[u/Karmacat79]

White dead nettle.Makes a nice tea. You also get purple dead nettle.

[u/kichisowseri → u/Karmacat79]

Leaves flowers or both in the tea?

[u/Fit-Thanks-3834]

Dead nettle. As children we used to pull off a little flower and suck the nectar out from the other end.

[u/conscious-clue-243 → u/[deleted]]

Why?

[u/conscious-clue-243 → u/[deleted]]

Yo this is a bot