Juniper Berries
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Crazy Diamond
Omono
They do take some energy from the tree not so much like an apple or someting but still is better to remove them, the best is before they develop when are stil tiny
Joelshack2362
Mame
Great thanks for the information.
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Shohin
Might be good in a smoothie.
Wires_Guy_wires
Imperial Masterpiece
I remember trying to calculate it a couple times, by mass.
One berry equals about a centimeter or two of a single branch, not in wood but in foliage, a single strand.
The energy isn't that much of an issue because juniper berries are pretty resinous and super high fiber, but the proteins that go into it are depleting the rest of the plant a little..
If the juniper has no traces of Sabina in it, then you could use the berries to spice up some alcoholic spirits or spice up a stew. Rabbit or deer stew from European recipes traditionally contain a couple juniperus communis berries.
If they contain sabina genetics, they're toxic.
One berry equals about a centimeter or two of a single branch, not in wood but in foliage, a single strand.
The energy isn't that much of an issue because juniper berries are pretty resinous and super high fiber, but the proteins that go into it are depleting the rest of the plant a little..
If the juniper has no traces of Sabina in it, then you could use the berries to spice up some alcoholic spirits or spice up a stew. Rabbit or deer stew from European recipes traditionally contain a couple juniperus communis berries.
If they contain sabina genetics, they're toxic.
