It is very good for the skin, I recommend holding it with your whole hand for 3 seconds.
Pockschyva 😉 Don’t touch, but it makes a healthy tea when dried.
You can make tea out of the leaves its really healthy. You can rub it on your back for back pain or on joints for arthritis..
Pain
It’s nettle. Don’t touch it, it stings and leaves nasty burns, irritated skin and is overall an unpleasant experience. Some people make soup from it tho🤷♂️
Grab any stic and hit! Quickly!
In German “Brennnessel”, which translates to: Burnnettel
Soccer ball lost in that field? Guy with the long pants goes in to retrieve it.
Кропива
That’s duck food, we used to collect it to feed our ducks. Fun times
If there is white flower on it you can touch it without the burn or bruises. 🙂
Das sind brennnesseln
Pain
Krapiwa
We call it Kropywa (Кропива), and it hurts.
For those who don’t know, let me explain. This is called “pokrzywa.” When you touch it it will hurt the area, but it has a positive effect.
“Кропива” or “не чіпай ту хуйню, вона жалить. Її треба палицями піздити”
Kopřiva-Fucking piece of shit
When I was a kid, I fell into a whole lot of them. It was summer so my clothes were rather short.
Memorable experience.
Krapeeva
You are all wrong, that is the enemy and you should kill it with your wooden sword.
In Ukraine we call that kropiwa and just looking at that image made me remeber the pain from my childhood lmao
The kopriva 😀
How to say pain in plant
My god, when i was younger me and my friends used to make whips out of this by knottong them together while using gloves, the pain was real, but so was the fun
крапива ебать
When my cousin visited Poland once as a child he walked through a whole bunch of these on my grandmothers farm. He came running freaking out that we have some “really painful cactuses”… he learned real quick though.
A salad for real grandmas!
Це кропива
nettel
Stingys
My granpa fed ducks with it.Ther were delicious
Nettle soup is traditional in Lithuania (don’t remember what’s used for the base, chicken stock perhaps but also could be nothing, just water, then young nettle leaves, sorrel sometimes, boiled eggs (!), and diced potatoes (or carrots, or onions) as well as optional groats. Various alternatives. Sour cream is a must, though!!
Kopřiva, isn’t it? I’m Czech.
We call it “Urzică/Urzici” in Romania
The reason we wear long pants while gardening / playing outside even at high temperature.
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Nettles
Pokrzywa? Don’t touch that
Ouch
It is very good for the skin, I recommend holding it with your whole hand for 3 seconds.
Pockschyva 😉 Don’t touch, but it makes a healthy tea when dried.
You can make tea out of the leaves its really healthy. You can rub it on your back for back pain or on joints for arthritis..
Pain
It’s nettle. Don’t touch it, it stings and leaves nasty burns, irritated skin and is overall an unpleasant experience. Some people make soup from it tho🤷♂️
Grab any stic and hit! Quickly!
In German “Brennnessel”, which translates to: Burnnettel
Soccer ball lost in that field? Guy with the long pants goes in to retrieve it.
Кропива
That’s duck food, we used to collect it to feed our ducks. Fun times
If there is white flower on it you can touch it without the burn or bruises. 🙂
Das sind brennnesseln
Pain
Krapiwa
We call it Kropywa (Кропива), and it hurts.
For those who don’t know, let me explain. This is called “pokrzywa.” When you touch it it will hurt the area, but it has a positive effect.
“Кропива” or “не чіпай ту хуйню, вона жалить. Її треба палицями піздити”
Kopřiva-Fucking piece of shit
When I was a kid, I fell into a whole lot of them. It was summer so my clothes were rather short.
Memorable experience.
Krapeeva
You are all wrong, that is the enemy and you should kill it with your wooden sword.
It’s called csalán in Hungarian.
this is skurwysyn
A necessary ingredient for some potion recipes.
I feel quite hungry.
The greatest nemesis to the youngest of Poles
[Bagienne Ziele?](https://youtu.be/05aPGgNXLAc)
In Ukraine we call that kropiwa and just looking at that image made me remeber the pain from my childhood lmao
The kopriva 😀
How to say pain in plant
My god, when i was younger me and my friends used to make whips out of this by knottong them together while using gloves, the pain was real, but so was the fun
крапива ебать
When my cousin visited Poland once as a child he walked through a whole bunch of these on my grandmothers farm. He came running freaking out that we have some “really painful cactuses”… he learned real quick though.
A salad for real grandmas!
Це кропива
nettel
Stingys
My granpa fed ducks with it.Ther were delicious
Nettle soup is traditional in Lithuania (don’t remember what’s used for the base, chicken stock perhaps but also could be nothing, just water, then young nettle leaves, sorrel sometimes, boiled eggs (!), and diced potatoes (or carrots, or onions) as well as optional groats. Various alternatives. Sour cream is a must, though!!
Kopřiva, isn’t it? I’m Czech.
We call it “Urzică/Urzici” in Romania
The reason we wear long pants while gardening / playing outside even at high temperature.
Childhood Trauma 😥😂
Spicy lettuce