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Patricia W Lam
I harvested a huge amount of yucca. I was able to get a couple of gallons of it chopped up and into the dehydrator but I did not take the bark off. Does that matter? I saw that in your herb shop yucca tincture info you said to keep the bark on if it’s to be used as a sudsing agent. Will the sudsy bark be a problem if made into tincture or tea? I had more to chop later that I did remove the bark from first; I can use that for tincture, but I’d still like to know about usability of all that stuff with the bark mixed in.
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Sharon
Following this for the answer from Doc. Â We will soon be able to dig ours up…
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Dr. Patrick Jones
The bark is safe. It isn’t medicinal though and will dilute the final potency a bit if left on.
Don't use herbs or combine herbs with medications or use them during lactation or pregnancy without talking with your healthcare provider.
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