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sometimes dry is better sometimes only fresh will do. you will have to get to know the individual plants and their components or get some good formulary books such as making plant medicine by richo cech and also look up the tincture guide on michael moore's site. dry calendula for example makes a better tincture than fresh , however for lemon balm, dry id almost useless because you will loose most of the esential oils. It is more complicated to make a good fresh plant tincture because you have to know and compensate for how much water content is already in the plant , for example lemon balm is 65 to 75% per cent water. like most things in herbal medicine there is no "cut and dried" answer , so my answer to your question is that it depends on the specific plant.

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christopher scipio

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