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Can you use mistletoe all year?

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Anonymous

13y ago
Updated: 8/16/2019

Mistletoe is a parasite plant which feeds off a host tree. The leaves are evergreen, thus making the plant available all year long. It can remain hung indoors throughout the year to thwart lightening and fire, and be replenished for the Christmas season..as for kissing, i agree..just pucker up and go for it with or without the mistletoe!

I am not sure it is available all year. Especially not in the form found at Christmas- you might get berries or buds or twigs other times. While I'm sure all guys would love to have mistletoe under every doorway in their house- it should be saved for the special season of Christmas. (Just ask her- girls like getting kissed. :) Sweep us off our feet and we wouldn't even notice mistletoe or not.) :)

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