Herbs & Flowers

Witches Grass (Panicum capillare) can be used in many love and luck spells. Sprinkling the grass on a bed may help in attracting new lovers.

Orris Root (Iris florentina) also known as Queen Elizabeth Root, is a feminine herb used in love magic, protection and divination. It enhances spirit communication, and protects from evil spirits

A midsummer plant for protection, love and divination. Hung in the home for protection against evil. It's often mixed with Frankincense tears for this and burned with incense.

The Rompe Saraguey plant is used mainly to remove negative spirits, spiritual cleansing and hex removal.

The Arnica flower is a symbol of power and resilience; it is also known as mountain tobacco. Offerings to the fae, psychic abilities, strength.

Magically, Nettle (also known as ortiga ancha, or stinging nettle) is used in protection magic, exorcism, healing and lust.

Bladderwrack is used in spells for money, protection, and sea and wind spells.

Grains of Paradise (aframomum melegueta) are a powerful magical ingredient.

Mugwort is one of the most popular herbs for the Witch’s pantry. It’s known as a psychic/Lunar herb that’s also strongly protective.

Bloodroot is used as a powerful guardian for the family. Blood root can ward off evil in the home and bring better luck in family matters.

Blessings, wishes, luck, finding employment and attracting money. Use in counts of 3 or 7 in charm and mojo bags to attract luck, wishes and money.

Banishing evil, hexes. Sulphur powder (brimstone) is used in witchcraft and voodoo to dispel or prevent a hex on you and destroy an enemy's power over you. Use in spell work, baths, or floor washes.