#herb list

[reader-writer-fucker]

I need a good book on herbs

[candle-caster]

Who else loves making spell bottles but can’t find easy items for what I want it to do?

Well y’all are in luck cause I got annoyed and so I made a list of commonly found kitchen items that have properties that are often desired for spell bottles! ~please note that other items that you may have also have these properties but I wanted to make something very generic~

Courage- Thyme

Luck- Clove, Clover, Dill, Hazel, Mint, Orange

Protection- Clove, Clover, Basil, Cinnamon, Cumin, Fennel, Garlic, Grass, Lettuce, Lime, Olive, Onion, Parsley, Pepper, Radish, Rosemary, Sage

Love- Clove, Clover, Orange, Basil, Cinnamon, Ginger, Jasmine, Lemon, Lettuce, Lime, Parsley, Peach, Pear, Pineapple, Rosemary, Thyme, Vanilla

Success- Clove, Clover, Cinnamon, Ginger

Money/Riches/Wealth- Dill, Mint, Orange, Ginger, Jasmine, Oats, Onion, Pecan, Pineapple, Basil

Health- Thyme

Wishes- Hazel, Peach, Sage

Healing- Mint, Fennel, Garlic, Lime, Olive, Onion, Rosemary, Thyme

Travel- Mint

Anti-theft- Garlic

Power- Ginger

Longevity- Lemon, Peach, Sage

Friendship- Lemon

Purification- Fennel, Lemon, Parsley, Thyme

Sleep- Lettuce, Rosemary, Thyme

Fertility- Olive

Potency- Olive

Lust-  Olive, Pear, Radish, Rosemary, Vanilla

Employment- Pecan

Youth- Rosemary

Immortality- Sage

Wisdom- Sage

[novatwnk]

Herb List

[nomadicenterprises]

Spiritual & medicinal properties of 23 well known herbs

Spiritual & medicinal properties of 23 well known herbs

Sulfur powder (Brimstone) BanishingReverse spells, hexes, black magicProtectionDestroy enemy power over youAntibacterialAntifungalTreat acneTreat dermatitis Chicory Root roasted granular Good luckGives StrengthMake yourself InvulnerableSubstitute for coffee and ExpressoAdded to tea blends for smoothnessHeart tonic, Stomach and, Liver tonicDiureticAnti-Inflammatory Dandelion Leaf (Taraxacum…

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[karanathie-rosegaze-blog]

Ooc- Okay, got an Herbal list ‘Growing’ on the blog, for those whom rp a herbal medic, or use herbs, if you guys wanna take a look, I have dug into some of the good herbs and some of the well, for ‘light’ ailments, boy, its kinda hard, but I will get a longer list going.

[willow-wife]

Herbs for Productivity

To halt procrastination:

Mullein [burned]: halts bad habits

Catnip + Dragon's Blood [resin] combined: halts bad habits

To create confidence, courage, personal capability, and excitement to do the work:

Black pepper: courage, banishing of negative emotions

Tea: inspire courage/strength, perhaps energy

Tobacco: peace/confidence/personal strength

Cinnamon: success, power, strength, prosperity

Ginger: personal confidence

To inspire mental clarity/free the mind of distractions and create the ability to clearly see the tasks that need to be done:

Clove: commanding herb— but also clears the mind

Vanilla: strengthens mental abilities

Sage: mental clarity, wisdom— pushes stuff out of the way, shows you the path

Benzoin: prosperity, dispelling anger and negativity, relieves stress and anxiety, promotes concentration, promotes generosity, success in intellectual matters

Amber: mental clarity/focus, transmutes negative energy into positive energy

To complete tasks:

Rosemary: improves memory, complete tasks

Mint: energy, communication, vitality

Basil: productivity, especially in business

Frankincense: successful ventures, self-will, self-control

[lumnaflight]

Lumna Pride Herb List & other

-------------------------------- * Buchu x8 * Dream Root x11 * Honey Bush x13 * Iboga Root x12 * Imphepho x6 * Marula Fruit x16 * Nut Grass x11 * Ubhubhubhu x11 * Umganu x10 * Uqume x7 * Uzara x11 * Uvuma-Omhlope x9 -------------------------------- * Rawhide x5 -------------------------------- * Ancient Fossil x9 -------------------------------- * Lion Head x21 --------------------------------

[theleveretpath]

It's teasel harvesting season!

One of my favorite times of the year.

Dipsacus fullonum, or wild teasel, is one of my favorite plants to use in witchcraft. It’s a versatile plant, and a substitute for those that you may not have in your area. At this time of year, they are dried out completely, and are super easy to harvest and use in bundles and bundles! You can usually find these little pricklies in the ditches of highways, roads, and country drives.

The thing about teasel, though, is that once it’s dried, the seeds start falling quickly -- and in great numbers. If you don’t want the seeds flying everywhere, I’d suggest shaking them out a few times before hanging them anywhere. Saving the seeds for later is always a good idea -- they’ll bear much the same meaning as the plant itself, minus the spikes.

Notes on harvesting: Teasel is a weed, and extremely invasive, so watch out where you might drop seeds. Always wear gloves when harvesting -- you never know what you’re allergic to until you have a reaction to it. And plus,  they’re pretty darn spiky.

Some of my uses for teasel: 

protection (spiky! The flowers are also purple -- though if you harvest them this time of year, there aren't many flowers left)

broom making (they aren't good for “real” (practical)brooms, per se. You would use a teasel broom for sweeping an area symbolically)

symbolic floggers (if you use those)

negativity catchers (think of the spikes catching and ensnaring any negativity)

hexes and curses, if you use them

inserting your influence somewhere, persuasion, planting an idea or habit (due to their invasive nature)

I personally love to hang these above my threshold, on top of a protection sigil. 

Happy harvesting!