Bagged Herbs For Spell Workings

In witchcraft, herbs are used for a wide variety of purposes, including spellcasting, healing, protection, and connecting with the spirit world. Different herbs are associated with specific energies and intentions, and can be used in rituals, charms, and even just as everyday tools to enhance magical work. Each bag weighs roughly 10-15g, below you fill find our list of herbs with magical properties.

Rosemary enhancing memory, promoting protection, and facilitating love spells

Bay Laurel protection, purification, and victory

Mugwort protection, cleansing, and divination

Dandelion leaf enhancing psychic abilities, facilitating communication with ancestors, and promoting personal growth and resilience

Sage a popular herb used in witchcraft and spiritual practices for its cleansing and purifying properties. It's commonly used for cleansing spaces, objects, and even individuals, with the goal of removing negative energy and creating a positive atmosphere

Nettle Leaf baths or smudging rituals to rid oneself of impurities. In herbal magic and traditional witchcraft, nettles are considered a versatile and potent ingredient. They are used in spell work and rituals for their protective, banishing, and healing properties.

Yarrow  a protective herb, used in charms, sachets, and talismans to ward off negative energies and evil spirits. Yarrow is also used in divination, with its stalks historically used in the I Ching, and can be burned for visionary experiences. Additionally, yarrow is believed to help with healing and is used in various rituals and practices

Red Rose Petals commonly incorporated into potions, charms, and rituals to enhance spells related to romance, psychic abilities, and spiritual connection

Mulberry Leaf wisdom, psychic awareness, strength and protection

Gynostemma Longevity and Vitality: Gynostemma is used in spells and rituals to promote a long and healthy life. Abundance and Prosperity: It is believed to attract good luck and increase wealth and prosperity. Spiritual Growth: It is used to enhance intuition and facilitate a connection to higher realms of consciousness. Harmony and Balance: Gynostemma is believed to bring balance to the mind, body, and spirit.

Lavender Lavender has a long history in witchcraft and magic, primarily associated with love, protection, purification, and peace. It's used in various ways, including spells, potions, rituals, sachets, charm bags, and as incense. Its calming scent and potential healing properties are also valued

Bittersweet  Deadly nightshade, also known as belladonna, grabs attention because of its names and dark history of use by witches and sorcerers and as a poison. Bittersweet nightshade has its own lore, although mostly related to its powers of protection. While not as deadly as its belladonna cousin, eating the berries or leaves of bittersweet nightshade is sometimes fatal. Magically, bittersweet is instrumental for banishing or removing things from your life, including toxic emotions. Write the name of something or someone you no longer want in your life on a piece of paper. Wrap three bittersweet berries in the paper, put it in a box for three weeks, and then take the paper and berries outside to burn and bury. This method can also be used to remove spells and hexes.

Ginkgo Leaf Spiritually, Ginkgo Leaf brings stillness and spiritual initiation or enlightenment into life. A powerful and positive increase of the awareness of life by honoring dreams and intuitive powers. It's a great tool for finding insight.

Hyssop  In witchcraft, hyssop is primarily used for protection, cleansing, and purification. It's also associated with banishing negativity and warding off evil. Hyssop can be used in rituals, sachets, or even as an amulet for these purposes

St. John's wort St. John's Wort is often employed in spells and rituals for protection, healing, and banishing negative energies due to its association with the summer solstice and its vibrant yellow flowers, which are believed to capture the sun's energy.

Alfalfa  Hoodoo specialists use it as both a money- herb and protection for existing assets. It's added to spells and charms in its dried form. Alfalfa represents pleasure and enjoyment of life. Alfalfa is a feminine herb and associated with the earth element

Comfrey leaf strong, grounding energy can be used to create protective barriers around your home or sacred space. Scatter the leaves near doorways or windows, or carry them in a mojo bag to shield against negative influences and harm. Comfrey leaf is also a herb of prosperity and abundance

Blessed Thistle  Blessed Thistle is primarily used as a herb of protection, purification, protection against negativity and evil, and is often used in spell work or carried to remove the bad energies of a hex.

Raspberry Leaf Its association with the divine feminine and its purported ability to connect individuals with the energies of the Earth make it a popular choice among practitioners of witchcraft for herbal concoctions, teas, and charms aimed at harnessing its spiritual properties.

Marigolds  Marigolds are associated with the Sun, symbolising love, abundance, warmth, and joy (all the things we need during the colder months of the year, when the flowers typically flourish!) They're often used in love and protection spells, or in workings geared towards happiness, good fortune, and positivity.

Hibiscus Flower Hibiscus reigns as a potent tool for enhancing love, passion, and psychic abilities within the witchcraft and magickal realms. With its historical use as an aphrodisiac, hibiscus carries potent energies associated with love and lust, making it a staple ingredient in love spells and rituals.

Coltsfoot Coltsfoot (Tussilago farfara) is used in Witchcraft for love, for visions and divination, and to bring peace and hope.

Catnip In witchcraft, catnip is used for various purposes, including protection, healing, love magick, and enhancing creative energy. It's also associated with cat deities like Bast and is believed to attract good spirits and luck, especially when grown near the home. Catnip can be used in sachets, bath spells, and as an amulet for protection. It's also thought to be a digestive aid and a calming remedy, reflecting its role as a healer in spiritual practices

Eucalyptus Leaf Eucalyptus is used to bring fresh energy to a situation, to heal regrets and worries, and to relieve mental exhaustion.

Lemongrass  lemongrass is used on its own in Hoodoo as protection against evil, to spiritually cleanse evil from a house, and to bring good luck in love affairs.

Clove protection, banishing negativity, and attracting wealth and friendship. They are often burned or used in simmer pots to cleanse spaces and ward off negative energies. Additionally, clove essential oil, rich in eugenol, is used for its various properties, including anesthetic and antiseptic qualities.

Herba pyrrosiae Herba Protection: Herba Pyrrosiae is used to create a protective barrier against negative energies and psychic attacks. Grounding: It helps to ground and stabilize energy, promoting a sense of calm and stability. Longevity: It is believed to promote a long and healthy life. Success and Achievement: Herba Pyrrosiae is used in spells and rituals to attract success and overcome obstacles.

White Snake Grass  Boneset (also know as White Snake Root) is traditionally used for warding off jinxing illness, protecting one from snake bites, and keeping away evil spirits by carrying in a charm bags with Angelica Root and Devil's Shoestring.

Herba violae Herba or violet, possesses several magical properties in various traditions. It is associated with Venus, the heart, passion, and desire, and also symbolizes purity, chastity, and modesty. Violets are believed to be a plant of protection, warding off malevolent spirits and promoting second sight or visions. They are also linked to the subconscious mind and can encourage prophetic and lucid dreaming

Herba leonuri Sometimes used in counter-magic, motherwort can be used to deflect and protect oneself from any undesired magical working or effect. Exercise caution when using this herb while pregnant, experiencing thyroid issues, blood-clotting issues, or on any medications acting upon the thyroid.

Bayleaf Bay leaves are a popular ingredient in many magick witchcraft spells. They have been used throughout the ages to burn, chew or inhale during spells and rituals. They are very versatile in their use and would be a highly recommended base herb in any Wiccan witch's apothecary collection or spell kit.