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I’m a baby witch and allergic to lavender

So basically what the title says, I’ve recently gotten back into witchcraft and one of the herbs I see most used is lavender. I am deathly allergic to lavender, which as a green witch is very annoying lol, but my question: is there any other herb I can use in place? I’m still learning my herbs and plants to use in practice.

Any help is appreciated thank you :)

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u/CandleOk7750 — 4 hours ago
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Beginner has a question about white sage

I’m super new to herbalism, recently I got a medicinal seed kit from Walmart and I completely missed where it said it had white sage. I’m aware white sage is a no-no if you’re not indigenous but there’s nowhere nearby that I know of that I can surrender it or anything like that so what do I do with it?

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u/witch-of-mischief — 4 days ago
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rocks, pebbles, sticks, flowers, grass

this was outside my apartment door when i lived alone

u/mirandaduh — 3 days ago

Healing Help

Hey everyone. My grandfather was recently diagnosed with cancer of the liver. Do any of you know anything that could help? Be it a silver bullet, or just something to ease treatment. I'm not particularly experienced in any of this, I mostly lurk and research instead of practice, but if anyone has suggestions for something I could do, or are willing to help themselves, please DM me, or put it down in the comments.

Apologies for the bluntness, I hope it can be excused, given the circumstances.

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u/ReddWolfe777 — 5 days ago

Trying to consider appropriate offerings for a protector?

Hi all! I'm somewhat well seasoned but also not highly experienced? I've been a very casual witch for a very long time, so I don't know a ton, but I know a lot more than nothing, if that makes sense? I've never had a place that felt like the one I have now, and I want to make sure to treat it appropriately. I know intent is key, but some ideas would be appreciated.

For some background, my partner and I moved into this house around 14 years ago. There is an area in the front corner of the yard that we call The Grove. The Grove is a beautiful area around 8-12 feet squared, and somehow there are at least 8 types of trees growing all together right there. There's an elm, a few maples, at least one lilac, and a few others. I noticed when we moved in, and it continued for the first couple of years, that The Grove felt very... foreboding. It was a scary place, I didn't touch the leaves if I could avoid it, I apologized when I did. It felt like... if you stepped in, you'd never step back out. Not that it would hurt you necessarily, but it would take you somewhere else, maybe it was a portal or something.

As I said, we've now been here for 14 years, and in that time there's been a shift. The apologies became greetings, the foreboding became protective, I touch the leaves with affection and respect. We give things to The Grove, like a big rock that we found very interesting, we named it and gave it as an offering. I saved a dying moth from being squished at work and brought it home, gave it to The Grove as an offering and a request for peaceful passing, and we buried a baby bird there when it passed on our property with a similar request. I hope this is sortof explaining the kind of place I believe it to be.

So given the context, now I need to tell you that we're putting in a fence, and The Grove is encroaching a bit. We are going to protect it, 100%! But some of the branches are over the driveway, and they're not ones that are doing well anyway. We have to remove them, and clean up a bit, but I want to do it in a way to not offend, and I want to give an offering/s as well. Anyone have any thoughts/ideas?

BTW, my dad is putting in the fence and I'll be taking the branches down myself with my partner, so The Grove will be protected, and yes my dad thinks I'm nuts, but respects me enough to follow my lead. TIA!

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u/CanonicallyQueer — 9 days ago

Some of my photography lately :)

Enjoy, my fellow Green Witches:)

Insta: @moss.and.maple_photography

u/greenwitch_444 — 12 days ago
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Mugwort questions

Hi, im fairly new to herbalism and recently started researching Mugwort. I want to take it ocassionally for lucid dreaming, but I see that it can also cause spotting or an early period.

I keep seeing people talk about its effects on dreaming, but doesn't it also give you cramps and stuff? Im asking women specifically: do you have any recommendations for when to take this? I know people use it to regulate cycles but mine is already fine, and I have no need to start my period earlier. I just want it for a bedtime tea.

Can somebody explain if it's ok to take at any time during my cycle? Can you take it when ovulating or should you save it for right before your period so that it doesnt mess up your cycle? Does it really just not matter?

Im confused cause I keep seeing people talk about how its great for women's health (i Especially see men on YouTube saying that which irks me) but... the effects dont sound that great to me.

Thanks.

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u/OkNet7366 — 10 days ago

Question about a spell

I need to make some blessed water. This specific spell is from the grimoire for the green witch. I'm wondering if it still will be possible without it being a full moon or if I need to wait for the next full moon?

u/Delicious_toad1343 — 10 days ago