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10 minutes ago, Herbs said: Shall I send Carlos your way? All good - received a hired car - just lost some time and hopefully the automatic gear can be fixed.

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I've been taking pictures of it for the past three weeks and it looks like the chicks finally hatched! It's pretty cool to have a resident gardening bird friend! I have a theory it made part of its nest out of the dried thyme plant which I never trimmed after the winter, which would be somewhat hilarious. submitted by /u/electrifiedair to r/gardening [link] [comments]

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I know everyone has at least one, in their own craft. An herb ( or resin ) that the practitioner themselves *personally* consider the strongest, most powerful herb. The herb equivalent, of their BFF. Their favorite go-to. That one that makes you feel like the magical version of that scene in Scarface, where he yells “Say hello to my little friend!”😁 I’m curious to hear what you guys have in that area, and how your little friend has helped you! For me, it’s cloves. What about you, what’s yours? submitted by /u/Fund_Me_PLEASE to r/witchcraft [link] [comments]

I'm 18, and since a year ago, I've started to get these episodes every 30 ~ 60 days, where all of sudden i get in a state of "semi-consciousness" in which i normally stay where i was or walk a little bit, and can only respond to basic commands, it lasts approximately 25~45 minutes, and after it i slowly regain consciousness of myself, but i don't remember a thing of what happened during the episode. I've been trying to self diagnose in the internet, but it isn't easy, at first i thought it was "Transient Global Amnesia" but doing more research it seems more like a type of "Nonconvulsive Status Epilepticus". I've been very scared since it started happening, since i can't even prepare or something, I just started going to college and i fear i might run into traffic during my commute or having one of these during class or a presentation, since i have no control at all when this happens. Thanks in advance for any message submitted by /u/Dog_Got_license to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]

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My daughter received this novelty candle via Amazon for Christmas. Sitting underneath the candle in the box was this little cellophane packet of dried green herbs. There’s no mention on the packaging of what it might be and it came straight from the distributor this way. It doesn’t smell like anything in particular, but that may be because the candle smell is overwhelming whatever the herbs are. The packet is resealable and looks like it’s meant to be opened and used (versus just being an organic moisture absorber used in packing, or something like that). Any idea what this could be and or how we should use it? Google searches have given us nothing. Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/WillPowerATL to r/whatisit [link] [comments]

It’s amazing how much has changed in three years. Think back to the 2022 NBA All-Star Game: Three precocious young point guards — the Atlanta Hawks’ Trae Young, the Memphis Grizzlies’ Ja Morant and the Charlotte Hornets’ LaMelo Ball — made the squad and played on the same team in Cleveland. In each case, the future for both player and team seemed bright, but fast forward to 2025, and that’s not the case. Young’s Hawks made the Eastern Conference finals in 2021, Ball’s Hornets won 43 games in 2022 and Morant’s Grizzlies were the second seed in the Western Conference in consecutive seasons. Unbelievably, none of the three have won a playoff series since 2022. This doesn’t look like the year the streak will end, with the Hawks and Grizzlies in Play-In territory and Ball’s Hornets again headed for the draft lottery. Similarly, all three have seen their career trajectories go sideways, even if it’s happened more in slow motion than in one rapid swoon. Injuries have plagued all three, but unserious defense and stalled development trajectories are also to blame. Ball has been the topic of trade rumors and even a rumored trade demand; Young is a potential free agent this summer whose team has made no serious move toward extending his contract; Morant’s unreliability was a key factor in Memphis’ offseason reset, and he’s already been suspended by his own team this season. There might be other individual players who have been more disappointing this season, but as a class, the Southern point guard trio has moved into a league of its own. As a result, those three top my All-Disappointment Team for 2025-26. My squad is a list of players who have done the most to fall short of our hopes and expectations, however misplaced they might have been. While I focused more on significant players on big contracts, I sprinkled in a few middle-class guys and developmental cases as well. We’re barely one-third of the way into an 82-game season. Things can and do change, and inevitably, some players will play themselves off this list. But as 2026 begins, here are the envelopes. (Stats as of Wednesday afternoon.) NBA All-Disappointment Team: Ja Morant LaMelo Ball Trae Young Darius Garland Paolo Banchero Draymond Green Jared McCain Herb Jones Cam Johnson Guerschon Yabusele Indiana’s Youth Source: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6930954/2026/01/01/nba-season-2025-2026-disappointments/ submitted by /u/AashyLarry to r/nba [link] [comments]

I adopted two kittens (littermates) earlier this year and named them Sage and Basil, but now (due to some slight bullying from my mom) I'm adopting another cat that's about the same age as them and want to give her a name that fits in with them. So far the ones I've come up with are Sesame, Juniper, Hazel, Jasmine, or Saffron, but open to others! submitted by /u/anicetos to r/NameMyCat [link] [comments]

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I’m starting to build out a small herb section in my backyard garden (apartment living, so space is tight!), and I want to make sure I’m growing things I’ll actually use. I love the idea of stepping outside to grab something fresh while cooking, but I don’t want to end up with a bunch of herbs that just sit there looking cute and never make it into a meal. What are your go-to herbs that you find yourself reaching for all the time? submitted by /u/Fly-Astronaut to r/gardening [link] [comments]

I'd never heard of one before a few weeks ago, but the Internet and r/gardening are powerful tools! To stay within my budget I used old pavers that had a less than optimal shape, old weed barrier and the rest of a bucket of grout from a project finished years ago. After scoring each with a chisel, I dropped them on a large pointed granite stone to split them into the shape I needed. If I were to do it again, I would spend more time grading the base for better drainage and would challenge myself to make it at least twice the height. Anyone have any tips on actually growing herbs in this bad boy now that its more or less complete? submitted by /u/Servitus to r/gardening [link] [comments]

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Herbs family Property Adaptogens: hormonal balance, adapt to stress, strengthen immune system. Very little side effects. (American and Asian ginseng, ashwagandha, astragalus, holy basil, licorice) Analgesics: relieve pain (arnica, bay, calendula, chamomile, feverfew, hops, meadows-weet and white willow) Antibacterial: kill microbes. (Cinnamon, clove, garlic, ginger, nutmeg, oregano,peppermint, tea tree, thyme) Anti-inflammatory: reduce pain, heat, and redness in bodily tissue. (Ginger, turmeric, and feverfew) Antispasmodics: suppress spams of the smooth muscle of the body, including digestion. ( chamomile, lavender, lemon balm, mint, skullcap, valerian, and yarrow) Aphrodisiacs: enhance sexual arousal (damiana, ginseng, maca, muira puama, nutmeg, yohimbe) Bitters: stimulates appetite, promotes digestion, increase bile production in the gallbladders (boldo, chicory, cinchona, gentian, quassia, wormwood) Carminatives: lessen flatulence and gas in the intestines ( caraway, cumin, dill, fennel, lavender, mint, and rosemary) Cholagogues: stimulates the liver (barberry, boldo, celandine, dandelion, goldenseal, Rosemary, sage) Decongestant: relieve swollen or clogged nasal passages (eucalyptus, peppermint, rosemary, thyme) Demulcents: coat and lubricate inflamed throat tissues (coltsfoot, horehound, licorice, marshmallow, mullein, oats) Depuratives: support the kidney and liver, helping them clean toxins. (Agrimony, astragalus, burdock, and cleavers) Digestives: makes stomach function more efficiently. (Allspice, dandelion, fennel, gentian, peppermint, lemon balm, lemon verbena) Diuretic: relieve fluid retention or bloating (dandelion, stinging nettle, green and black tea, yarrow) Emmenagogues: regulate or increase menstruation. (Black cohosh, feverfew, ginger, mugwort, parsley, rosemary; sage, yarrow Emetics: induce vomiting ( ipecacuanha, mustard, quassia, rue) Expectorants: loosen mucus ( anise, camphor, coltsfoot, elecampane, eucalyptus, fennel, horehound, mint, mullein) Febrifuges: lower fever. (Boneset, catnip, dandelion, hyssop, peppermint, plantain, willow, yarrow) Galactagogues: promote lactation (fennel, fenugreek, goats rue, milk thistle) Nervines: relax the nervous system (catnip, chamomile, damiana, hops, lavender, lemon balm, skullcap, wild oats, wood betony, valerian) Noontropics: quicken the brain and Maximize learning (ashwagandha, bacopa, ginkgo, gotu kola, St. John’s wort, schisandra) Vulnerary: heal wounds (agrimony, calendula, comfrey, gotu kola, St. John’s wort, tea tree, yarrow submitted by /u/OmoluBlessing to r/witchcraft [link] [comments]

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I've been to many places in the world, researched a lot about different plant's. I honestly don't have any botanist friends that I can share this information with so I said, "hey, I'm a witch, people on reddit are witches, [some] witches like botany," and then things spiraled out of control and now I wrote an entire post about it. I hope you find this interesting, but you should take things with a grain of salt. It'll make more sense if I explain This is a post to inform everybody about the scariest plants that I've seen out in the wild. You don't need to use herbs in your craft but I think it would be fun if I could talk to you about it. If you actually want to learn so useful information about herbs, go to this post instead: 10 Essential Herbs For Your Daily Practical Magick It's helpful to know herbal medicine no matter who you are, but especially as a witch. There's two sides a coin with magic. My grandmother taught me this phrase that I follow throughout my craft, "To know how to hex you need to learn how to heal." So as a witch you understand balance around you. With every breath in there is a breath out. So when I was researching these plants, everything I learned about balance was thrown out the window. The herbs that are used as an antiseptic relieve minor burns and cuts, but that's as much as it can be used for in medicine. But a plant that has feels like your touching the surface of the sun, there is no competition. And yes, that is a real plant. So let's talk about these herbs for a little bit Some of the herbs I'm about to talk about have not been used in witchcraft, but with the research done on them it's easy to piece where and how'd they'd be used. That being said, you shouldn't use these plant just for potions and spells, imagine drinking a potion with the root of you-touch-me-and-you-surely-will-burn plant listed above. Some of these plants aren't used in witchcraft, but i thought it would be fun for you to know about. All of the herbs have interesting effects and the human body, and I'm just hear to tell you about it. With my little introduction finished, I present you with the list of The Most Scary Plants I Have Ever Encountered from least scary to most scary, now in technicolor. I'm free to answer questions after the show. The Scariest Herbs I Have Ever Encountered Datura Stramonium Also known as "Thorn Apple," Datura is an annual plant that is entirely toxic, root to flower. When ingested, Datura's hallucinogenic property causes delirium and possibly death. Because of this, Datura is often used in "love potions," (I swear if you use this in a love potion). These symptoms usually take effect in 1 - 4 hours after it's been consumed. If Datura poisoning isn't taken care of, rhabdomyolysis will take effect, breaking down damaged skeletal muscles. When Datura is ingested in small amounts the hallucinogenic effects are similar to that of marijuana, but don't do it. Many people have died from using Datura as a recreational drug because they were not informed. The benefits of Datura is that it can it's an effective pain reviler in moderation. Datura can be prepared as powdered seeds (1/2 a grain), powdered leaves (1 grain), a juice or an extract (1 grain), seed extract (from 1/4 to 1/2 grain), and a tincture (from 15 to 20 drops). It can be brewed in a tea by boiling the roots and seeds of the plant. I plan to start using this in my craft, not for love potions, but as an offering. By offering away the Datura fruit you get rid of the poison of terror, rivalry, and wicked nature so that one can receive happiness. This is a fantastic offering to Lord Shiva. Ricinus Known as the "Castor Bean," Ricinus one of the more dangerous plants that comes to mind. Eating just 8 de-skinned castor beans is enough to kill you. Though a plant like hemlock has more concentrated poison, when the plant burns it lets out fumes of poison that can know you out for weeks at a time. Castor bean can be made into an oil that treats for constipation. It works by increasing the movement of the intestines. It can be made into an oil in a variety of ways. Definitely not the way I'd want to go out. At least Datura just sits there for hours before killing you, Ricinus is craving for you to be knocked out. I'd choose Datura over Ricinus any day, not because of the hallucinogenic properties though.... Arum Triphyllum The coveted hot as a the sun plant is called the fitting name, "Dragons Breath." Every part of Arum is so violently acrid that it's almost caustic. So, it burns skin. When the fresh roots of the Arum are gently touched to the tongue, mouth, eyes, or any secreting surface, the plant irritates the skin causing a burning that has the has the force of every cayenne pepper you can think of. Despite many safety concerns, after Arum is thoroughly dried, it can be used to treat colds and swelling in the throat. Imagine eating the spiciest thing you can think of and multiply it by the largest number you can think of. That's what Arum feels like. The "drawback" to Arum is that it only last's a minute after harvesting. You can preserve the "heat" by suspending it in alcohol. Once it's dried though, Arum can be used in cooking and in tea. That's what I love about this plan't Dendrocnide moroides Known as "gympie gympie," Dendrocnide's stinging hair will cause excruciating pain you if you stumble into it. Gympie's leaves have miniature stinging hairs on it's leaves. When the leaf is brushed against, the tiny hairs lodge them-self into one's skin. It releases toxins that cause immense pain, this pain is so much that it can even cause death. Gympie fruit is edible to humans once the stinging hair are removed. Manchineel tree The Manchineel is a flowering plant species and everything about it is extremely toxic. If you even touch one of the leaves, it will cause "a strong allergic dermatitis." It's so bad that, if you stay under the tree's foliage while it's raining, the water will cause instant blistering wherever it touches you. The Manchineel tree provides no uses. It's effective in studying pain medication, but aside from that it's not of much use. What did we learn? Everything is scary and we should never go near anything ever again? No. Honestly you might not ever encounter any of these species in the wild at all. The cool thing is that some of these plants can be used in your craft. Obviously not to kill anybody, but Datura fruit can be used to get rid of your pain by offering it to the wild, it'll take your pain with it. This took a substantial part of my day out, so I really hope you enjoyed learning about interesting plants. 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✧·ﾟ:* 🌿 🙌🏻 🔮 *:·ﾟ✧ Blessings to all! The use of herbs in magick is ancient, and it is much more than cultural or historical. Its use has been strengthened over time and passed from generation to generation. Herbs are powerful if used correctly. Governed by a planet, an element, they are often sacred to a God or a Goddess, is what we call ‘correspondence’. Essential elements in magic spells and rituals, the practitioner knows the need to cultivate them, in this way, the energy of the witch, wizard, or occultist is magnetized in the plant, offering a series of advantages in its practices. Herbs possess inherent magical properties, a force that is already part of them, and that allows us to carry out rituals and spells without having to draw external energies. Ancient people who had knowledge and wisdom with herbs, used, for example, some white heathers in their kitchen as a form of protection for the family and the home. Hydrangea flowers were also used in spells to protect the house! Oregano was spread on the outside while chanting the spell: “I am protected”, for protection against evil spirits. Mistletoe was used or placed around the house for protection as well. Druids burned Elderberry flowers for blessings and a branch of the plant was always hanging on people’s doors and windows. These are just a few examples of how the use of herbs was actively present in people’s lives. Irish moss, holly, hazelnut, narcissus, orange, star anise, poppy, violet, rosewood, strawberry, apple, rosemary, and moss are just some of the herbs that are considered to bring luck, these and others will always be part of an arsenal of a magickian. The list is extensive and requires study, knowledge, practice, and affinity with each one of them when it comes to doing Magick work. So here I present some of the most versatile and easy to find herbs, herbs of great power that are fundamental for those who seek knowledge, wisdom, and results in their Practical Magick. How Are Herbs Used in Magick? The use of herbs in Magick ranges from alternative medical aid to banishing complex dense energy work, protection, or attraction. Tea A way to use magic in everyday life with wisdom and discipline. Tea can assist in curing physical and spiritual illnesses, and even slightly alter the state of consciousness in practices that require trance states. Incense Herbs can be burned as a natural incense, where one or more herbs can be harvested and dried for this purpose. In this case, one must pay attention to the way they are cultivated and harvested, so that their properties can be used 100%. Baths The use of herbs in magick is ancient, and it is much more than cultural or historical. Its use has been strengthened over time and passed from generation to generation. Herbs are powerful if used correctly. Governed by a planet, an element, they are often sacred to a God or a Goddess, is what we call ‘correspondence’. Essential elements in magic spells and rituals, the practitioner knows the need to cultivate them, in this way, the energy of the witch, wizard, or occultist is magnetized in the plant, offering a series of advantages in its practices. Oils Some choose to prepare their own oils, add to them the herbs that correspond to the goals they intend to achieve. The use of them fit from the culinary to the rituals. Amulets In small fabric pouches, it can contain powerful protective spells in the form of amulets. Made with ritualistic practices, consecrated and directed, they can be used to protect people, houses, animals, and a number of other things. Others are used for attracting prosperity, love, success, and healing. Smoking (burning) With a censer or an appropriate container, burning herbs is widely used to banish, protect and attract. Some practitioners use this method to facilitate the state of consciousness. Attention here is to avoid using any type of flammable chemical substance, as this will alter or eliminate the properties of the herbs. It is advisable to use a burning charcoal, previously lit only with fire. Magic powders In the form of spells prepared with herbs soaked in a pestle, which can be used for various purposes. Cooking The kitchen is the heart of a home, and for a Mage, its significance is even greater. Food prepared with Magic tends to transform lives, so give proper value to plant life. Ideally, every magician should have a cabinet with her spices. The containers where the herbs will be stored must be made of glass, and all must be identified by name. Most practitioners have a notebook just for their herbs in cooking. This way, you can consult it quickly, when there is a need or a doubt. Live Herbs In pots or gardens, herbs have the power to repel dense energy, modify vibration, and attracting beneficial energies. The top 10 herbs that Green Magicians should know Some herbs are part of the daily lives of many magicians who seek to gain experience in herbalism or use them to enhance their magical work. Some herbs are difficult to find and are used for specific spells, but there are some herbs that are essential, fundamental, and special for every magician. The 10 essential herbs in the practice of Magic Rosemary With a censer or an appropriate container, burning herbs is widely used to banish, protect, and attract. Some practitioners use this method to facilitate the state of consciousness. Attention here is to avoid using any type of flammable chemical substance, as this will alter or eliminate the properties of the herbs. It is advisable to use burning charcoal, previously lit only with fire. Plant rosemary near the children’s bedroom window, to protect them from harmful influences. Thyme This is a versatile herb and has numerous magical properties. It can be used as an essential oil, burning, baths, and teas. Thyme associations include healing, love, psychic knowledge, and purification. It is great for most magical jobs. It attracts loyalty, affection, and good opinion from others, making it great for spells and rituals related to relationships, especially new loves. In addition, thyme can be used to attract good health, luck and money, banish negativity, and purify the home. Mint Mint promotes energy, clears the mind, increases communication, and stimulates the senses. These properties, which are well known and well documented, are the reason why mint should play a larger role in magic and witchcraft. Mint is perfect for eating or smelling before performing practical magic. Mint also attracts money, good spirits, and protects your home. Lavender It can be used in dream pillows, as incense, teas, baths, and as an essential oil. Lavender associations include happiness, love, beauty, protection, purification, relaxation, sleep, and psychic knowledge. Plant it for luck, combine with rosemary to attract love, burn it to bring peace to your home, or place it under your pillow to help with the prophetic dream. Lavender is an extremely common herb and is used in a variety of magical rituals and spells. In addition, medicinal properties abound, making it an important addition to your magic cabinet. Artemisia This is an absolutely essential herb for magicians, especially due to its unique properties. No other plant has a stronger connection to witchcraft than Artemisia. It is one of the most used herbs in spells or rituals. The herb helps to strengthen psychic powers, prophetic dream and astral projection, and can also be used for protection and healing. Use Artemisia when reading runes, tarot, palm or tea leaves, or any other form of divination to increase your psychic awareness. Sage Used in a variety of rituals and spells and is probably the most commonly used herb in witchcraft. There are several species of sage, White Sage and the Desert Sage tend to be the most sought after by magicians. Use it to clean and purify magic tools, runes, tarot cards, crystals, and of course, your home. Sage can also be used to banish negativity and attract positive energy and vibrations. This fantastic herb, aids improvement, learning, knowledge, and wisdom. It is still believed to be an anti-aging elixir. Bay Leaf Bay leaf is widely used as a spice, but its hidden powers within the magical world are impressive. In the form of tea, it’s used to increase clairvoyance and wisdom or induce the prophetic dream. It’s also wonderful for protection spells and purification rituals. Some magicians write wishes on bay leaves and burn them to help them manifest. This is a must in the secret closet of every magician. Chamomile Widely used in spells of prosperity and luck, and an essential plant to always have in hand, also because of its relaxing powers. Chamomile helps to reduce stress, negative feelings, and increase positive energy. Burn the flowers daily to bring money to your life, for happiness, and well-being. Chamomile can also be used in prophetic dreams and banishing spells as an add-on ingredient. Cinnamon Flavoring, cinnamon is inspiring and magical. Used to improve spirituality, success, luck, and prosperity, it can also be used in healing and protection rituals and spells. It is basic and essential for many spells. Many witches use cinnamon or hang in their homes, especially in the Yule period, thus seeking to attract love, money, prosperity, and protection to their home and body. In addition, cinnamon has great health benefits and is used in most herbal remedies to treat colds and coughs. Dandelion Joyful, bright, fragrant, and incredibly versatile, dandelions are one of the first flowers of spring, which makes them extremely important for bees. Dandelions growing in the yard are beneficial for everyone. The dandelion leaf can be used during divination practices, especially those involving the dead, as well as to heal, purify, and remove negativity from your home. The root is also used in divination and spiritual calling. Before Cutting a Plant Before cutting a plant with your athame, it is essential to do it with due respect and to always thank nature. You can say out loud these words with your full attention and intention, or use other words that you identify more with: (pronounce the name of the plant) I ask that you give me your gift So that you can help me in my work Grow stronger from my cut Stronger and more powerful (pronounce the name of the plant) Thank you! Certainly, each green Magician has a deeper connection with some herbs, it all depends on the practice and knowledge of each one. On a magical journey, all plant knowledge is essential. So the more you study and practice, the greater your chances of success and effective results with herbs. Learn to recognize the herbs around you, feel their aroma, their energy, know their inherent powers! Always remember that they are a gift from Nature, use them with joy and wisdom, thanking whenever you use them. This is my recent post on camomila.online submitted by /u/Majkacamomilaonline to r/witchcraft [link] [comments]

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