Description
Plumbago
Magic: dispel bad dreams. A stick of the plant is placed in the thatch of huts to ward off lightning. Used as protective charms against evil and lightning and for ‘confounding of the enemy’. Shangaans tie bundles of Plumbago twigs and push them into the eaves of their houses or tie them in the roof to protect against lightning and to ward off evil. Hope, good wishes, spiritual desires.
How to use magickal plumbago herbs:
- Burn over charcoal to add to your rituals.
- Place on altar with your candle.
- Roll candle on herbs and burn candle.
- Add to altar.
- Add to sacred baths and natural beauty products.
- Sew into charms, spell bags, dream pillows, and sachets.
- Offer to deities, spirits and Fae.
- Create your own elixirs and blends
Medicinal: Powdered roots or the dried leaves are taken as snuff to relieve headaches. Powdered roots are used on warts and as snuff by the Xhosa.
Disclaimer: Please be aware that this information is provided solely for informational purposes only. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to using any herbs or treatments made from herbs.
