Mallow Flowers

Mallow, dried flowers 10g (called Blue Mallow, but they are more of a purple)

• Botanical Name: Malva sylvestris
• Folk Names: Common Mallow, Mauls, Cheese flower, High mallow, Tall Mallow, Blue Mallow
• Gender: Feminine
• Planet: Moon
• Element: Water
• Powers: Protection, Love, Exorcism
• Deities: Diana, Artemis, Wiccan moon Goddess

Magickal Uses: Used in love spells and potions, given as offerings to Moon Goddesses. 

Gifted at weddings to the Bride & Groom, added to decoration at Handfastings. Carried in mojo bags for protection and to attract love.

Protection Ointment: steep in base oil for 9 days, strain. Rub ointment onto the skin to cast out demons and to protect from black magick.

Healing Properties: Mostly used as an edible and added to dishes and beverages or consumed as herbal tea.

A cool "magic" trick is to brew a glass of Mallow tea and add a squeeze of lemon to watch your blue tea turn pink!

Blue Mallow is also used to soothe sore throats, relieve irritation of the mouth, dry coughs, bronchitis, stomach and bladder symptoms.

As a warm poultice it is said to also help heal wounds, it can also be added to your bath for the same purpose.

*Our herbs are packaged in little plastic ziplock bags with labels

Medicinal information is provided as educational reference only and Lylliths' Emporium is not responsible for misuse or self-treatment. Always seek advice from a professional, licensed medical practitioner.

Information Sourced From: Cunninghams' Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs, Scott Cunningham. Wikipedia, www.anniesremedy.com, www.herbs2000.com, www.witchipedia.com, And our own private collection of grimoires and herbal lore, along with experiences working with herbs