Ten Essential Herbs for Green Witchcraft - A Beginner's Guide

[@rubyxhana]

Your voice is so nice to listen to, and so much to learn from your content!

[@AfuraNefertiti]

Aw I’m so glad to hear that!

[@thesavingsorceress]

Hi, as an eclectic green witch, I loved hearing your stories of how you connected with all of the different plants throughout your life! My top ten would be basil, lavender, jasmine, peppermint, lemon, pepper, Thai basil, chamomile, clover, and dandelion. Thank you for sharing all of your knowledge with us! 🌱

[@AfuraNefertiti]

Great choices!

[@kathleenroberts7972]

Dandelion,basil,mint daisy, birch,sacamore,maple, black tea,orange blossoms.

[@AfuraNefertiti]

Ohh love these!

[@orchidchamblee]

Hello new green witch Orchid so happy to have found you tonight

[@AfuraNefertiti]

Welcome! Blessed be 🎃

[@melaniemaldonado6692]

I just missed the live but im watching Replay. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@AfuraNefertiti]

Thanks for watching!

[@aureliamitchell8224]

Hiya Lady Afura! I'm newish to your videos, this might be the third vlog I've watched recently this month and I love how you speak about the path you walk and what corresponds with you. I'm a witch that works with the ocean and cosmos/galaxy even though I live way south in the USA. TN to be exact. But I love Rose. It's beautiful, sweet, delicate with strong stems and roots, making it a tough and hardy plant at the same time which is amazing to me. I'm a woman who struggles with self love and beats myself up over so much so Rose helps soothe my inner fire and allows me to work on my feelings better when i use it in spellwork. Thank you for wanting to know us and thank you for sharing your work with us! Love you ❤️

[@AfuraNefertiti]

Rose is such a magical plant! Thank you for watching 🌹

[@Bjorn_Algiz]

Lovely video 😊 hail!

[@AfuraNefertiti]

Thank you! Blessed Mabon 🍁

[@TheEmpressgoth]

Mine are Purslane, Maple, Pothos Ivy, Snake plant, Airplane or Spider plant, Sunflowers, Boneset, Dill and Lavender and Ash.

[@AfuraNefertiti]

Oh there are some in here I need to look up!

[@kaisenji]

Lavender is my favorite plant! I hope to have it growing inside as well as outside. :D Top ten plants: Lavender, Resina calendula, Sage, Rosemary, Chamomile, Tea, Thyme, Oregano, and of course Mint (all varieties). I would also had Basil, holy and genovese. Both basil plants are so powerful in healing inside and so magickal! Of course, as a starting rootwork womyn, Bay leaf!

[@AfuraNefertiti]

Those are all great choices!

[@britg6615]

Hello Afura! I watched your entire video and got to the part that you mentioned introducing ourselves in the comments... I'm a green/traditional witch. I loved this video thank you for sharing. I have a strong relationship with rosemary. It thrives in the climate I live in, and it was an integral herb the first time I used my craft to help another person. Of course it smells amazing fresh but it also is EXCELLENT as a smudge stick. I use it to cook, to cleanse, and just as a friend when I see it out in the town. I'm lucky because my apartment landscaping uses ROSEMARY as a hedge! I have huge bushes of rosemary right outside my door.

[@AfuraNefertiti]

Welcome! Where do you live? I saw a rosemary hedge when I visited California!

[@britg6615]

@@AfuraNefertiti you've got that right. California. Rosemary seems to greatly enjoy our dry and hot summers remarkably.

[@sadeejones5091]

I really enjoy your videos! Thank you for all your hard work! My top ten plants would be: Dandelions Purslane Basil Pine Juniper Sunflowers Tomatoes Peaches Parsely Grass in general

[@danidoodles30]

I love purslane too!!!! it grows in my backyard but I'd like to have more so I'm buying seeds!

[@sadeejones5091]

@@danidoodles30 It just tastes so good! I love it in salads and smoothies!

[@AfuraNefertiti]

I love that grass made it onto your list! It’s not to be taken for granted

[@autumnsurratt1997]

Hi, I'm Autumn. I'm a pagan witch. My practice is mainly ancestor veneration and tarot. I live in Southern California. I really liked this video and it inspired me to also make a top ten animal list. My plants were oak, pine, oregano, lavender, chamomile, cinnamon, apple, sunflower, rosemary, and pumpkin. My animals were crows, wolf, bear, platypus, moth, hummingbird, tiger, owl, toad, and elephant. It's been really interesting journaling on these especially since some of the animals surprised me. Thanks for sharing the video!

[@AfuraNefertiti]

I’m so glad this inspired you! Welcome to the Writing Witch community 🍁✨

[@ZuriDsWellness]

New here but loving it so far... PS figuring it all out.. 😘💖👍🏾👏🏾

[@AfuraNefertiti]

Welcome!!

[@cathypatman1224]

This was an outstanding Video. Loved it from beginning to end. I always love it when you go and cut your Wildflowers to use in your kitchen area or for Medicinal purposes, do you mind if I ask you where this place is? It just looks so peaceful. Anyway your video was so nice to watch and listen too. 💚🤎🥦🥕🫑🧅🧄🍅🤎💚

[@AfuraNefertiti]

So glad you enjoyed this. It’s on Grand Island NY

[@cathypatman1224]

@@AfuraNefertiti You are so lucky to have such a Beautiful place to go for Wildflowers and Wild Herbs! 🌏🌎🌍 Loved Watching!

[@notme7090]

I've caught flack for intentionally planting mint. My reasoning is it was the safest way to completey eradicate the poison ivy that persistently tries to grow around my deck. So mintis my friend right now. Note: I have enough space to let it spread out a bit and I have intentions of pulling it when it gets crazy.

[@AfuraNefertiti]

That’s awesome! What a great idea!

[@jens7418]

Do you have a video showing the items you made in the jars? The ingredients, how to, benefits, etc.

[@AfuraNefertiti]

I’m actually starting a series about this on my new channel! Follow Hedge, Hearth & Harvest and check out the most recent upload if you haven’t already!