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🪚Pop Culture Witchcraft- Grell's Curse Breaking Chainsaw🪚

🔥This Spell uses Fire/Smoke Materials🔥

✂️ Sharp Object Use✂️

🖤❤️ What you'll need ❤️🖤

💋Rose Petals

💋A Pair of Scissors (To represent her Chainsaw)

💋A Red Candle (Flame only)

💋A Peice of Paper

💋 A large Jar with a Cork or plastic Lid

💋Newspaper, this spell is kinda messy

Instructions:

1. Light the Candle, write on a peice of paper "I break any curse against me into peices"

2. Cut the Peice of Paper into shreds, place it in a jar, then tip the red candle wax over it, covering it in red wax while chanting "I break this curse into peices"

3. Cover the wax covered paper in rose petals, close the jar, then seal it with the red wax.

4. Dispose of the spell in anyway of your choice, that's safe ofc.

Southern U.S herbs and Plants for Witchcraft (revised)

This is a compilled list of localized herbs and plants for witchcraft I have found in the Southern U.S. Some I have listed are poisonous, but ofc do your own research to see which is poisonous or not. Do not go strictly based on what I have written.

Poisonous Herbs:

• Flowering Dogwood

• Man of the Earth Morning Glory

• American Holly

• Eastern Red Cedar

• Pokeweed

• Oak Tree

- Carries Acorns

• Hairy Skullcap

• Florida skullcap

• Paw Paw

• Grape Hyacinth

Non Poisonous:

• Passionflower

• True Dandelion

• Common Honeysuckle

• Common Blue Violet

• Wood Sorrel (Invasive)

• Purple Dead Nettle (Invasive)

• Red Clover (Invasive)

• White Clover (Invasive)

• Sweet Gum

-Carries Witches Burrs

• Pine Tree

-Carries Cones

• Elder Flower

• Thistle

• River Cane Bamboo

• Wood Nettle

• Black Nightshade

• Brambleberries aka Blackberry

• Speedwell

• Pecan Tree

- Carries Pecans

• Texas Thistle

• American Beautyberry

• Yarrow

• Trumpet Honeysuckle

• Eastern daisy fleabane

• Cornflower (Introduced)

• American hazelnut

• Mountain mint

• Prickly Pear

• Beebalm

Floral pomegranates to burn on the Spring Equinox!