What Isn’t Flower Magic?

Have you ever walked through a field of flowers and felt an immediate vibrational shift? If so, then this episode is for you. I’m going to show you how to use a variety of blooms to protect, manifest, and charm the universe. 

Summary 

Are you still in the broom closet? We all were at one point, so don’t worry. Flowers are the perfect introduction to magic while still flying under the radar. I’ve used flowers as a way to discreetly practice magic while working at a religious school. I’m going to show you how you can use filler flowers like dandelions and carnations, which are usually tossed aside even though they are some of the most powerful botanicals for magic use. 

Carnations are used for ancestor work, dandelions for resilience, and hyacinths for attracting nontoxic male energy. I’ll show you how to make powerful flowers like these ones into teas, baths, and bouquets. Our focus in this episode is on nonreligious witchcraft, so you can practice under the radar while navigating life’s difficulties, looking for love, or starting a new job. 

FAQs

Do I need to be “out” to be a true witch? 

Absolutely not. Most witches have been in the broom closet since the beginning of civilization. You do not need to use traditional witchcraft aesthetics unless you really want to. Spirituality is as public or private as you want it to be. 

What are some common flowers for protection and ancestor work? 

We love carnations. These filler flowers are for protection while communing with the ancestors. Dandelions are also powerfully protective and provide a focal point for resilience. 

What is no-debt magic? 

Modern witchcraft, especially the junk of TikTok, has you believing you can call upon any deity or entity without paying a price. You need to be mindful of incurring spiritual debt anytime you use magic. Instead, focus on the power of nature for almost free magic. 

Nurturing your private or public witch means finding your source of truth in nonreligious witchcraft and in nature. A cup of tea, a hot bath, and a gorgeous bouquet can get you started on building your community and manifesting what you want. Modern witchcraft can be free, fun, and powerful. 

• Carnations: Used for protection and connecting with ancestors.

• Dandelions: Associated with the cycle of life, resilience, protection, and used as a source of strength or an anchor during hard times.

• Hot-pink roses: Specifically used for self-love.

• Lavender: Utilized for sleep, calming, and protection.

• Chamomile: Used to calm the practitioner so that luck can find them.

• Hibiscus: Often used in love spells and for perceived spiritual support during PMS.

• Sunflowers: Used to provide good energy when feeling rundown or depleted.

• Hyacinths: Used to attract nontoxic male energy, specifically a partner who is a protector and provider.

• Calendula: Used for legal problems, such as divorces or custody disputes.

• Snapdragons: Used for negotiations.

• Chrysanthemums (mums): Used for protection of the home against untoward energy.

• Baby’s breath: Used to represent and attract longevity in relationships.

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