Mugwort

You are purchasing 20 mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris) seeds.

Germination Requirements:

Cold stratification up to but not beyond 41 F Degrees (for 30 days) to help break their dormancy period. Stratification involves chilling seeds in a medium that can retain moisture. After surface sow seeds, do not bury seeds as light is required for germination. Seedlings should germinate within two weeks.

Medicinal Uses:

* Itching caused by scars, when applied to the affected skin. Developing research suggests that applying a lotion containing mugwort and menthol directly to the skin relieves itching in severe burn victims.
* Stomach problems (colic, diarrhea, cramps, constipation, slow digestion, vomiting).
* Epilepsy.
* Irregular menstrual periods.
* Low energy.
* Anxiety.
* Natural Pesticide.

Spiritual Uses:

* Dream work - Lucid Dreaming
* Psychic Abilities
* Cleansing Negativity
* Astral
* Protection
* Divination
* Lunar Magick

Dream a Little Third-Eye Dream - Mugwort is said to open the third eye and to spark vivid dreaming, so let’s get to making a dream pillow! Yours can be as simple as filling a sock with dried mugwort leaves, or as fancy as stuffing the dried leaves into a embroidered silk sachet. A cotton or organza bag works just fine, too. Simply place your dream pillow underneath your head pillow, and dream away! You can add some dried lavender in with the mugwort leaves to help ease you into peaceful slumber.

Clear the Bad Air - Science has officially recognized what folk medicine has known for centuries—that burning herbs to “clear the energy” does just that: It kills bad bacteria lingering around. Mugwort is antimicrobial, so whether you happen to be a health practitioner about to give a healing session (such as massage, reiki, reflexology, etc.), or you just want to get your house purged of nasty bacteria, consider using a mugwort smudge or incense.