Witch Grass Herb

Witchgrass, also called Couch Grass, is a hardy, creeping plant long associated with protection, uncrossing, and spirit defense in Hoodoo and folk traditions. Rootworkers often scatter it to drive away enemies, guard against gossip, or break conditions laid by others. Its stubborn, invasive nature makes it an herb of persistence and survival— qualities transferred to the worker who uses it.

In conjure, Witchgrass is not only a protective herb but also one of resilience and uplift. It is believed to help restore balance in times of emotional heaviness, and when carried in a mojo bag it may ease sadness, low spirits, or depression.

Spiritual Uses in Hoodoo & Conjure

• Scattered around the home to repel gossip and baneful magic

• Added to mojos for protection, strength, and lifting low spirits

• Burned with other herbs for spiritual cleansing and uncrossing

• Used in floor washes to chase away enemies and crossed conditions

• Symbol of persistence, resilience, and overcoming hardship

Candle Work with Witchgrass

• Dress black or white candles with Witchgrass to break jinxes

• Mix with sulfur or agrimony in reversal or uncrossing work

• Burn with frankincense to banish slander and silence harmful talk

Caution

Witchgrass is offered for ritual and traditional spiritual use. It is not intended for ingestion or medicinal use in this form. Store in a cool, dry place and keep safely away from children and pets.

Available in 1 oz, 1/2 lb & 1 lb quantities