Hibiscus | Méi Gui Qié

$1.77 – $7.08

Categories: Chinese Medicine, Kitchen Witching, Pagan Herbs

a.k.a.: Dinner Plate Hibiscus, Rose Mallow, Clown Hibiscus, China Rose, Rose of Sharon, Althea, Roselle

Magickal Properties: Lust, Love, Divination, Harmony, Peace

Always consult a physician before using herbal products, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or on any medication(s). These herbs, resins, roots, flowers, and powders are meant to be used for spell and ritual work.

Available in Shred or Whole

Hibiscus | Méi Gui Qié

$1.77 – $7.08

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Whole

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Weight

2 grams

4 grams

6 grams

8 grams

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Also found under the names of Rosemallow and Flor De Jamaica, Hibiscus is actually the genus name for flowers that are well known for their showy blossoms that are often found as part of paper making. In Mexico, Hibiscus it can be found in a drink called Agua de Flor De Jamaica, which is popular for its color and flavor (said to be similar to cranberry juice), as well as for the actual consumption of the dried flowers, which are held as a delicacy. Elsewhere it is frequently used as an herbal tea for its relaxing properties.

It can also be made into a sweet, tart and floral syrup to flavor you baked goods/cocktails/teas/tisanes. Check out the recipe here at All Recipies.com.

In spiritual practices throughout the world hibiscus flowers are associated with love and are said to be quite potent an aphrodisiac, as well as being useful in spells and rituals to attract love and lust. Love spells are usually used to harness the powers of Hibiscus. Hibiscus flowers are especially prized for their ability to increase love in a room by burning them as incense or carrying it with you in pocket/sachet/ magick bag.