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Whole dried chamomile flowers, small and sun-colored. In Southern conjure, chamomile is a gambler's herb first and a money herb close behind, with a gentler side for peace.
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In the classic Western correspondences, chamomile is ruled by the Sun and the element of Water, and is worked for money, luck, peace and purification. Conjure and older folk practice both know it for gambling luck, the kind a player carries to the table. The best-known use is a hand wash before the game.
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Steep a handful in hot water for a gambler's hand wash, or add it to a money-drawing bath or floor wash for the business. Dress a green or gold candle for money and luck. You can also tuck a pinch into a mojo bag or spell jar, or lay it over a petition for winnings.
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Whole flower heads with golden-yellow centers and cream to faded-white petals, dry and light, with a sweet, apple-like scent. Available in 1/2 oz and 1 oz, hand-packed in kraft pouches. Ritual use only: not for eating, drinking or smoking. Handle with care if you're allergic to ragweed or daisy-family plants.
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½ oz or 1 oz available.
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Wheel of Fortune: Turn Your Luck Ritual Oil for the gambler, or the Money Drawing Bath.
