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Scientific Name: Stellaria Media
AKA: Passerina, Adder's mouth, Stellaire (French), Indian Chickweed, star Chickweed, starwort,
starweed, Augentrosgräs (German), satin flower, stitchwort, tongue grass, winterweed, Alsine media
(Linnaeus)
Medicinal Properties
Sooths and heals painful, inflamed sores, reduces inflammation, restores health & reduces fever.
Chickweed relieves disorders of the chest and respiratory system, can aid in treating insect bites and
stings, eczema, pneumonia, impetigo, skin burns and ulcerated sores, hemorrhoids, tumors, cancer,
infections of the eye & wounds of all types
Magickal Properties
Gender: Feminine
Planet: Moon
Element: Water
Used for Fertility & Love
Carry or use in spells designed to attract a lover or maintain a relationship
Did You Know? (Background)
Chickweed grows abundantly wherever the white man has traveled, and can be found world-wide in
fields, landfills, roadbeds and gardens. It has been used as a folk remedy for respiratory ills, skin
infections and disorders of the digestive tract, and is claimed to heal whatever it touches. Asian
herbalists have treated nosebleeds with Chickweed. Historically it has been advocated for
rheumatism, yet clinical support for this application is lacking. New leaf growth and seeds of the plant
are a favorite of young chicks and birds, suggested by the name "Chickweed."
AKA: Passerina, Adder's mouth, Stellaire (French), Indian Chickweed, star Chickweed, starwort,
starweed, Augentrosgräs (German), satin flower, stitchwort, tongue grass, winterweed, Alsine media
(Linnaeus)
Medicinal Properties
Sooths and heals painful, inflamed sores, reduces inflammation, restores health & reduces fever.
Chickweed relieves disorders of the chest and respiratory system, can aid in treating insect bites and
stings, eczema, pneumonia, impetigo, skin burns and ulcerated sores, hemorrhoids, tumors, cancer,
infections of the eye & wounds of all types
Magickal Properties
Gender: Feminine
Planet: Moon
Element: Water
Used for Fertility & Love
Carry or use in spells designed to attract a lover or maintain a relationship
Did You Know? (Background)
Chickweed grows abundantly wherever the white man has traveled, and can be found world-wide in
fields, landfills, roadbeds and gardens. It has been used as a folk remedy for respiratory ills, skin
infections and disorders of the digestive tract, and is claimed to heal whatever it touches. Asian
herbalists have treated nosebleeds with Chickweed. Historically it has been advocated for
rheumatism, yet clinical support for this application is lacking. New leaf growth and seeds of the plant
are a favorite of young chicks and birds, suggested by the name "Chickweed."
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