#gardening witch

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I'm planning to become friends with a water dragon who will help me take care of the garden

[evasenllyn]

Tips for fellow witches!

I bury stones with sigils on them in my garden and my vegetables that have sigils always grow better that the ones that don’t!

Here’s what I do:

- I have my own method of sigil making but just do whatever you normally do just make a sigil stating your will

- I then draw the sigil on a flat stone with charcoal or something natural (pencil is fine)

- then I activate the sigil (and occasionally bind it to me by licking my thumb and pressing the saliva over the sigil) depending on the intent sometimes I’ll chew a related herb and smear that over the sigil (trust me it works)

- then I dig a shallow hole by my plant and bury the rock

*side note be careful with how strong they are because, there kept being random hard freezes in May this year and I was worried about my peppers and basil not making it so I buried a sigil for sun+heat and (they lived and grew quite a bit!) but they got a sort of plant heatstroke where they leaves get spots of discoloration :/

Happy gardening!!

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