Banishing Spell Mix, 1 Pound

Blended for sending away. The herbs are chosen and mixed for banishing, so the bag is ready for a clearing the moment you open it, with no recipe to assemble first.

Burn it, sweep it, or bottle it. Loose herb blends are the most flexible form: smoke it on charcoal to clear a room, scatter and sweep it out the door, or add it to a banishing jar or floor wash.

A wholesale-scale supply. One pound is meant for working practitioners, group leaders, and shop owners who clear spaces regularly or run banishing workings for others. For a single clearing, the small bag is the better fit.

• Weight: 1 lb
• Shipping weight: about 1.4 lb packaged (per AzureGreen)
• Blended and supplied by AzureGreen
• Form: loose dried herb blend
• Product type: Herbal Spell Blend
• Also available in a small single-working bag

The full herb list for this blend is not printed on the listing. Confirm the current ingredients with Plentiful Earth before use, especially if you plan to add it to a bath or floor wash.

Banishing herbs are used in folk magic and eclectic witchcraft to drive out what does not belong: lingering energy after an argument, a habit you are done with, an influence that keeps circling back. Banishing is the sister of cleansing. Cleansing washes a space clean; banishing tells something to leave and not return.

The practice shows up across traditions. Hoodoo works banishing with black salt, sulfur, and sweeping rituals out the back door; European folk magic burned bitter and pungent herbs to clear a house; Wicca-influenced craft banishes in the waning moon and closes the working by sealing the threshold. This blend is a general eclectic formula rather than a named Hoodoo condition powder, so it fits any of those approaches.

Whatever the road, the shape is the same: name what is leaving, send it out with smoke or a broom, and fill the empty space with something you want there instead.

1. Name it. Write down, plainly, what is being banished. A single sentence is enough. Fold the paper away from you.
2. Burn to clear. Light a charcoal disc in a heat-safe burner, add a pinch of banishing spell mix, and carry the smoke through the room from the back of the house toward the front door, saying the words as you go.
3. Sweep it out. Scatter a small handful across the threshold and sweep it out the door, away from the house. Many practitioners do this during the waning moon.
4. Bottle what must stay gone. For stubborn work, seal a pinch of the herbs and the folded paper in a jar with black salt and keep it away from the house, or dispose of it at a crossroads.
5. Fill the space. Follow every banishing with something warm: a white candle, a blessing oil on the doorframe, a window opened to fresh air. You will know when the room feels finished. Our banishing spell for a harmful person shows one full working of this kind.

• Banishing Herbal Spell Mix, Blend: the small bag of the same blend for a single clearing.
• Black Salt (Witch's Black Salt), 1 Lb: the classic banishing partner for jars and thresholds, in a matching bulk size.
• Black Chime Candles, Set of 20: burn one while the herbs smoke to absorb what is leaving.
• Swift Lite 33mm Charcoal, 80 Tablets: bulk charcoal for a bulk blend.
• House Blessing Oil Blend by Espiritu, 1 oz: for filling the space with something good once the banishing is done.

What is the difference between banishing herbs and protection herbs?

Banishing herbs send something away that is already present; protection herbs keep something from arriving. In practice the two are worked in sequence: banish first to clear the space, then protect to hold it. This blend is built for the first step, and Plentiful Earth carries protection blends and black salt for the second.

How do I use banishing herbs to clear my home?

To clear a home with banishing herbs, burn a pinch on a charcoal disc and walk the smoke from the back of the house to the front door, then open the door and let it out. Some practitioners follow by scattering a little across the threshold and sweeping outward. Finish with a white candle or a blessing.

Is Banishing Spell Mix a Hoodoo formula?

Banishing Spell Mix is a general eclectic herb blend, not a named Hoodoo formula like Hot Foot or Uncrossing. It fits folk magic, Wicca-influenced spellcraft, and kitchen witchery, and it works alongside Hoodoo staples such as black salt. If you follow Hoodoo, you may prefer the tradition's named powders for specific jobs.

Can I burn banishing herbs without charcoal?

You can drop a small pinch of banishing herbs directly onto a lit candle flame in a heat-safe holder, or simmer them in water on the stove to release the scent, though charcoal gives the fullest smoke. Never burn loose herbs in an open dish without a heat-safe base, and keep a window open.

Who is the 1 lb bag for?

The 1 lb bag of Banishing Spell Mix is for working practitioners, group leaders, and shop owners who clear spaces regularly, run banishing workings for clients, or fill many jars and bags. If you need a single clearing, the small bag of the same blend is the better starting point.

When is the best time for a banishing working?

Many practitioners banish during the waning moon, when the moon is shrinking toward dark, and on a Saturday, the day of Saturn and endings. None of this is required. The best time for a banishing is when you have decided something is leaving; the moon can catch up with you.