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The Witch's Cabinet · Herbs and Plants

Honeysuckle Meaning and magickal uses

Also called Woodbine, Lonicera

A sweet climbing vine for attracting prosperity, affection and psychic awareness.

Intentions
Prosperity, Love, Divination, Protection
Element
Earth
Planet
Jupiter
Zodiac
Cancer, Taurus
Day
Thursday
Moon phase
Waxing Gibbous
Parts used
Flowers
Safety: The berries of many honeysuckle species are toxic if swallowed and can cause stomach upset in people and pets, so keep them away from children, dogs and cats. Pet safety of the plant varies by species; if unsure, keep it out of reach. Use only the flowers.

How to use it

  • Money-drawing vine

    Grow honeysuckle near your front door or tuck a sprig of flowers beside a green candle. Picture prosperity winding its way toward you like the climbing vine.

  • Psychic forehead touch

    Lightly crush a fresh flower and touch it to your forehead before divination or dreamwork. Breathe in deeply and invite your intuition to speak up.

  • Sweet affection sachet

    Dry the flowers and add them to a pink sachet with rose petals. Carry it to invite warm, loyal affection into your friendships and relationships.

Works well with

  • Green Candle
  • Pink Candle
  • Green Aventurine
  • ♃︎Thursday
  • Litha

Substitutes

  • Jasmine
  • Lilac
  • Basil

History and folklore

Honeysuckle grows wild across Europe, Asia and North America, its tubular blossoms prized for their sweet nectar. In English folklore, honeysuckle brought into the house was said to bring a wedding, and a vine growing around the door was traditionally thought to keep away bad luck and attract good fortune. Its embracing, twining habit made it a symbol of devoted love. Modern witches use honeysuckle for prosperity, affection, protection and heightening psychic awareness.

A sweet climbing vine for attracting prosperity, affection and psychic awareness.

  • Intentions: Prosperity, Love, Divination, Protection
  • Element: Earth
  • Planet: Jupiter
  • Zodiac: Cancer, Taurus
  • Day: Thursday
  • Moon phase: Waxing Gibbous
  • Parts used: Flowers

Safety: The berries of many honeysuckle species are toxic if swallowed and can cause stomach upset in people and pets, so keep them away from children, dogs and cats. Pet safety of the plant varies by species; if unsure, keep it out of reach. Use only the flowers.

How to use it

  • Money-drawing vine. Grow honeysuckle near your front door or tuck a sprig of flowers beside a green candle. Picture prosperity winding its way toward you like the climbing vine.
  • Psychic forehead touch. Lightly crush a fresh flower and touch it to your forehead before divination or dreamwork. Breathe in deeply and invite your intuition to speak up.
  • Sweet affection sachet. Dry the flowers and add them to a pink sachet with rose petals. Carry it to invite warm, loyal affection into your friendships and relationships.

Works well with: Green Candle, Pink Candle, Green Aventurine, Thursday, Litha

Folklore

Honeysuckle grows wild across Europe, Asia and North America, its tubular blossoms prized for their sweet nectar. In English folklore, honeysuckle brought into the house was said to bring a wedding, and a vine growing around the door was traditionally thought to keep away bad luck and attract good fortune. Its embracing, twining habit made it a symbol of devoted love. Modern witches use honeysuckle for prosperity, affection, protection and heightening psychic awareness.

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