ORGANIC Dried Horehound by weight
Botanical name: Marrubium vulgare
 
Intentional Uses
Gardening: Grow horehound as a hardy herb in your garden. It attracts beneficial insects and can be a great addition to a herb garden.
Crafting: Use horehound leaves to make herbal sachets or potpourri for their unique scent and therapeutic properties.
Magical Uses
Protection: In some magical traditions, horehound is used for protection and to ward off negative energies. You might include it in a protective charm or amulet.
Cleansing: Horehound can be burned as incense to cleanse spaces of negative energies and to promote a sense of renewal.
Medicinal Uses
Cough Relief: Horehound is traditionally used to soothe coughs and respiratory issues. It can be made into a tea or lozenge.
Digestive Health: It’s believed to help with digestion and to relieve symptoms of indigestion and bloating.
Topical Application: Horehound can be used in salves and ointments for its potential anti-inflammatory properties.
Food Uses
Herbal Teas: Horehound tea has a bitter, slightly sweet taste and is used to support respiratory health.
Confectionery: Horehound candy is a traditional confection made from the herb, often enjoyed for its unique flavor and soothing properties.
Cooking: Use horehound as a flavoring in dishes or as a seasoning, though it is quite strong and should be used sparingly.
 
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