Quick Specs
- Brand: 1618 Gold
- Type: Dried cut dandelion root, ritual herb
- Size/Quantity: 1 oz packet
- Best for: Wish-making, psychic work, dream sachets, spirit communication rituals
- Sourcing: SQF & Kosher certified supplier
I source this herb from a supplier that’s both SQF, Safe Quality Food, certified and Kosher certified, meeting real, audited quality standards rather than just a label. That means what’s in this packet is genuinely suitable for the kitchen and a cup of tea as much as it is for your altar or spell jar.
Dandelion Root Cut: Taraxacum officinale for Wish-Making and Psychic Work
Dandelion root, from Taraxacum officinale, is one of the most widely distributed and accessible herbs in folk-magic practice, present in hoodoo, Wicca, and European folk magic with a consistent set of magical correspondences across traditions. In ritual terms, dandelion root is associated with Jupiter, the element of air, and the spiritual functions of wish-making, spirit calling, and psychic development. This 1618 Gold 1oz packet provides a single-working or starter quantity of dried cut root.
In hoodoo tradition, dandelion root is one of the standard herbs for communicating wishes to the spirit world. Practitioners brew it as a ritual tea placed beside a divination setup to invite spirit input, or burn it on charcoal to send wishes on smoke. Its association with the wind-borne dandelion seed head reinforces the folk belief that dandelion carries intentions outward and upward into the spirit realm, making it a natural fit for petition work and dream communication.
Dandelion Root in Psychic and Dream Work
For psychic development work, dandelion root appears in sachets and floor washes designed to open the practitioner to spiritual insight and remove mental fog or negativity that blocks clear intuitive reception. It pairs well with mugwort in dream sachets and with bay laurel in prophetic vision blends. Browse my psychic powers and divination herbs to find complementary herbs for building a divination-support herbal practice.
All herbs in this section are sold for ritual and metaphysical use only. This product is not positioned as a dietary supplement or food ingredient. The 1oz size suits practitioners trying a new herb before committing to bulk, or those who need a precise quantity for a single seasonal working.
How to Use Dandelion Root Cut in Ritual
Three ritual uses for your cut dandelion root in psychic, wish-making, and dream work.
- Ritual Tea Offering
Brew a ritual tea from cut dandelion root and let it cool. Place the cup beside your altar as an offering to call in spirit communication or psychic clarity. This preparation is for ritual use only, not for drinking during the working.
- Wish-Making Candle Work
Scatter dried dandelion root around a yellow candle dressed for wish-making. It is a traditional hoodoo herb for calling in desires and strengthening petitions sent by fire, reinforcing both the direction and the reach of the working.
- Dream Sachet Preparation
Combine dandelion root with mugwort and calendula in a sachet placed under the pillow for prophetic dreaming and spirit contact. The 1oz size provides enough material for several dream sachets or a full season of regular dream-work.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I carry dandelion root in the 1618 Gold 1oz format because it is one of the most beginner-accessible ritual herbs available, inexpensive enough to stock without hesitation, and genuinely useful across wish-making, psychic, and dream-work applications. It is the kind of herb that earns its place in any serious herbal apothecary. See my dreams and sleep herbs for the full selection of ritual herbs suited to nocturnal and psychic practice.
Frequently Asked Questions
In hoodoo, dandelion root is used for wish-making, spirit calling, and psychic work. Practitioners brew it as a ritual tea for divination, burn it on charcoal to carry wishes, or add it to mojo bags for luck and spirit-communication workings.
Yes. This dandelion root comes from an SQF and Kosher certified supplier, so it works for tea and culinary use, including the classic roasted-root coffee substitute, as well as ritual and metaphysical use.
Dandelion root corresponds to Jupiter, air, and divination. It supports communication between the physical and spirit worlds in hoodoo and Wiccan practice, and is a standard wish-making and negativity-removing herb in folk magic traditions broadly.
Dandelion root suits dream sachets for psychic dreaming and spirit contact. Combine with mugwort or lavender in a cloth bag under the pillow. The 1oz packet provides enough for several sachets across a full season of regular dream-work practice.
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