Quick Specs
- Type: Agropyron repens (couch grass, dog grass), cut and dried
- Size/Quantity: 2 oz
- Best for: Unhexing sachets, love drawing spells, introductory ritual use
Witches Grass: Couch Grass in the Magical Tradition
Agropyron repens goes by many names: couch grass, dog grass, quack grass, and witches grass, the most evocative of its folk names and the one that tells you exactly where this plant belongs in the practitioner’s toolkit. It is a grass of the witch, called upon for its dual nature as a destroyer of crossed conditions and a drawer of love and happiness. Its rhizomatous spread underground, impossible to fully uproot once established, became a symbol of resilient, penetrating magical force in folk magic.
Witches grass is used for love, lust, happiness, and exorcism, including sachets and poppet stuffing for love workings alongside its more commonly known unhexing applications. Couch grass is also used in hoodoo love-binding and separation work. The 2oz packet is sized for personal ritual use: enough for a targeted sachet, a single uncrossing bath, or a small floor wash for a single room. For practitioners new to this herb, the 2oz format offers a meaningful introduction without overcommitting stock.
Love Drawing and Happiness Spells with Witches Grass
While witches grass is best known for hex removal, its love-drawing properties are widely noted in folk magic. It appears in love-drawing sachets alongside red clover, damiana, and rose petals, where its Jupiter correspondence adds expansive, magnetic energy to the blend. Some practitioners use it to stuff poppets intended to attract a compatible partner or restore harmony in an existing relationship.
For happiness workings, witches grass is combined with lavender, chamomile, and lemon balm in sachets meant to be kept close to the body or placed beneath a pillow. The plant’s indestructible nature, its refusal to be removed from wherever it takes root, translates in this context into the stubborn persistence of joy and contentment against adversity. Browse my hex-breaking herbs for ingredients that pair with witches grass in uncrossing work.
How to Use Witches Grass 2oz
Three ritual uses for a 2oz packet of witches grass in unhexing, love drawing, and happiness work.
- Single-Use Uncrossing Bath
Steep the 2oz packet of witches grass in boiling water for twenty minutes. Strain into your bathwater. Soak for fifteen minutes visualizing crossed conditions dissolving. After the bath, allow yourself to air dry rather than toweling off.
- Love-Drawing Sachet
Combine a tablespoon of witches grass with red clover, rose petals, and a small piece of lodestone in a red or pink flannel bag. Carry the sachet to draw compatible romantic energy or restore warmth in an existing relationship.
- Happiness and Protection Blend
Mix witches grass with dried lavender and chamomile in a small muslin sachet. Place beneath your pillow or inside a pillowcase. The blend targets the stubborn persistence of joy and protection against spiritual interference that drains happiness.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
Witches grass is one of those herbs that surprises practitioners who only know it from unhexing lists. The love and happiness correspondences are just as historically grounded as the exorcism uses, and having both in the same herb makes it a versatile, worth-carrying ingredient. The 2oz packet is a natural starting point for exploring everything this herb offers. If you’re building a love-drawing practice alongside your protection work, explore my full herbs and accessories catalog for red clover, damiana, and other classic love-drawing companions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Witches grass is used for unhexing, exorcism, love drawing, and happiness. It appears in uncrossing baths and floor washes, and in love sachets and poppets. Its Jupiter correspondence suits clearing work.
Yes. Couch grass, dog grass, quack grass, and witches grass are all names for Agropyron repens. The witches grass name is used in magical herb contexts. All refer to the same cut herb suitable for sachets, baths, and floor wash preparations.
Yes. Beyond hex removal, witches grass carries folk correspondences for love, lust, and happiness. It is added to love sachets with red clover and rose petals. Its nature symbolizes persistent love resisting outside interference.
For a single uncrossing or love-drawing bath, one to two tablespoons steeped for fifteen minutes is sufficient. The 2oz packet provides enough for one generous bath or multiple smaller applications like sachets and floor wash preparations.








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