Quick Specs
- Brand: 1618 Gold
- Type: Cut dried herb, ritual grade
- Size/Quantity: 1 oz packet
- Best for: Single-use uncrossing ritual, portable hex-breaking charm, travel altar supply
Witches Grass for Uncrossing and Exorcism Work
Witches grass, botanically Agropyron repens and also called couch grass or dog grass, has a long history in European and American folk magic as a primary herb for removing crossed conditions. Hoodoo practitioners have relied on it for generations to break jinxes, lift enemy tricks, and restore natural flow to a stalled life. The rhizome-rich cut material carries a dry, grassy scent and a strong association with clearing the path ahead, making it one of the go-to roots for uncrossing floor washes and bath rituals.
In Wiccan and general witchcraft traditions, witches grass aligns with the element of Earth and the planet Jupiter. Those correspondences make it effective for work that blends removal of obstacles with restoration of abundance, a combination that matters when a crossed condition has also drained prosperity. Practitioners often combine it with hyssop and rue in a three-herb uncrossing wash, but a single-herb packet is exactly the right amount for one focused ritual or a personal protection sachet tucked into a pocket or travel bag.
Portable Protection and Single-Spell Applications
The 1 oz size is specifically suited to practitioners who want to work a single uncrossing spell without accumulating bulk supplies. A full floor wash covering a standard room requires roughly half an ounce of cut herb steeped in water, leaving the remainder for a follow-up bath or a small mojo bag. Explore my smudge and sage collection for complementary clearing tools to pair with witches grass in a full cleansing ritual sequence.
For travel altar setups, this packet slips into any herb pouch or zip bag without adding noticeable weight. Practitioners who move frequently or work in temporary spaces appreciate having single-use portions rather than larger containers that risk moisture and spoilage. The cut format makes it easy to portion directly into a mojo bag, a charm sachet, or a small jar for a portable spell kit.
How to Use Witches Grass
Three focused ritual uses for a 1 oz packet of witches grass, from floor wash to portable charm.
- Prepare an Uncrossing Floor Wash
Steep a half-ounce of witches grass in hot water for 15 minutes, then strain and let cool. Wash your floors from the back of your home toward the front door to direct crossed conditions out and away from your living space.
- Fill a Portable Protection Sachet
Place a pinch of witches grass into a small cloth pouch along with a pinch of hyssop. Carry the sachet in a pocket or bag as a compact hex-breaking charm suited for travel, commuting, or any time you move through unfamiliar or hostile environments.
- Add to an Uncrossing Ritual Bath
Add a tablespoon of witches grass to a muslin bag and hang it from the tub faucet as bathwater runs through it. Soak for ten minutes while focusing on releasing crossed conditions or stagnant energy that has been blocking your path.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I stock witches grass because serious uncrossing work deserves a dedicated herb, not a generic substitution. The 1 oz cut format gives new practitioners an accessible entry point into jinx-breaking practice without the commitment of a larger supply, and it gives experienced rootworkers exactly the right amount for a single ritual or a travel-size charm kit. If you’re building out a complete hex-breaking toolkit, browse my full herbs collection for hyssop, rue, and other traditional uncrossing allies.
Frequently Asked Questions
Witches grass is a traditional uncrossing and exorcism herb used in hoodoo and folk witchcraft to break jinxes, remove crossed conditions, and clear obstacles. It works in floor washes, mojo bags, and ritual baths for hex-breaking work.
Yes. A 1 oz packet provides enough witches grass for one complete floor wash plus a follow-up ritual bath, or enough to fill two to three small sachets. It is sized for a single focused spell or a compact portable charm kit.
Witches grass is Agropyron repens, also known as couch grass or dog grass. It is a creeping rhizome plant native to Europe and naturalized across North America, long used in both folk medicine and magical practice.
Yes. Beyond uncrossing work, witches grass carries Jupiter and Earth correspondences that support love drawing when a crossed condition has stalled a relationship. Pair it with rose petals in a sachet to clear the path and draw love.
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