Mugwort- Estafiate- Artemisia Vulgaris CUTTINGS- 2 ounces of fresh organic cuttings

Hello, this posting is for 2 Ounces of Freshly grown Mugwort cuttings using only organic methods. No roots.

*CUTTINGS ARE PIECES OF THE PLANT THAT WILL BE FRESHLY CUT THE DAY OF PURCHASE. SELLER SHIPS SAME DAY AND CANNOT CONTROL IF THE FRESH CUTTINGS WILT DUE TO TRAVEL IN THE SHIPPING PROCESS*

I ship USPS Priority Mail 2 or 3 Days shipping.

Mugwort is not what you might think it is. In fact, if you’re not into plant medicine, or magic, you might not even have heard of this underrated herb. But that’s about to change …

What Exactly is Mugwort?

Several species of aromatic plants in the genus Artemisia are commonly named mugwort. In Chinese, Japanese, and Korean Traditional Medicine, mugworts are readily used for medicinal purposes. It is a prolific perennial plant that grows in both urban and wild areas. Mugwort’s benefits are huge, thus its thousands-of-years-long use.

If you believe in magic, mugwort is bound to appeal to your intrigue with the mystical. Way back in the Middle Ages, Europeans used mugwort to protect travelers from evil spirits and wild animals. Today, Mugwort is extremely popular with herbalists. It is an herb profoundly connected to the feminine, dreaming, and life cycles. Practitioners incorporate mugwort into healing oils, and tinctures; they suggest infusing it in baths, and use it for moxibustion* sessions.

A member of the daisy family, mugwort, or Artemisia vulgaris, is native to Asia and Europe. It can reach up to 6 feet in height and has yellow or reddish-brown flowers in the summer. Its leaves have a silvery fuzz on their underside and it has a sage-like smell and slightly bitter taste

In the past, mugwort was revered. Roman soldiers put mugwort in their sandals before marching to ward off fatigue. It was also thought to protect people from wild animals and evil spirits. People placed it under their pillows to induce vivid dreams and planted it around their houses and gardens to repel moths.