And here comes again the cradle of September, dripping with honey and wine // Part 38
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And here comes again the cradle of September, dripping with honey and wine // Part 38

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A thing I wrote years ago, recently updated. Not my best but it’s something. A look into why Cherry gets the label bruja sometimes. Albert, mentioned briefly, belongs to @dharmagun.
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Back in college I had started a project that I tentatively referred to as “lobo y curandera” which isn’t at all creative but it worked as a placeholder (and has since stuck). It was, basically, a story about a swamp-witch-turned-desert-witch healer and her keeper wolf on the run from Bad Things while (not) getting by in rural Mexico. I haven’t worked on anything for that project in literally a few years, sadly.
Earlier today though, I got poking through the aesthetic blog for that project, @loboycurandera and found some things I’d forgotten about, but most importantly I found a ficlet that the wonderful @dharmagun had written for me featuring my characters and his. And I fell in love all over again.
So to make up for the deep shame I felt for having let that particular project fall to the wayside, I decided to make something. That something is Cherry, née Cerise Celestine Pascal Flores, with a newer look to her these days. Still the same ol’ curandera though.
I had a lot of fun painting this, and I learned a little more about using Sketchbook in the process. My laptop has some shit going on with its RAM so it has difficulty with Photoshop, but fortunately Sketchbook isn’t a RAM-hog so it’s easier to work with. Also this took me far too long to complete.

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“Exhausted witch” is a mood though lol
*Update: someone asked if there was a Horcrux at the bottom of this I CANT WITH YALL 😂🤣*
Cherry says it’s a big mood.
5 Native Desert Plants & Their Witchcraft Correspondences 🌵🌸
• Chuparosa (Justicia californica)
- Native to Arizona but found in Southern California, New Mexico, and northern areas of Mexico.
- Flowers & petals are edible raw or cooked, dried or fresh.
- Similar to hibiscus, makes wonderful summer teas.
- Hummingbirds adore the flowers and the nectar is chewable like a gum.
- Great in tinctures, scrubs, and teas.
Correspondence: Air, Beauty, Love, Positive Energy, New Beginnings, Boosting Self Esteem, Romance, Sexual Energy.
• Brittle Bush (Encelia farinosa)
-Native to Arizona but found in New Mexico, Southern Califonia, Texas, and parts of Mexico.
- Not to be confused with the desert wildflower, desert marigolds, which unlike the brittle bush, does not have a orange button center and is poisonous to some herd animals like sheep.
- Stems, flowers, and leaves are edible. Dried, fresh, cooked, raw.
- The dried flowers make a soothing tea for stomach pains.
- Dried brittle bush leaves can also be brewed to make a medicinal tea. It’s great for mouth sores or those tight chest coughs. It taste slightly bitter and has a numbing effect.
- Local folklore says the leaf tea is great for arthritis flare-ups in the cold months.
- Don’t drink this tea before bed though as it can have caffeine-like effect in some people.
- Flower resins and nectar from this plant are chewable and chewed by locals like a candy or gum.
- Great in tinctures, decoctions, infusions, salves, scrubs, masks, and teas.
Correspondences: Earth, Sun, Healing, Cleansing, Banishes away sickness, Good Luck, and Protection, Friendship, Empathy.
• Desert Lavender a.k.a. Bee Sage (Hyptis emoryi)
- Native to Arizona but found in Southern Califonia, New Mexico, and Mexico.
- This is the supernatural plant, the bee’s knee here. Native American tribes like Akimel O’Odham, who’s beautiful people made what is now called Phoenix, AZ their home, saw this as a pure and holy plant that cleanse all evils away from the one’s spirit.
- Everything on this plant is useable. Leaves, flowers, stems, branches, roots. Can be dried, brewed, cooked, or eaten raw.
-Great in tinctures, decoctions, infusions, salves, scrubs, masks, and teas.
-In some Native Amercan practises it’s used to make smudge wands, but to those who are not native and wish to use it they may dry and use a smoke cleansing ritual instead.
- Traditionally used by Native Americans to cleanse the body of diseases and stop internal bleeding or heavy menstruation.
Correspondences: Spirits, Earth, Purity, Cleansing, Healing, Protection, Banishing, Warding, Psychic energies & abilities.
• Ephedra a.k.a. Mormon Tea Plant (Ephedra fasciculata)
- Found growing wild or in landscaping areas in Arizona, Califonia, New Mexico, some areas of Texas, and northern Mexico.
- Historically used as an alternative to coffee
- The plant’s twigs are edible when brewed into a tea, tasty and mildly stimulating.
- Contains small amounts of ephedrine so great for hay fever, hacking coughs, or as a sinus decongestant.
- Like local honey, drinking teas with this plant is said to help aid allergy sufferers in the springtime blooms.
- Great in tinctures and teas.
Correspondences: Air, Earth, Healing, Protection, Cleansing, Positive Energy, Energy Boosting, Purity, Friendship, Happiness, Alertness, Focusing (Studying).
• Yellow Bells (Tecoma stans)
- Found often in landscaping because of it’s hardiness to the arid climates, can be seen wild though in Arizona, New Mexico, Southern Califonia, and Southern Texas.
- The leaves, flowers, and twigs can be brewed into powerful teas aiding digestion and gastrointestinal issues
- great for hangovers (drink a small cup of tea in the morning, trust me.)
- Contain anti-viral properties so it’s super awesome to combat sickness.
- Great in tinctures, decoctions, and teas.
Correspondences: Earth, Resilience, Strength, Healing, Banishment, Cleansing, Cursing, Retaliation, Dominance.
*note that this is all based on my own craft and years of herbal experience
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once a lady told me that if my plants are dying even when I’m caring for them correctly, it means they’re absorbing the curses my enemies are casting upon me. so now when my plants randomly die, I wonder if they died protecting me.
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✨Uses for yucca in witchcraft✨ 🌵 as fiber rolled into thread for knot magic, witches ladders, and binding 🌵 a single spear/leaf as athame, wand or ritual knife 🌵 spines or sawtoothed spears in witch jars, protection magic, and curses 🌵 soap yuccas in cleansing magic. Yucca soap as spell ingredient akin to Rosemary or salt. 🌵 flowers in spells involving protection, luck, dreams and the astral 🌵 Joshua tree yuccas in strength/survival magic. Also for spells fueling change 🌵 yucca gathered from graveyards (common urban use, for some reason) in death magic or spirit work

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sneeze on your knuckles before a fight in order to inflict poison damage
handy tip: fight bites get infected very easily so watch those knuckles when you open ‘em up on someone’s teeth. that is all. xoxox
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