Cockerell's stonecrop (Sedum cockerelli) in Coronado National Forest, Arizona, USA
by Alan Cressler

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Cockerell's stonecrop (Sedum cockerelli) in Coronado National Forest, Arizona, USA
by Alan Cressler

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Mother-of-Millions
Kalanchoe delagoensis
20/03/23 - NSW
Stonecrop! (Genus Sedum)
Labagh Woods - Chicago, IL - April 6th 2024
Do you know what species this is? Help me identify it on INaturalist here
Stonecrops are a Succulant Dicot. Species of Stonecrop can be found across the world. I think they look super cool, I didn't know they existed before finding this plant and was very shocked to find a succulent in the forest preserves of Chicago.
Stonecrops in the sun

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Flying Ointment
Flying, hag riding or soul flight: the process of leaving one’s body and walking as a shadow, a whisp or ghost, climbing through keyholes and flying within all manners of beasts. In Polish and Slavic culture the Zmora and sometimes Kikimora were sometimes described as the soul of a living witch flying through the countryside as a piece of straw or strand of hair. How a witch goes about this is as personal as how they like their tea or ritual sacrifice. Flying ointments though are often mentioned in the same breath as witch flight, in the same paragraphs and sentences.
These rich, herbed salves are applied to the insides of the wrists, the base of the throat and often the third eye to help the witch leave her physical or First Body behind. Sometimes they were spread of brooms, and other instruments of flight. While belladonna, henbane or mandrake are often used in British formulas, the herbs described in the Polish tradition were very different:
Rozchodnik/Stonecrops - Sedum
Boże Drzewko/Lad’s Love - Artemisia abrotanum
Piołun/Common wormwood - Artemisia absinthium
Bez Czarny/Elder - Sambucus nigra
These plants were cooked in lard and fats, patiently and reverently watched until ready for use. Careful measurements, careful storage and careful application were needed, respect and gravity always demanded.
After all, witch flight is no joking manner.
I'm a v proud succy mom! Side note: the many types of plant adaptations to environmental conditions and stresses are truly amazing. I mean LOOK AT THAT ANTHOCYANIN PRODUCTION THOUGH. Keep at it babies!!
snails and slugs enjoying my stonecrops the day before repotting! (I gave them a warning and they seemed to understand hehe)
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