Effect:
diuretic, astringent, hemostatic
Areas of application:
Hemostasis, skin diseases, wounds
Plant parts used:
blossom
Collection time:
May to July
To find:
In alluvial forests, mixed and coniferous forests as well as on clearcuts.
Ingredients:
Oxalic acid, tannins, oxalates
Miscellaneous:
Broad-leaved enchanter's nightshade have white or pink flowers. The fruits of the plant attach themselves like burrs to everything that passes by and can thus be spread.
Spells and counterspells are the deeper meaning of the Broad-leaved enchanter's nightshade. Women who used the fresh flowers reported a sudden attraction to men that amazed themselves. Broad-leaved enchanter's nightshade is one of those plants that increase personal charm. It is used in love spells.
From a single plant, the emotional level is strengthened through food or flower tea. The increased sensitivity means you have more tact and appear more personable and patient.
In the kitchen, Broad-leaved enchanter's nightshade leaves taste good in salads. This then leads to a stronger urge to urinate.
A Bach or homeopathic essence is made from the fresh plant. They are already available homeopathically in stores.
According to Bach's sun method, the flower essence is effective for increasing personal charisma, helping to resolve conflicts diplomatically and accepting opposites.