CHICKWEED Herb Tea Ritual Cleansing Herbal Tea ( Stellaria media)
Herbal apothecary herb used in stress comfort and focus tea rituals. Loose leaf gluten-free for cleansing and anti-inflam teas. Wiccan favorite with calming support for everyday soothing. Organic dried herb for harmonizing and gentle vitality. 
Common Names:         Adders mouth, alsine, chick wittles, chickenmeat, clucken wort, common chickweed, hashishat al qazzaz, passerina, satinflower, sercedili, skirt buttons, star chickweed, starweed, starwort, stitchwort, tongue grass   
Habitat:      Chickweed is native to Europe and Asia, and is now found throughout the world. It is a common hardy plant that easily grows in cropland and fallow fields, lawns and gardens, areas adjacent to buildings, and in waste areas.It prefers partial to full sun, moist to mesic conditions, and moderately fertile loam or clay loam soils. It tolerates light shade and temporary flooding, and while it can be found to some extent in natural areas, it prefers areas that have been disturbed.   
Description:        Chickweed is low growing, with matted and trailing green stems from six to fifteen inches in length. The branching stems may be green or burgundy, are leafy and bunched at the base, and often take root at the leaf junctions.The leaves are succulent, smooth and oval with a point at the tip. They are 1/2-1 in length, and 1/4-1/2 across. The older leaves at the base usually have short petioles that are slightly hairy, while the newer leaves are sessile (lacking a petiole).The stems have a single line of fine hairs along the side, and the line changes sides at each leaf.The five petals of the tiny white flowers are so deeply divided that there appears to be ten petals. The five green sepals are often longer than the flower petals. The flowers close at night, or when the sky is overcast.Chickweed is extremely hardy, remaining green in winter even in the northern latitudes. It will germinate year round; either as a summer annual or as a winter annual that germinates in the fall.   
Plant Part/s Used Traditionally:     Aerial parts and root.
Country of ORIGIN : BULGARIA
How to Use CHICKWEED Herb:- Steep 1 tsp in warm water.- Use in calming, anti-inflammatory teas.- Drink daily to unwind.
Benefits:- Chickweed is cooling, refreshing, and herbally rich-  Used in cleansing or inflammation comfort teas-  Fine dried and ready for tea rituals-  Ideal for calming blends or stress-reducing drinks-  A soft, dependable everyday herbal choice
Safety Note: Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before using any herbs, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medications, or have a medical condition. These herbs are intended for general wellness and traditional use only.
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