Bad witchy habits

Greetings, @corey1! :blush:

As both a fellow Green Witch and a bit of a hoarder myself, I know the feeling. Traveling usually forces me to be selective with what I hold onto, but after a year and half in one location (thanks, pandemic) I’ve built up a collection too.

The space under my kitchen sink is packed with pots of soil and even a bag of last year’s daffodil bulbs that I didn’t get around to planting. Not to mention the drawer with jars and mismatched lids :sweat_smile:

Luckily for folks like us, there are loads of possibilities for jars- have you considered using them for Jar Spells? Jars are also wonderful for storage- such as for organizing herbs or spell ingredients (@roxanne shared some wonderful Witchy Jar Labels). For mundane things, I keep my paintbrushes in one jar :paintbrush: , and pens and pencils in another :pencil2: . Not to mention the spare change jar as well! :moneybag: Really great for organizing.

Dead flower bulbs are a bit trickier. You could offer them to a deity of plants and the earth (like Gaia) :earth_africa: , or to a deity representing the cycle of life and death (such as the Horned God) :wilted_flower: . And there’s always composting- a ritual of giving that which has faded to fuel new life to come :seedling:

Hope that helped to spark your creativity! Blessed be, Corey :sparkling_heart:

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