Traditionally taken to soothe coughs, calm irritation in the chest and throat, and support respiratory health. Mullein is also used to gently strengthen the lungs after illness and to bring balance to the breath during emotional stress or anxiety.

In folklore, Mullein was known as “The Hag’s Taper” for its tall flowering spikes, which were once dipped in tallow and burned as candles to ward off evil spirits. Roman soldiers are said to have lined their sandals with its soft leaves for comfort, while herbalists of old prized it as a plant of courage and illumination. Mullein’s tall, golden spire was seen as a beacon of protection, a light in the darkness.

Mullein* (Verbascum thapsus) leaf & flower; alcohol.
*Grown and harvested by Pretty Wild Plants, Pembrokeshire.

Take 10–20 drops in a little water or herbal tea up to three times daily. May be taken regularly during seasonal changes or as needed to support clear breathing.
CAUTIONS: Consult a qualified herbal practitioner if taking medication. Not a substitute for professional medical advice. Store in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight.

Planet: Saturn
Element: Fire
Deities: Hecate, Brigid, and Thor
Day of the Week: Saturday for protection, endurance, and inner strength
Magical Uses: Protection, banishing negativity, courage, and clarity of purpose. Mullein is burned as an incense for purification and used in charms to drive away fear, illness, and unwanted influences.

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