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Comfrey Leaf Cut/Sifted 1 Ounce Packet (Symphytum Officinale)

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Comfrey Leaf Cut/Sifted 1 Ounce Packet (Symphytum Officinale)

Comfrey Leaf Cut/Sifted 1 Ounce Packet (Symphytum Officinale)

$8.99
  • Occult & Magical
  • Store in a sealed container away from light and heat
  • Wild Crafted
  • 1 Ounce Packet
  • Useful in spells of protection and blessings for travel


Wild Crafted Comfrey leaf or known as Symphytum Officinale, Bruisewort or Knitbone originating in Europe. Used historically as a topical agent. Magically it is used in spells for money, safe travels, grounding, strengthening energy shields, protection from theft, calling spirits, stability, endurance, and in real estate. 1oz in leaf cut with a grass like scent. Store in a sealed container away from light and heat. Wild Crafted. Useful in spells of protection and blessings for travel and can be used as an offering in many Paths.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is comfrey leaf used for?
This wild-crafted comfrey leaf (Symphytum Officinale) is used in magical and spiritual practices for protection, safe travels, grounding, stability, money spells, and as an offering. Historically, comfrey was also used as a topical agent. It comes in cut/sifted form with a grass-like scent.
How much comfrey is in this packet?
This packet contains 1 ounce of cut and sifted comfrey leaf.
How should I store comfrey leaf?
Store the comfrey leaf in a sealed container away from light and heat to preserve its quality and potency.
Is this comfrey wild-crafted or cultivated?
Yes, this comfrey is wild-crafted and originates from Europe. It is sourced in its natural state rather than commercially cultivated.
What are the alternative names for this herb?
Comfrey is also known as Symphytum Officinale, Bruisewort, and Knitbone.