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What is Jericho flower used for?Rose of Jericho is an ancient herb symbolic in many cultures and religions. People use it as a traditional medicine to treat various health issues, such as menstrual cramps, pain, and diabetes, as well as to induce labor.
Rose of Jericho is not a rose, but a Mexican desert plant with unusual magickal properties. It is also known as the Resurrection flower because the plant seems to come to life after dying. Water is used to re-hydrate the plant. Used in rituals and spell works to increase business and cashflow, for protection, healing, wishes, good luck, success, and money spells.
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