Folk superstitions most often came from Slavic beliefs, for which nature was an extremely important part. Which is why With most rituals, we need to use plants or stones. One of the superstitions said that after July, you should collect a supply of plant, which many of us currently have a weed. However, it can not only chase unlucky, it will also be useful in the garden.
Just a few decades ago, many people collected a field horsetail, this plant, now considered a weed, was willingly used, especially by farmers. It was collected a large supply and placed near the house, as superstitions, it was to be unlucky and ensure good polonies and animal health.
The field horsetail was one of the many plants, which were attributed to “magical” properties, so I was not allowed to break, so encouraged to use. Most plants were assigned some properties and even if we do not quite believe in superstition, it is worth using them. Plants such as field horsetail will be useful to anyone who has a home garden.
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As we mentioned It was also to ensure the fertility of crops and support animal health. Small amounts were added to the feed of chickens, horses or other bred animals. Field horsetail was also flooded with water and a natural antifungal and insecticide was created, used, among others with tomatoes and other crops.
Collecting horsetail after July full was a small tradition – Of course, they could vary depending on the region. One thing is certain, if we set off this weekend to collect this plant, then we can safely use it in the garden, and who knows maybe folk superstitions, they have something in them and thanks to this we will also pass the band of failure.
