Element: Air
Planet: Mercury
Energy: Masculine/Expressive
Properties: Lust, protection, money, luck, success, prosperity, abundance, cleansing
Folk names: Honey Stalks, Trefoil, Trifoil, Heart Trefoil, Red Shamrock, Shamrock, Cowgrass, Pea Vine Clover, Three-Leaved Grass
Botanical Name: Trifolium pratense
Red clover is a dark-pink herbaceous plant originating from Europe, Asia, and North Africa. The flowering portion of red clover is used decoratively as an edible garnish or extract, and it can be extracted into essential oils.
Ancient folk traditions held that the blossoms could stop dark spells and keep out bad spirits. It is also used in ritual baths to bring wealth and prosperity. Red clover flowers are used in mojos for happy marriages and fulfilling relationships since they are lucky in concerns of love and marriage.
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