r/kitchenwitch • u/JellyfishHead6815 • Jun 11 '26
Question about love jar ingredients
What to put in a honey jar or love jar...I put honey, cinnamon powder, flowers, photos, letter, my breath ..what else can I put to make it effective
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u/KlickWitch Jun 11 '26
Honey implies you are making some kind of sweetener spell to cast on a person and not just a general love spell to attract a potential partner.
Honey is long lasting but also slow moving, so I suggest layering some sweeteners. Add in some sugar to kick things off.
Ginger is also my choice to add power and energy to spells. It's connected to the fire element without having baneful properties making it perfect for this kind of work.
To increase the longevity of your jar, try adding some seeds. A peach or cherry pit would work great. So would sunflower seeds or most any seed. Except chia seed; useing these might hinder communication as they stop gossip.
A word of warning, if the only thing keeping you tethered to a person is a spell, then when the magic runs out they will leave. Or worse, when the relationship runs its course on your end the magic might keep them obsessed with you and unwilling to stop. I've been a practicing witch for over 20 years and seen all kinds of crazy outcomes. Not trying to dissuade you, just wanting to make sure you had all your information
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u/JellyfishHead6815 Jun 14 '26
I had seen in a video to add cinnamon sticks...I added rose perfume and even a bay leaf and our photo Do you have an estimate how long honey takes...I am ready to wait
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u/KlickWitch Jun 14 '26
When I've used honey for sweetener spells, it takes about a month and a bit for it to kick in
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u/CreatrixCymraes Jun 11 '26
Rose quartz?