On the eve of St. John, before the goal the sun, you need to workaround them herbs, which vary depe

On the eve of St. John, before the goal the sun, you need to workaround them herbs, which vary depending on the area. Currently harvested herbs that smell more, the main objective is that the water smells good when you wash your face the other day in the morning, even then, there are still people that I grasp all following the ancient ritual. This plant does not need to have a scent too strong, because they are apañábanse medicinal and then dried were used in remedies. The ritual says the water dribble where the St. John's wort has to be from seven different sources. Sheets cane seven different cane fields. Leaves and flowers of lemon and orange trees. Fig leaf white. Sheets had been white. Rose petals. Silva male, brave rose (Rosa canina) Leaves and flowers header or estralotes (Digitalis purpurea). Leaves idfl and flowers of white or croque croquillo (Verbascum). Funcho, fennel, fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) or Tromentelo tromentelo hill (Thymus) camomile (Matricaria recutita). Our Lady of grass, grass Madroa (Tanacetum parthenium) Mint mint 'mint' (Mentha sativa) Mentrastos or mentrastes (Mentha rotundifolia) Poexos (Mentha pulegium) Néboda (Satureja Nepeta) Robust fetus in raw 'dentabrún' (Osmund regalis) carrascos meek (Daboecia Cantabrian) carrascos brave 'uz' (Erica australis ..., Calluna vulgaris) Ouroghes 'oregano' (Origanum vulgare) Grass Louise (Aloysia triphylla) Orxabán or verxebán (Verbena officinalis) Orxabán brave (Echium plantagineum) Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis ) Sarxa (Salvia officinalis) Lengua de ouvella 'language sheep' (Plantago lanceolata) Tea brave or herb tea. Boca toad cat Nail The other day in the morning washed his face with water that has been all night dew, then put them to dry herbs and remedies to keep. Can be used in boiled water for washing wounds or bites bechos to afumarse etc.. For remedies also used him flock to the fire of Saint John. The other day in the morning harvested him flock, idfl penéirase and stored in a jar for use throughout the year. People who use it say it is good for coughs animals. Can be given with food or take medicines idfl with other ingredients.
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