For centuries, the kitchen cupboard has doubled as the witch's treasury.
Money drawing herbs are herbs traditionally used in magic to attract wealth, prosperity, and financial opportunity. The most powerful and popular are basil, cinnamon, bay leaf, mint, and clove, along with allspice, chamomile, and dill, each carrying a warm, drawing energy associated with abundance and success. They are used by keeping a leaf in your wallet, adding them to money jars and sachets, brewing them into floor washes for the home or business, dressing candles with them, and burning them to draw prosperity. Most are common kitchen herbs, which makes money magic one of the most accessible forms of practice.
Here are the best money drawing herbs, what each one does, exactly how to use them, and how to combine them for wealth.
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The best money drawing herbs
These are the herbs practitioners reach for most when the aim is wealth, each chosen for its long association with prosperity and abundance.
| Herb | What it draws |
|---|---|
| Basil | The great money herb. Wealth, business success, prosperity, and steady income. |
| Cinnamon | Fast money, success, and speed. Raises the power of any money working. |
| Bay leaf | Wishes, success, and prosperity. Write a money wish on one and burn it. |
| Mint | Money, luck, and abundance. A classic for wallets and cash registers. |
| Clove | Prosperity, opportunity, and drawing customers or business. |
| Allspice | Money, luck, and business success. A warm, active drawing herb. |
| Chamomile | Steady money, luck in games, and calm, sustainable prosperity. |
| Dill | Money, luck, and protection over what you earn. |
A closer look at the top herbs
Basil, the money herb
If you learn only one money herb, learn basil. It is the herb most associated with wealth and business, kept in wallets and registers, added to prosperity jars, and steeped into floor washes to draw customers and income. A living basil plant in the home is itself considered a small guardian of prosperity.
Cinnamon, for fast money
Cinnamon is the accelerator. Warm and powerful, it is used to speed up results and to raise the strength of any money working. A classic charm is to blow cinnamon into your business or over your threshold on the first of the month to draw quick prosperity.
Bay leaf, for wishes and success
Bay leaf carries wishes and victory. The famous method is to write a money wish on a dried bay leaf and burn it to release the intention. Bay is also tucked into wallets and prosperity jars to draw success and abundance.
Mint, for luck and abundance
Fresh, bright, and lucky, mint is one of the oldest money herbs. A mint leaf in the wallet or a sprig by the cash register is a classic charm to keep money flowing and to invite luck and abundance.
Basil, cinnamon, bay, and mint: the core of any money working.
How to use money drawing herbs
In your wallet
Keep a leaf of basil, mint, or bay in your wallet or purse to draw steady income and keep money flowing toward you. Replace it when it dries out or loses its scent.
In a money jar
Layer money herbs, basil, cinnamon, and bay together, into a small jar with a few coins and a written intention, then seal it and keep it where you handle money to draw ongoing prosperity.
As a floor wash
Steep money herbs in water, strain, and use the water to wash floors, doorways, and counters, sweeping toward the inside of the home or business to draw money in and clear the energy of lack.
On a candle
Dress a green or gold candle with dried money herbs and burn it while focusing on your financial intention, letting the herbs lend the working their drawing power. Cinnamon adds speed, basil adds steady wealth.
As smoke or a sachet
Burn a bay leaf or a pinch of money herbs to draw prosperity into a space, or carry the herbs in a small green sachet as a portable money charm you keep close.
Combining herbs for wealth
Money herbs are stronger together, and a few classic combinations are worth knowing. Basil and cinnamon is the essential pairing, steady wealth plus speed, and forms the backbone of most money jars. Add bay leaf for wishes and success, and you have a simple, powerful trio. Mint and clove bring luck and opportunity to the mix, good when you are looking for new customers or a lucky break. For a complete money jar, combine basil, cinnamon, and bay with a few coins, a pinch of mint, and a green candle dressed over the top. The principle is simple: layer herbs whose energies point the same way, name your intention clearly as you add each one, and let the combined drawing power work toward your prosperity. You do not need every herb on the list. A focused blend of three or four, chosen and charged with intention, is stronger than a jar crammed with everything.
When the money still will not come
Money herbs and prosperity magic are wonderful tools, and it is worth being honest about their range. Working with these herbs genuinely helps to focus your energy and draw abundance, and a faithful practice shifts what flows toward you. What herbal money work cannot do is push through a real block that has already taken root. If you keep herbs in your wallet, work your money jars, and set clear intentions, and money still will not come, if opportunities keep collapsing and the same doors stay shut no matter how much prosperity work you do, the obstacle is usually not something another herb will move. An old tie that was never cut, something deliberately sent against your success, a heaviness that has settled over your finances or your path, these sit beneath the reach of everyday herbal practice. When that is the case, the block has to be cleared and the road opened at its root, after which your herbs and your money work finally have clear ground ahead rather than pushing against the same closed door.
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What herbs are best for drawing money?
The most powerful money drawing herbs are basil, cinnamon, bay leaf, mint, and clove, along with allspice, chamomile, and dill. Basil is the great herb of wealth and business, and cinnamon is used to speed up and strengthen any money working.
How do you use herbs to attract money?
Keep a leaf in your wallet, add herbs to a money jar with coins and an intention, steep them into a floor wash for your home or business, dress a green candle with them, or burn them as smoke. Most money herbs are common kitchen herbs, which makes the work very accessible.
What is the most powerful money herb?
Basil is the most associated with money and business, the herb most practitioners reach for first. Cinnamon is a close partner, used to add speed and power. Together, basil and cinnamon form the backbone of most money jars and prosperity workings.
Can I use kitchen herbs for money spells?
Yes, and most money herbs are exactly that. Basil, cinnamon, bay leaf, mint, and clove are common kitchen ingredients, which is part of what makes money magic so accessible. What matters is the intention you bring, not where the herb came from.
How do you combine money herbs?
Layer herbs whose energies point the same way and name your intention as you add each one. Basil and cinnamon is the essential pairing; add bay leaf for wishes and mint or clove for luck. A focused blend of three or four, charged with intention, is stronger than a jar crammed with everything.
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