How to Use It
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Anoint the keys to a new home or office.
- Dress a green candle to bless a new project on the first day of work.
Hoodoo & Rootwork
- Add to a floor wash for a new shop, mopping from the door inward to draw customers.
- Anoint business cards or a first sale receipt for luck in the new venture.
- Dress a petition for leaving behind a bad habit.
Ceremonial & Occult Magick
- Anoint a Jupiter or Earth talisman for the success of a new enterprise.
A Simple Working
- Take a green chime candle and your first business card, sign or receipt.
- Anoint the card with New Mown Hay oil.
- Dress the candle from base to wick.
- Set the card under the candle and light it on the new moon.
- Name your new venture and what you hope it grows into.
- Keep the card in your till, wallet or desk drawer.
Pairs Well With
- A green candle, for new growth.
- Five-finger grass, for business and handling money.
- Pyrite, for business luck.
- Basil, a traditional business-drawing herb in hoodoo.
- Better Business oil, for the trade that follows the opening.
What You Receive
New Mown Hay oil, Espiritu blend, available in 2 dram and 16 oz bottles.
Origin & Lore
New Mown Hay oil is a long-standing formula in the hoodoo tradition, named for the scent of cut hay drying in the field. It is worked to begin again: a new business, a new job, a new home, or a new way of living after old habits are put down.
Farmers watched the sky for hay-making weather, knowing that a single good dry spell could set up the whole year.
The oil’s name and scent come from Victorian perfumery, where “New Mown Hay” was a well-loved fragrance, and the spiritual-supply houses of the early twentieth century adopted it as an oil for fresh starts. It sits in hoodoo alongside other new-beginning formulas such as Road Opener and Crown of Success.
Did You Know?
Hay is cut and left in the field to dry, because baling it while still damp can make a stack heat up and even catch fire on its own.



