How to Use Crystals in the Garden!
There are so many amazing uses for crystals in your garden. I have a green thumb thanks to my Pops. The last 20 years, I have incorporated crystals into my garden and I wanted to share with you what that looks like! I truly have had incredible results with these stones. I have made many adjustments through the years from trial and error.
Pace Quartz crystals at each corner of your garden bed and one in the center and you have a crystal grid to encourage the overall grown and health of plants!!! All of the varieties of quartz and other stones that contain large amounts of quartz will also discourage aphid, slugs, snails, and ants!!! How cool is THAT?!?!?!?
Hematite at the bottom of a potted plant encourages rooting. This is also excellent when transplanting a plant from a pot to the ground. Place your hematite at the bottom of the hold in the ground when transplanting.
Use Carnelian to encourage growth! It is extremely stimulating.
Any kind of stones can be used as mulch because it shades the roots and helps keep the soil from dying out. Weeds won’t be competing for nutrients and water. Unlike organic mulches, stones don’t need replacement every year! BONUS!
Moonstone brings calmness and fertility to your plants by harnessing the moon’s energy.
Rose Quartz is beautiful for roses. Rose quartz will help blooms maintain their petals longer and prevent the edges from turning brown as they fade.
Herb gardens can benefit from Hematite or Smokey Quartz.
Moss Agate or Tree Agate is the ultimate gardeners stone for any plant. Plants respond to moss agate with a spurt of growth and an abundance of new leaves. It is amazing to watch!
If your plants have been stressed , try placing some Amethyst or Blue Lace Agate stones around them for a calming effect.
Place Quartz or Shungite in a bird bath to purify the water for your winged visitors.
Make a crystal elixir for watering your plants. Use the ideas above to come up with your own….Carnelian for encouraging growth, Blue Agate to relieve stress, Hematite or Smokey Quartz to encourage rooting.
Do you use wire cages to prop up your plants, such as tomatoes???? Hang crystals off the cage to bring in some great energy and add some sparkle to your garden! Not only that , but they are fun to make!
I hope you learned some fun aspects in how you can utilize crystals in your garden. If you have any questions, please feel free to drop me an email and ask. I am hoping to offer these specific crystals in my boutique as a set, so you can get out in your garden and watch the magic unfold!!!!
So much love and growth to each and everyone of you!
Gibu Alu,
Traci