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Spell: Houseplant Protection Spell

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Houseplants are starting to wake up from dormancy now and will soon be sending off new growth for the season. This new growth will likely attract a few pests. Treat your houseplants with your preferred all-natural insect repellent, but also do some magick to keep them safe! Gather your indoor plants, give them a good shower to clean them off, and sing the following charm three times to the tune of the "Itsy Bitsy Spider:"

The itsy bitsy spider mite wants to eat my sprout,
But it is protected from pest, blight, and drought.
A witch's green companion, a spirit that I love,
May the power of protection fit you like a glove!

As you do this, visualize each plant glowing with green light that hardens into an impenetrable layer of protection around the leaves, stems, and roots.

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