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Trustherb Devil's shoestring, scientifically known as Viburnum alnifolium, is a plant with a rich history in folklore, particularly in Hoodoo and some forms of witchcraft. It is believed to have protective and magical properties. Here are some common uses of Devil's shoestring in these practices: Protection and Warding: Devil's shoestring is often used for protective purposes. It is believed to create a barrier against negative energies, evil forces, and hexes. Some practitioners place Devil's shoestring at the entrances of their homes or businesses to prevent unwanted influences from entering. Binding and Hex Breaking: In Hoodoo, Devil's shoestring is thought to have the power to bind or tie up enemies. It can be used in spells and rituals aimed at breaking hexes or curses that may have been placed upon an individual. Gambling Luck: Some practitioners believe that Devil's shoestring can bring good luck, particularly in games of chance. It is often carried
