Tuberose Essential Oil, Undiluted (Polianthes Tuberosa)

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Tuberose Essential Oil, Undiluted (Polianthes Tuberosa) 1 Dram COMMON NAME :  Tuberose SCIENTIFIC NAME :   Polianthes Tuberosa OTHER NAMES :  Omixochitl, Rajanigandha, Nishigandha, Raat ki Rani, Rajoni-Gandha, Wan Xiang Yu, Bunga Sedap Malam, Agave Amica FAMILY :  Asparagaceae METAPHYSICAL / SPIRITUAL ASSOCIATIONS & CORRESPONDENCES : Element: Water Planet: Venus Day: Friday Direction: West Zodiac Sign: Libra Chakra: 7th Crown Chakra Energy: Yin Gender: Feminine Tarot Card: the Lovers tarot, the High Priestess tarot, the Moon tarot Sabbat or Holiday: Lupercalia (Feb 15) ; Beltane / Walpurgis / May Day (April 30 – May 1) ; the Great Rite / the Sacred Marriage / Hieros Gamos ; the Full Sturgeon Moon (August) Deity / God / Goddess Association: Shiva, Lakshmi, Baron La Croix, Baron Samedi, Oshun, Astarte, Min, Ishtar, Nanaya, Dzydzilelya, Jarilo, Asmodeus, Babalon, Freyja, Aphrodite, Dionysus, Pothos, Hedone, Pan, Selene, Peitho, Philotes, Priapus, Rati, Kurukulla, Ixcuiname, Teicu, Tiacapan, Tlaco, Tlazolteotl, Xocotzin, Xochiquetzal, Diana, Hecate, Luna, Phoebe, the Triple Goddess, Circe, Juno, Himeros   Parts Used:  Flowers Description:  Tuberose is a highly fragrant flower with a sweet, exotic scent. The flowers are valued much by the aesthetic world for their beauty and fragrance. The flowers are attractive, elegant, and sweet. It has long been cherished for the aromatic oils extracted from its fragrant white flowers. It is often used as a heart (middle) note in high grade perfumes, especially oriental floral accords. When introduced to Europe, it became part of the moon garden, a collection of white or pastel night-blooming flowers that release an intense fragrance after dusk. The aroma of tuberose oil is believed to have calming and relaxing effects. It can help to reduce stress and promote feelings of well-being. In ancient times, tuberose was used as a perfumed decoration for terraces, verandas, window sills, and balconies. Due to its sweet and sensual scent, tuberose essential oil has long been considered an effective aphrodisiac. Tuberose essential oil can help heal damaged hair and split ends. It can also help reduce hair fallout and dandruff. Tuberose has antioxidant properties that can help with skin health, including slowing the signs of aging, soothing breakouts, preventing inflammatory skin conditions, helping acne, and soothing dry cracked heels. Dried tuberose bulbs in powdered form have historically been used as a remedy for gonorrhea. Tuberose blends well with jasmine and ylang ylang. Historical Uses:  calm, relaxation, depression, anxiety, stress, tension, nervousness, restlessness, irritability, sensuality, aphrodisiac, dry hair, baldness, alopecia, dandruff, anti-aging, acne, inflammation, dry skin, hardened skin Mystical Attributes:  In Indian and Western cultures, tuberose is a popular choice for weddings and traditional brides in Hawaii wear tuberose leis. Tuberose has been used as funeral flowers for hundreds of years, including in Victorian times and in parts of Asia. The flowers are a staple for funerals and are normally used to make wreaths that are placed in coffins. In the Victorian language of flowers, tuberose symbolizes lust, and insatiable primordial passion. It is a symbol of dangerous love, wild pleasures, and seduction. Tuberose represents sensuality and opening the heart. Historically, young girls were advised not to smell it. In aromatherapy, tuberose calms the nerves, opens the heart, and restores joy, harmony, and peace. In Ayurvedic tradition, tuberose is known to stimulate creativity. It is said to increase the capacity for emotional depth and increase artistic inspiration. Mystical Intentions:  attraction, lust, passion, love, pleasure, enchantment, sensuality, seduction, sex magic, tantric magic, opening the heart, calm, harmony, joy, peace, creativity, weddings, newlyweds, funeral and burial rites, moon rituals, divine feminine Smell:  A creamy, deeply intense floral aroma and a very faint spicy, minty note. Botany, Cultivation & Harvesting:  Tuberose is a tropical ornamental bulbous flowering plant native to Mexico, cultivated for the production of long-lasting flower spikes. It is a night-blooming moon garden flower that is commercially grown in several countries including India, Kenya, Mexico, Morocco, France, Italy, the United States (Hawaii and North Carolina), South Africa, Taiwan, China, and many other tropical and subtropical areas in the world. Plant tuberose bulbs in the spring after the last frost and when daytime temperatures remain above 70°F. Tuberose typically blooms from mid to late summer, or around 90 to 120 days after planting. It grows best in full sun and well-draining soil. You can improve soil quality with compost or other organic amendments. Plant bulbs 2-4 inches deep and 6-8 inches apart. Keep soil moist, especially during the late summer blooming period. Water about once a week if there isn’t regular rain. Weekly deep waterings are better than lighter waterings every day or two. Apply a complete plant food once growth appears. Avoid fertilizers with high nitrogen content, which can promote excess growth. Snipping stems when in bloom will not hurt the plants, but will actually promote the production of new flower spikes. Dig up the bulbs around May and June, and divide every 2-3 years. Do not cut the foliage off at the end of the season, let it yellow so the plant can still receive nutrients. Remove the dry foliage when the leaves turn yellow and die back. If you’re gardening in zone 8 or colder, save your tuberose for next year by carefully digging up the bulbs after the first frost. Allow the bulbs to air dry for several days before storing them in a cool, dry location. Contraindications & Toxicity: Do not use if pregnant or nursing. May cause allergic sensitivity or reactions. Discontinue use or if you experience an adverse reaction. The strong fragrance of tuberose can irritate infants, young children, and pets.   Constituents: Indole Benzyl acetate Benzyl alcohol Jasmine lactone Methyl benzoate Methyl isoeugenol Pentacosene Heptacosene Linolenic acid Octacosanol Hydroquinone Tuberone Eugenol     Sources: https://spiritartsandherbs.com/sources **IMPORTANT INFORMATON: Products are sold as curio items for entertainment purposes only and based upon historical and magical uses.  We do not imply or guarantee that any items provide specific abilities, powers, outcomes, remedies, or treatments. Any information provided on listings or through private conversation is intended for educational purposes only and are based on historical folklore and traditions, and should not replace the advice of a physician. Use our products at your own risk. By purchasing this item, you understand and release Spirit Arts & Herbs Inc from any liability. No items we sell are for internal use and should never be ingested for any reason. 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