The Bach flower Willow comes from the willow, a tree that both seduces and worries. Capable of growing to nearly 20 meters, it is surrounded by branches that droop to its base. It is often admired for its elegant appearance. However, this strange silhouette also earns it the unappealing nickname of weeping willow.
The willow is one of the crops that easily get out of hand.
To produce its abundant foliage, it spreads its roots without the slightest consideration for the obstacles that may stand in its way. Roads or pipes: nothing can resist it. It will do anything to feed itself. But while it may seem bent under the weight of its torments, the willow is nonetheless remarkably vigorous. Its strength is such that nothing can bring it down. Whether struck by lightning or pruned to excess, this tree possesses treasures of strength and vitality. No matter the trials it endures, it always manages to grow back.
Adults: 2 drops in a glass of water or on the tongue 4 times a day.
Ingredients: Grape alcohol 27% v/v, aqueous solution of young shoots, leaves, and flowers of Salix vitellina (dilution 1/500).
