Low John Root

Low John Root, also known as Beth Root or Southern John, is traditionally identified with species of Trillium and is regarded in Southern rootwork as a steady, grounding counterpart to the more commanding John roots. Where High John commands and conquers, Low John is said to stabilize, strengthen, and quietly prosper. In folk belief, this root is carried to bring good luck, increase wealth, and support overall well-being. A common practice holds that wrapping paper money around the root and keeping it on one’s person encourages finances to multiply and remain steady. It is also said to provide good health and enduring vitality for the one who carries it close. Low John Root is worked for drawing prosperity in oils, powders and root as a humble and faithful ally/