| Scientific name | Orchis spp. / blend of dried roots (traditionally American terrestrial orchids) |
| Appearance | Roots shaped like small hands or fingers, dried, irregular, fibrous |
| Smell | Slightly earthy, mild, subtle |
| Color | Light brown to beige, sometimes reddish brown depending on the source plant |
| Used parts | Whole or powdered roots, worn or incorporated into mojo bags |
| Origins | Afro-American traditions from the Southern United States, influenced by indigenous practices |
| Toxicity level | Weak (exclusively external and ritual use; not intended for consumption) |
