Scleranthus helps when we find it difficult to make up our minds. Sometimes there are two options, sometimes more.

Scleranthus uncertainty affects both small and not-so-small decisions. ‘Should I marry Joe or Peter?’ and ‘should I buy a red notebook or a blue one?’ may both be Scleranthus states.

But we should consider Wild Oat instead if indecisiveness is to do with our deeper ambitions for our lives: ‘I want to do something worthwhile – will marriage and a family bring me fulfillment?’

Sometimes Scleranthus indecisiveness manifests itself in other ways. Some people who suffer mood swings and motion sickness turn out to be suffering from Scleranthus indecision. But neither symptom by itself is a Scleranthus indication – the emotional state is always key.

Taking the remedy helps us know what we want. We reconnect with our intuition and are able to choose simply and decisively.

Dr. Bach’s description

Those who suffer much from being unable to decide between two things, the first one seeming right than the other. They are usually quiet people, and bear their difficulty alone, as they are not inclined to discuss it with others.

– The Twelve Healers and Other Remedies

From The Bach Centre

This is a single Bach remedy made with the Authentic Bach Flowers Kit.  This remedy contains just the one remedy.  If you would like to order a multi flower remedy, please order this Bach Flower remedy instead.

Custom blending of combination Bach Flowers also available.  

How to Take:

1. Take four drops under the tongue four times a day.
2. Be sure to keep a diary of how you feel before you start, noting the specific issues you are solving.
3. At the end of the dose bottle course, reassess your notes to decide if you need to continue with this remedy (it is working, but needs to continue), or if you need to try a new single remedy or combination.