Siu Flower Essences · Dr. Santiago Rojas

Discover your Essence

Explore Edward Bach's seven emotional groups, recognize how you feel today, and create your own flower blend.

7 emotional groups
37 flowers
1 bottle, made for you

How it works

More than 30 years ago Dr. Santiago Rojas brought flower therapy to Colombia. Here you prepare a blend designed to support your emotional wellbeing, in four steps.

1
Explore the groups
The seven emotional groups and their flowers.
2
Recognize yourself
Mark the emotions you identify with today.
3
Choose your flowers
Combine the ones that resonate. Up to 5, ideally 3.
4
Create your blend
To the cart, or with personalized guidance.

Three of five, the ideal blend

You can combine any flowers you like. We recommend up to five and, ideally, three: a short selection focuses a single emotional theme and keeps the blend's message clear.

The Dr. Bach method

Seven groups, thirty-eight flowers

Look at the emotion, not the situation

Edward Bach, a British physician, organized 38 flower essences into seven emotional groups. Each flower is linked to a state of mind and to the quality it helps support.

The approach doesn't seek to suppress what you feel: it supports you in moving through it with more balance. That's why the first step is to look at the emotion — two people live the same moment in different ways, and each one chooses according to how they feel.

The 7 emotional groups

Open a group to see its flowers. In each one you'll find the state you may identify with and the quality it supports. Add the ones that resonate with you.

Aspen

When you identify with: Vague fears with no apparent cause, forebodings.
It supports you toward: Inner security.

Red Chestnut

When you identify with: Constant worry about loved ones.
It supports you toward: Quiet trust in others.

Cherry Plum

When you identify with: Fear of losing self-control.
It supports you toward: Calm and a sense of serene composure.

Rock Rose

When you identify with: Panic, shock or great alarm.
It supports you toward: Courage and calm in moments of greatest tension.

Mimulus

When you identify with: Specific fears: public speaking, illness, the dark.
It supports you toward: Confidence to face everyday life.

Gorse

When you identify with: The feeling that nothing will ever change.
It supports you toward: Renewed hope.

Wild Oat

When you identify with: Lack of direction, not finding your own path.
It supports you toward: Clarity of purpose.

Cerato

When you identify with: Doubting your own judgement and always seeking the opinion of others.
It supports you toward: Trust in your inner voice.

Gentian

When you identify with: Discouragement in the face of difficulty, easily disheartened.
It supports you toward: Faith and perseverance.

Hornbeam

When you identify with: Mental tiredness, feeling unable to face the day.
It supports you toward: The vitality to begin.

Scleranthus

When you identify with: Indecision between two options, wavering.
It supports you toward: Balance and determination.

Chestnut Bud

When you identify with: Repeating the same mistakes over and over.
It supports you toward: Learning and observation.

White Chestnut

When you identify with: Repetitive thoughts, a mind that will not rest.
It supports you toward: Mental stillness.

Clematis

When you identify with: Daydreaming, distraction, living in an imagined future.
It supports you toward: Presence and focus.

Honeysuckle

When you identify with: Nostalgia, living anchored in the past.
It supports you toward: Enjoyment of the present.

Mustard

When you identify with: Deep sadness that arrives with no apparent cause.
It supports you toward: Serenity and inner light.

Olive

When you identify with: Physical and mental exhaustion after great effort.
It supports you toward: The recovery of energy.

Wild Rose

When you identify with: Apathy, resignation, lack of drive.
It supports you toward: Interest and zest for life.

Heather

When you identify with: A need for attention, difficulty being alone.
It supports you toward: Listening and balance.

Impatiens

When you identify with: Haste, irritability, intolerance of the pace of others.
It supports you toward: Patience and calm.

Water Violet

When you identify with: Reserve, a tendency to withdraw, quiet pride.
It supports you toward: Closeness and openness.

Agrimony

When you identify with: Hiding restlessness behind a cheerful face.
It supports you toward: Genuine inner peace.

Centaury

When you identify with: Difficulty saying no, pleasing others to excess.
It supports you toward: Firmness and self-respect.

Walnut

When you identify with: Times of change, influences that pull you off course.
It supports you toward: Adaptation and care for your own path.

Larch

When you identify with: Lack of confidence, expecting failure.
It supports you toward: Confidence in your own abilities.

Sweet Chestnut

When you identify with: Deep anguish, feeling at your limit.
It supports you toward: Hope in difficult moments.

Star of Bethlehem

When you identify with: The impact of difficult news or experiences.
It supports you toward: Comfort and calm.

Crab Apple

When you identify with: A sense of impurity or rejection of something in yourself.
It supports you toward: Acceptance and inner cleansing.

Elm

When you identify with: Feeling overwhelmed by responsibility.
It supports you toward: The confidence to carry the load.

Pine

When you identify with: Guilt and self-demand, self-reproach.
It supports you toward: Acceptance and calm.

Oak

When you identify with: Constant effort without allowing yourself rest.
It supports you toward: Balance between strength and rest.

Willow

When you identify with: Resentment, a sense of injustice.
It supports you toward: Acceptance and flow.

Chicory

When you identify with: Possessive caring, needing it to be returned.
It supports you toward: Love that gives freely.

Rock Water

When you identify with: Rigid self-demand, perfectionism with yourself.
It supports you toward: Flexibility and self-kindness.

Beech

When you identify with: Criticism and intolerance of what is different.
It supports you toward: Understanding and tolerance.

Vervain

When you identify with: Excessive enthusiasm, wanting to convince, tension.
It supports you toward: Measure and calm.

Vine

When you identify with: A tendency to impose your own will.
It supports you toward: Leadership that respects others.

How to use and care

Dosage

4 drops

4 to 6 times a day. Consistency is what sustains the support.

For whom

For everyone

Suitable for all ages and even for pets, with no known contraindications.

Safety

No dependence

They can accompany other care processes and don't create dependence.

Would you rather we guide you?

Your essence, made to measure

If you'd rather not choose alone, we'll advise you on composing your blend. You can also start with one of the ready-made Siu Formulas.

Ask for guidance See Siu Formulas