Witches' Broom is a plant growth abnormality characterized by a dense cluster of shoots, leaves, and stems that resemble a broom. This phenomenon can occur in various species, often caused by factors such as fungal infections, insect infestations, or viral diseases. The resulting growth can affect the plant's overall health and productivity. The term "Witches' Broom" is also used in botany to describe the specific growth form seen in certain trees and shrubs. In some cases, this abnormal growth can be harvested and used in crafts or decorations, but it may also indicate underlying health issues in the affected plant.