Encyclopaedia Herbologic: Year 1
An Encyclopaedia containing all plants and mentioned herbs for First Year Herbology, with descriptions of each plant/herb, organization by alphabet and attribute, and summaries of basic plant care and protective gear. An essential resource for first year Herbology students.
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Plants, Indexed: English Rose
Chapter 26
English Rose
English roses can be a variety of colours, and have a variety of uses.
Dragon-hide Gloves should be worn when handling them, to protect from thorns.
During hot seaons, the roots of a English rose plant should be
soaked twice a week. Make sure the water can drain so you don't
accidentally drown the plant.
Rose oil is costly, and can be corrupt when bought from a
retailer due to people attempting to dilute it. Only pure rose oil
should be used for medicine; check with a healer or potioneer before
using.
The oils can be used for the following:
- perfume
- flavouring
- to treat eye diseases (as a tea)
- treat cataracts (skin of roots)
- to treat burns
- to moderate influenza
- to treat digestive problems
- digestive stimulant
- treats diarrhea
- treats chronic finger sores
- treats snow blindness (eyewash of petals, stem bark, and skin of the roots)
- astrigent
- skin lotions
- treats sore throat
- treats rabid dog bites
- helps stop nosebleeds
- eases muscular pain/antispasmodic
- antidepressant/eases depression/anxiety
- love potions
- decreases kidney stones
- menstrual regulation (often mixed with motherwort)
- helps kidney function
- cleansing properties
- anti-inflammatory
- source of vitamin C
- diuretic (seeds)
- laxative (seeds)
- potions with dried petals can treat headaches
- soaked rose water cloth can help headaches when applied to forehead
- scent can relieve colic when in potions
- eases cough
- treats dry skin
- potion to relieve itching in females
- rose water and witch hazel creates a potion to clear skin from acne and blemishes
- rose oil in a bath helps ease grief and insomnia
- rose tea helps relieve stress
- helps prevent scurvy
- eases colds
- eases fevers
- decresses swelling of skin when compression is used with rose water
- scent in potions can induce sleep
- regulates blood thickness
- rose oil can be antiviral
- rose oil can be antibacterial
- rose oil and water are known to be antiseptic
Aliases and Attributes
- [Attribute.Sun: Moderate]
- [Attribute.PHRange: 5.5-6.1]
- [Attribute.PHRange: 6.1-6.5]
- [Attribute.PHRange: 6.5-7.0]
- [Attribute.Height: 0-20 ft]
- [Attribute.Water: Lots of water needed]
- [Attribute.Use: Potions]
- [Attribute.Use: Medicine]
- [Attribute.Use: Cosmetics]
- [Attribute: Non-Magical]
- [Attribute.Family: Rose]