Lily Plants

The lily is known for its flowers, which are three petals surrounded
by three sepals. It has many flower shapes and colours. Not all lilies
produce flowers, however.

Lilies should be planted 1/4 inch into nutrient-filled soil, and
watered with regular water. Full sunlight is good for them. They can
grow very tall and the leaves are vital and should not be trimmed. Lily
leaves should be allowed to die back in a regular fashion so the bulb
can prepare for winter by storing carbs.

Lillies attract birds, so a protection spell around them may be necessary.

Lillies are medically proficient:

• high source of fibre
• flower regulates heart rate
• angina treatment
• flowers are excellent for treatment of burns and scar tissue
• roots can be made into ointment for burns
• spider bites can be treated with root/flower
• helps stroke recovery
• tea made with the plant can help coughs, fever, stomach illness, wounds, sores, and washing bruises
• oils can help depression and invokes feelings of happiness/security
• flower is used as ingredient in anti-depressant potions

Aliases and Attributes

• [Alias: Lilium]
• [Attribute.Sun: 5-6 hrs/day]
• [Attribute.Height: 0-10 ft]
• [Attribute.Use: Medicine]
• [Attribute.Use: Potions]
• [Attribute: Non-Magical]
• [Attribute.Family: Lily]