Potions
written by Ella Reynolds
This book shows you ingredients in many potions that you will be taught at Hogwarts.
Last Updated
05/31/21
Chapters
48
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Basic Sleeping Draft
Chapter 1 -
Wit-Sharpening Potion
Chapter 2 -
Confounding (Confusing) Concoction: mild formulation
Chapter 3 -
Antidote for the Confounding Concoction
Chapter 4 -
Hair-changing Potion: mild formulation
Chapter 5 -
Deflating Draft
Chapter 6 -
Swelling Solution
Chapter 7 -
Anti-Love (Delusting) Potion
Chapter 8 -
Love Potion
Chapter 9 -
The Shrinking Solution
Chapter 10 -
Medicamentum Contraho: The Shrinking Potion
Chapter 11 -
Boil Cure Potion
Chapter 12 -
Fever-reducing Potion
Chapter 13 -
Tickling Tincture: mild formulation
Chapter 14 -
Sneezing Suffusion
Chapter 15 -
Burn-Healing Paste
Chapter 16 -
Forgetfulness Potion
Chapter 17 -
Hair-raising Potion
Chapter 18 -
Babbling Beverage
Chapter 19 -
Scintillation Solution
Chapter 20 -
Dresden Draught
Chapter 21 -
Magicleanse
Chapter 22 -
Magical Fireworks
Chapter 23 -
Draught of Living Death
Chapter 24 -
Boil Bursting Unction
Chapter 25 -
Hair Raising Potion
Chapter 26 -
Hair Removal Paste
Chapter 27 -
Aging Potion
Chapter 28 -
Singing Suspension
Chapter 29 -
Calming Draught
Chapter 30 -
Elixir to Induce Euphoria
Chapter 31 -
Simple Antidote Base
Chapter 32 -
Standard Class XX Love Potion Base
Chapter 33 -
Camraderie Concoction
Chapter 34 -
Wit-Sharpening Potion
Chapter 35 -
Aggrotentia
Chapter 36 -
Brann Gnister Unction
Chapter 37 -
Capillatum Potion
Chapter 38 -
Tubby Potion
Chapter 39 -
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Chapter 48
Medicamentum Contraho: The Shrinking Potion
Chapter 11
Ingredients:
daisy roots (chopped)- 8 grams
shrivelfig (skinned)- one
caterpillar (sliced)- one
nettles (dried and crushed)- 8 grams
leech juice- a dash
ginger root (chopped)- 4 grams
Instructions:
Prepare and measure all ingredients ahead of time. Daisy roots and giner roots should be evenly chopped. Make sure all of the peel is removed from the shrivelfig. Caterpillar slices should be small and even. Dried nettles should be crushed, but not powdered, in a mortar and pestle. Leech juice will be provided by the professor (please walk carefully to the desk at the front of collect it before you begin brewing the potion).
Add daisy roots, shrivelfig, caterpillar slices, and nettle to 500 mL boiling water. Stir (direction is unimportant) for 2 minutes.
Add a dash of leech juice. Allow the solution to stew, stirring occassionally, for half an hour.
Add the ginger root and stir (direction is unimportant) for 2 minutes. Remove cauldron from the fire and allow potion to cool.
Write your name and house on two vials. Very carefully distribute your potion into the two vials (do not allow the potion to touch anything that is not the vial or the ladle- do not get on your hands!) Bring one to the front for grading and keep one vial at your desk for testing.
daisy roots (chopped)- 8 grams
shrivelfig (skinned)- one
caterpillar (sliced)- one
nettles (dried and crushed)- 8 grams
leech juice- a dash
ginger root (chopped)- 4 grams
Instructions:
Prepare and measure all ingredients ahead of time. Daisy roots and giner roots should be evenly chopped. Make sure all of the peel is removed from the shrivelfig. Caterpillar slices should be small and even. Dried nettles should be crushed, but not powdered, in a mortar and pestle. Leech juice will be provided by the professor (please walk carefully to the desk at the front of collect it before you begin brewing the potion).
Add daisy roots, shrivelfig, caterpillar slices, and nettle to 500 mL boiling water. Stir (direction is unimportant) for 2 minutes.
Add a dash of leech juice. Allow the solution to stew, stirring occassionally, for half an hour.
Add the ginger root and stir (direction is unimportant) for 2 minutes. Remove cauldron from the fire and allow potion to cool.
Write your name and house on two vials. Very carefully distribute your potion into the two vials (do not allow the potion to touch anything that is not the vial or the ladle- do not get on your hands!) Bring one to the front for grading and keep one vial at your desk for testing.