Rat Root is the Canadian Cree name for the plant
Other names are sea sledge, flag root, myrtle grass, sweet myrtle, sweet rush, Gladdon, Beewort and combinations of these names
Rat Root grow to the height of 1 meter
Rat Root's leaves are strongly scented and have a bitter taste
Rat Root can be a substitute for ginger, cinnamon, and nutmeg, but that is not recommended
While Rat Root is often seen as a symbol of love, Herbologists think otherwise
Rat Root is an abortifacient, anodyne, anthelmintic, aphrodisiac, carminative, diuretic, hallucinogen, laxative, otalgic and sedative
Rat Root also counter the effects of hallucinogens
Rat Root is used as a floor covering
Rat Root can help cure burns, toothaches and eye diseases
When Rat Root is a powder, it can clear a cough and bring back a voice
Rat Root can be used to help stroke recovery
Rat Root strengthens the mind and the stomach
Rat Root is used in digestive potions
Rat Root can help to calm nervousness
Rat Root is a water plant and does well in moist soil
Rat Root should be watered every 2-3 days
Rat Root also needs sunlight
The more sun Rat Root has, the more useful it is
Rat Root grows best in shallow water, marshes, the edge of rivers and ponds