Plants and Facts HERB 101
written by Arya Williamson
These are the plants and some interesting facts I learned in Herbology 101
Last Updated
05/31/21
Chapters
28
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797
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A Word on Protection
Chapter 1 -
Dung and Tears
Chapter 2 -
Notes on Plants
Chapter 3 -
Asphodel
Chapter 4 -
Fluxweed
Chapter 5 -
Lovage
Chapter 6 -
Motherwort
Chapter 7 -
Nux Myristica
Chapter 8 -
Nettle
Chapter 9 -
Peppermint
Chapter 10 -
Snakeweed
Chapter 11 -
Silverweed
Chapter 12 -
Gillyweed
Chapter 13 -
Valerian Root
Chapter 14 -
Knotgrass
Chapter 15 -
Dittany
Chapter 16 -
Mandrake (mandragora)
Chapter 17 -
Devil's Snare
Chapter 18 -
Bubotuber
Chapter 19 -
Rat Root (Acorus Calamus)
Chapter 20 -
Bouncing Bulb (Resilio bulbus)
Chapter 21 -
Gurdyroot
Chapter 22 -
Aconite (Aconitum)
Chapter 23 -
Wormwood (Absinthe)
Chapter 24 -
Lily (Lilium)
Chapter 25 -
English rose (rosa)
Chapter 26 -
Alien Species
Chapter 27 -
About the Author
Chapter 28
Gurdyroot
Chapter 22
Gurdyroot resembles green onions
Gurdyroot has a foul smell
Gurdyroot is bad-tasting
Gurdyroot is said to ward off evil
Potion made from Gurdyroot have the same purpose
Gurdyroot grows in a diverse range of places if the soil has enough nutrients
Sunlight, water, and nutrients will keep Gurdyroot alive for several months
Gurdyroot can grow up to 15 cm in diameter when given enough sunlight
Gurdyroot needs a pot that is 7.5 times larger than the plant
Many bugs attack Gurdyroot, so you should place a protective spell around it
Gurdyroot has a foul smell
Gurdyroot is bad-tasting
Gurdyroot is said to ward off evil
Potion made from Gurdyroot have the same purpose
Gurdyroot grows in a diverse range of places if the soil has enough nutrients
Sunlight, water, and nutrients will keep Gurdyroot alive for several months
Gurdyroot can grow up to 15 cm in diameter when given enough sunlight
Gurdyroot needs a pot that is 7.5 times larger than the plant
Many bugs attack Gurdyroot, so you should place a protective spell around it