Wiggenweld Potion

Basic Information
Effects	Heals injuries and gives more stamina. Acts as an antidote to sleeping potions.
Characteristics	Red, Green, Purple, pink or blueish in color.
Known Ingredients	Wiggentree bark Moly Dittany Horklump juice Two drops of Flobberworm mucus Seven Chizpurfle fangs Billywig sting slim A sprig of mint Boom Berry juice One stewed mandrake Drops of honeywater Sloth brain mucus Moondew drops Salamander blood Ten lionfish spines Unicorn horn Wolfbane

Overview

The Wiggenweld potion is a healing potion with the power to heal minor injuries. It is also usable as an antidote to the draught of living death and sleeping draught.

History

Once upon a time a wizard prince used the wiggenweld potion to awaken an unidentified princess who had been drinking the draught of the living death. The princess was given the draught of the living death by a hag named Leticia Somnolens.

The prince smeared wiggenweld potion all over his lips and then kissed the princess. This supposedly woke her up from her slumber. During the school year of 1890 - 1891 at Hogwarts, Professor Aeson Sharp was teaching his 5th year students including Amit Thakkar and Sebastian Sallow how to brew wiggenweld potion. Garreth Weasley added a fwooper feather and made the potion sparkling and exploding.

In 1995/1996 Zacharias Smith had to brew this in regards to his homework.

In 1997 Harry Potter as a 6th year student had to brew Wiggenweld potion at the potions club. Which gave him a significant stamina boost for his journeys with Albus Dumbledore.

Recipe
Add Salamander blood until the potions turns red Stir until the potion turns orange add more salamander blood, until the potions turn yellow Stir until the potion turns green Add more salamander blood, until the potions turns turquoise Heat until the potion turns indigo Add more salamander blood until the potion turns pink Heat until the potion turns red Add five lionfish spines Heat until the potion turns yellow Add five more lionfish spines Add flobberworm mucus, until the potion turns purple Stir until the potion turns red Add more flobberworm mucus until it turns back to turquoise Stir till it turns yellow Add honeywater until it turns back to a turquoise color Add another few drops of boom berry juice Stir the potion again, then let it simmer for 30 minutes Take the potion away from the heat and allow it to cool When its cooled off, its ready to be used

Recipe

Add Salamander blood until the potions turns red
Stir until the potion turns orange
add more salamander blood, until the potions turn yellow
Stir until the potion turns green
Add more salamander blood, until the potions turns turquoise
Heat until the potion turns indigo
Add more salamander blood until the potion turns pink
Heat until the potion turns red
Add five lionfish spines
Heat until the potion turns yellow
Add five more lionfish spines
Add flobberworm mucus, until the potion turns purple
Stir until the potion turns red
Add more flobberworm mucus until it turns back to turquoise
Stir till it turns yellow
Add honeywater until it turns back to a turquoise color
Add another few drops of boom berry juice
Stir the potion again, then let it simmer for 30 minutes
Take the potion away from the heat and allow it to cool
When its cooled off, its ready to be used

Credits/References

Harry Potter Wiki - Wiggenweld Potion

Written by Mason Hayes
Base code by Andrew Sutherland, edited by Iselin Merilä and Desmond Gray.