Chervil

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Chervil
Cat Given Name : Chervil
Other Name(s) :
Description :

Chervil grows to a height of two or three cats (15 – 28 Inches / 40 – 70 Centimeters). The leaves are broad, green, and sometimes curl at the tip. The plant can be recognized by its small, white flowers. It looks similar to parsley, which can lead to the two being confused.

Properties :

When consumed, chervil roots aid digestion, stomach infection, and birthing for queens. The juice found in the leaves of the plant treats infected wounds.

Related Knowledge
Complaints : Burn, Broken Bone (Open), Abrasion, Fleas, Pregnancy, Pregnancy (Unwanted), Abrasion,
Symptoms : Infection, Abdominal Pain, Abrasions, Flea Bites, Laceration, Loss of Appetite, Poor Condition,
Species :
Seasonal Availabilities by Territory *
Spring
Summer
Fall
Winter
* To find a plant that is not available in an area, it must first be approved by the Game Admins. Please PM one of the Admin Team for that permission.
^ The listed seasons are those in which the herb is ready in some way for harvest. Consult the collection methods below for details.
Collecting & Storing Roots
When to Collect : Early thru Mid Green-leaf
How to Collect : Carefully dig up the roots, makeing sure not to collect any worm-eaten ones.
How to Preserve : Lay the roots out in the sun until dry
How to Store : Keep in stacks in a cool, dry place.
Collecting & Storing Leaves
When to Collect : Early to Mid Green-leaf
How to Collect : Gently pick the greenest leaves off of the stalks.
How to Preserve : Lay the leaves in fun sun until dry.
How to Store : Store in loose piles in a cool, try place.
Detailed Usage Information
Roots : Consume to improve digestion.
Roots : Consume to heal stomach infection.
Roots : Consume to help ease the birthing process.
Roots : Consume to aid in the delivery of afterbirth.
Leaves : Chew and apply to an infected wounds to aid in healing it.