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Pritcher’s Porritch

This is rare indeed! The plant they call Pritcher's Porritch. See the pods, containing some thick, lumpy substance? I've only ever read about this. Its properties have never been classified, but they're rumoured to be dangerous. Collect a sample, but be careful how you use it!"
-- Zygmunt Budge (BoP)

Pritcher’s Porritch

Pritcher’s Porritch is a magical plant with pods that secrete a lumpy blue substance. It is considered to be dangerous, but used in preparation of the Potion of All Potential (BoP)

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Etymology

Possibly a British colloquial pronunciation of "Preacher's Porridge," perhaps meaning a plant eaten by the clergy

Notes

While the plant is sometimes called "Preacher's Porridge" by fans who only heard the words spoken in the game, the correct spelling of "Pritcher's Porritch" was confirmed by Harry Potter Wiki from Book of Potions game files.

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Pritcher's Porritch on Harry Potter Wiki

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Tags: blue plants

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Plants
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Potion ingredients
Abyssinian shrivelfig Aconite Acromantula venom Armadillo Bile Bat Parts Belladonna Bezoar Bicorn Parts Billywig parts Bird Entrails Black Beetle Parts boomslang parts Bubotuber Pus Bundimun parts and secretion Caterpillars Chinese Chomping Cabbage Chizpurfle parts Cockroaches Cowbane Essence Crocodile Parts Daisy Dittany Doxy Eggs Dragon Eggs Dragon Parts Dragon’s Blood Eels’ Eyes Erumpent parts Essence of Insanity Fairy Wings Flobberworm Parts Fluxweed Frog Parts Frozen Ashwinder Eggs Ginger Glumbumble parts
Graphorn Parts Hellebore Hemlock Essence Honeywater Horklump Juice Horned Slugs Horned Toad Parts Horseradish Powder Human Parts Infusion of Wormwood Ingredients jobberknoll parts Knotgrass Lacewing Flies Lady’s Mantle Lavender Leaping Toadstools Leeches Lethe River Water Lionfish Parts Lovage Mandrake Mistletoe Monkshood Moondew Moonstone Morning Dew Nettles Newt Niffler’s Fancy Occamy eggs Pearl Dust Peppermint Pomegranate Porcupine Parts Potion ingredients
Powdered Dragon Claw Pritcher’s Porritch Puffer-Fish Parts Pungous Onion Rat Parts Rats’ Brains Re’em Blood Root of Aconite Runespoor Eggs Salamander Parts Scarab Beetles Scurvy-Grass Shrake Spines Snake Parts Sneezewort Sopophorous plant Spider Legs Squill standard ingredient Thaumatagoria Tincture of Demiguise Tormentil Tincture Tubeworms Twelve Uses of Dragon’s Blood Unicorn Blood Unicorn Hair Unicorn Horn Unicorn Parts Valerian Roots/Sprigs Venomous Tentacula seeds Wiggentree Witch’s Ganglion Wolfsbane Wormwood
Sources
Book of Potions