Goin' and goin' and goin' and goin' and go

She listened intently to Lucette, frowning and furrowing her brows. "If it doesn't stick it usually isn't classified as a poultice. A poultice is a wet bandage but will dry and harden over hours. It will then protect more dirt from going into the wound and if you use the right herbs, it can fend off infection. A poultice is supposed to stick even when wet, rehydrating the wounded area, and it falls off on its own later on. Perhaps even a week later."

Eden perked up at the mention of the trillium. "It is a flower with unique petals. There are always three white petals" she bent down to scratch the flower's features into the dirt for Lucette " and yes - you can" She raised her neck "but there are a very olden used herb called enchinacea which can prevent infection and also reduce the duration of infection. Tribes of wolves used to use it for infected and open wounds. It is also anti-inflammatory."

But it was also rare. Rarer than others. Even Trillium. "Thyme is more common; even if it is more widely known for coughs and shortness of breath. You can use the oil to soothe an infected area. Bith Echinacea and Thyme are good for wounds as well."