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Sleeping Draught Recipe

Points acquired: 11 points

Brewing time: 
   Pewter Cauldron : 70 minutes
   Brass Cauldron    : 59 minutes
   Copper Cauldron : 52 minutes

Extra time given to get back to your cauldron after the 1st half of brewing:
   Pewter Cauldron : 35 minutes
   Brass Cauldron    : 29.5 minutes
   Copper Cauldron : 26 minutes  

Ingredients

Name
     
   Diagon Alley    
     
Storyline
Lavender    1 Galleon/ 22    Flying to Hogwarts/ 1
The Shrieking Shack/ 1
Flobberworm Mucus    1 Galleon/ 8    Buckbeak's Appeal/ 1
Valerian Sprigs    1 Galleon/ 19    Flying to Hogwarts/ 1
Mandrake/ 1
The Shrieking Shack/ 1

For regenerating ingredients and their locations, click here. 

Flying to Hogwarts
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Mandrake
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The Shrieking Shack
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Buckbeak's Appeal
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Recipe
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Video Tutorial

provided by MidnightMoon126

Tips for Sleeping Draught
  1. When adding the flobberworm mucus into the cauldron in Step 4, stop as soon as the counter reads 2. If you add more, you'll fail to brew this draught.
  2. To add the Flobberworm mucus, grab the bottle at the top and balance it on your cauldron and slowly tip in.
  3. When heating in step 6 of the first half, use the off and low heat fire control to make sure the temperature stays between the lines. A red bar means failure to keep the temperature in the correct range while a green bar means you are doing it correctly.
  4. In the second half of the potion, you will have to be fast to add valerian sprigs and stir. The 1 minute heating will consume most of your time. To ensure you don't run out of time, familiarise yourself with all the instructions so you know what to do after heating without having to look.
  5. As soon as you see black smoke coming from your cauldron, click the refresh button ASAP to avoid melting your cauldron. 
  6. You can crush ingredients by repeatedly clicking the centre of the mortar or the pestle. It's usually easier to repeatedly click the centre of the mortar.
  7. All steps of brewing must be completed in the order they are written otherwise you will fail
(Above images and tips provided by MidnightMoon126, RainAsh69 and CloakEye178)

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