View source for Herb

{{RSC page|Herb}}
<choose>
<option>[[File:Clean guam detail.png|left|100px|A detailed image of a clean guam.]]</option>
<option>[[File:Clean marrentill detail.png|left|100px|A detailed image of a clean marrentill.]]</option>
<option>[[File:Clean tarromin detail.png|left|100px|A detailed image of a clean tarromin.]]</option>
<option>[[File:Clean harralander detail.png|left|100px|A detailed image of a clean harralander.]]</option>
<option>[[File:Clean ranarr detail.png|left|100px|A detailed image of a clean ranarr.]]</option>
<option>[[File:Clean toadflax detail.png|left|100px|A detailed image of a clean toadflax.]]</option>
<option>[[File:Clean spirit weed detail.png|100px|left|A detailed image of a clean spirit weed.]]</option>
<option>[[File:Clean irit detail.png|left|100px|A detailed image of a clean irit.]]</option>
<option>[[File:Clean wergali detail.png|left|100px|A detailed image of a clean wergali.]]</option>
<option>[[File:Clean avantoe detail.png|left|100px|A detailed image of a clean avantoe.]]</option>
<option>[[File:Clean kwuarm detail.png|left|100px|A detailed image of a clean kwaurm.]]</option>
<option>[[File:Snapdragon detail.png|left|100px|A detailed image of a clean snapdragon.]]</option>
<option>[[File:Clean cadantine detail.png|left|100px|A detailed image of a clean cadantine.]]</option>
<option>[[File:Clean lantadyme detail.png|left|100px|A detailed image of a clean lantadyme.]]</option>
<option>[[File:Clean dwarf weed detail.png|left|100px|A detailed image of a clean dwarf weed.]]</option>
<option>[[File:Clean torstol detail.png|left|100px|A detailed image of a clean torstol.]]</option>
<option>[[File:Clean fellstalk detail.png|left|100px|A detailed image of a cleaned fellstalk herb.]]</option>
</choose>
A '''Herb''' is an [[Items|item]] used to make potions through the [[Herblore]] skill. There are many herbs, each of which having a "clean" and "grimy" form. Herbs must be clean to be used in potions. Players can clean grimy herbs, provided that they have the minimum required [[Herblore]] level. The required [[Herblore]] level to clean herbs varies from one type of herb to another.

When making potions, players must combine a herb with a [[vial of water]] (or [[coconut milk]] for a few high-level potions). They must then add a secondary ingredient. Some herbs can be used to make more than one type of potion.
==History==

Before the [[Update:Herbal Remedies|Herbal Remedies update]] on the [[10 September]] [[2007]], herbs were divided into "unidentified" and "identified" instead of grimy and clean. Unidentified herbs could not be used in potions, and had to be identified (equivalent to cleaning in the current system) by a player with the requisite [[Herblore]] level.

Each type of herb, identified or not, was placed in a separate stack in the [[bank]] or inventory; for example, all [[Grimy ranarr weed|unidentified ranarr weeds]] would be in one stack, and all [[Grimy tarromin|unidentified tarromins]] would be in another. They all had the same name: "Herb" and the same icon, nonetheless by identifying one of the herbs of the stack, the player would know what the herb was in the stack.

This became a [[Cheats and scams|scamming]] issue, as player selling unidentified herbs could claim that the herbs were higher level (and therefore more valuable) than they actually were. At that time, the trade window did not give any indication at all of the value of items being traded; this was not introduced until the [[Update:Trade and Drop Changes|Trade and Drop Changes update]] of [[10 December]] [[2007]]. The "unids" as they were sometimes called were often sold at 1,000 coins, and sometimes up to 5,000 coins per herb.

The buyer could only determine which herb they were buying by identifying it themselves after they had bought it or by carrying a full inventory with one slot being filled with noted unids that they knew were of a certain type (and no other unids). This way, they could only accept the type of unids they needed. To remove this scam, [[Jagex]] replaced unidentified herbs with grimy herbs, and identified herbs with clean herbs. They also changed the herb graphics, providing a number of different shades of green and blue.

==Clean versus grimy==

:''See the [[Calculators/Herbs|herb cleaning calculator]] for coins-per-experience-point analysis of herb-cleaning using live data from the [[Grand Exchange Market Watch]].''

Players will normally obtain herbs as grimy (except when buying clean herbs from other players). Players can clean grimy herbs by left-clicking on them, gaining a small amount of [[Herblore]] [[experience]] points, but each type of herb has a minimum [[Herblore]] level requirement that players must have to do so. Players who do not have the required Herblore level to clean a herb can take it to [[Zahur]], the herbalist in [[Nardah]], who will clean it for 200 coins. Alternatively, they can use the [[Assist System]] to borrow another player's [[Herblore]] level so they can clean the herb. However, if a player's Herblore level is high enough to use the herb in potions then it is high enough to clean the herb.

Players can buy and sell both clean and grimy herbs at the [[Grand Exchange]]. The graphical differences between them are fairly small. Against the inventory background, the herbs are somewhat more grey and there is a small shape change. When cleaning a full inventory of grimy herbs, it is possible to click ahead of the clean herb animation for speedy herb cleaning. Some herbs will be left grimy. Either clean the grimy ones again, or simply put the clean herbs back in the [[bank]] and obtain a new inventory of grimy herbs for cleaning. Herb cleaning is a 'lean forward' activity with lots of clicking and banking.

Grimy herbs were worth more on the [[Grand Exchange]] than clean herbs for a long while, especially lower-level herbs, although this seems to have changed. Players who are trying to grow them for money should check both grimy and clean prices if they have a high enough [[Herblore]] level to clean them.

==Farming Herbs==

Herbs yield an average of 6.8 leaves per plot with optimum tools.

The following are the results of a master farmer's study planting 728 seeds in 5 herb patches (including the disease-free patch at the [[Troll Stronghold]]) and using [[Supercompost]] and [[Magic Secateurs]]

{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!Yield: !! 0 !! 5 !! 6 !! 7 !! 8 !! 9 !! 10 !! 11 !! 12 !! 13 !! 14 !! >14
|-
!Number of patches:
|style="width:30pt"| 77
|style="width:30pt"| 86
|style="width:30pt"| 120
|style="width:30pt"| 149
|style="width:30pt"| 125
|style="width:30pt"| 66
|style="width:30pt"| 44
|style="width:30pt"| 22
|style="width:30pt"| 19
|style="width:30pt"| 13
|style="width:30pt"| 2
|style="width:30pt"| 5
|}

The average yield, including the dead patches (0 yield), was 6.8 herbs. The average yield of patches that grew to harvest was 8.2 herbs. The minimum and maximum yield of patches that grew to harvest was 5 leaves and 23 leaves, respectively.

In a similar separate study, a level 80 [[Farmer]] planting 100 [[toadflax seed]]s using supercompost and [[magical secateurs]], checking plots every two hours, yielded significantly less "0" outcomes (1.8% vs the above chart's 10.15%) and significantly lower 7+ yields (49.09% vs this chart's astounding 61.37%). However, the overall average yield, the most important number for those that are looking for final output, was exactly the same: 6.8 leaves per plot.

Some explanations for the disparity in the two studies can be that the level needed to plant a seed may affect growth success in the same way players of various cooking levels [[Cooking#Burning|burn]] less of low level fishes than of higher ones. As for the higher fail rate (dead patches) in the above study may be caused by less frequent checks of plots.

Using either study, however, a few tips can be harvested:

*Other RuneScape reference sources (and anecdotal player claims) declare yields as high as 7.5 leaves per plot which, clearly, would be a temporary string of good luck - the chance that a [[crop run]] of five plots yielding even 7 leaves per plot would be 8.7%; and to obtain an average of 7 for the entire above study would be 2.8968E-130% (or a 3 behind a decimal and 129 zeros).

*A fail rate (a dead patch) of 10% or less makes getting a [[Scroll of life]] from [[Daemonheim]] - which recovers 10% of seeds from harvested plants, dead or alive - an excellent insurance for seed investment. (In the toadflax study, exactly 10 seeds were recovered from 100 plantings).

*Death can be prevented by checking every cycle and not planting seeds before a long logout (like overnight), however this is extremely impractical.

*The 6.8 'magic number" is useful for both [[money making]] and calculating [[Herblore]] -

*For example if a player knows that a [[ranarr seed]] sells for 16,400 gp and the [[Clean ranarr|leaves]] sell for 6926 gp, the expected profit would be 6.8 X 6926 - 16,400 = 30,697 gp per seed.

*For Herblore training, if a player, say, needs 50,000 xp to get to the next level, and [[prayer potions]] give 87.5 xp, the player would need 84 ranarr seeds to grow enough to attain the next level and would need to make 84/5 = 17 [[Crop run guide|crop runs]] to accomplish it.

==Herb table==
[[File:Herb patch detail.png|thumb|200px|What herbs look like when grown in a [[Farming patch]]]]
===Normal herbs===
{|class="wikitable" style="width:460px"
!Herb
!Grimy
!Clean
!{{Skill clickpic|Herblore}} Clean XP
!{{Skill clickpic|Herblore}} Level
![[File:Coins 1000.png|link=Coins]] Prices
|-
|[[Clean guam|Guam]]
|[[File:Grimy guam.png|Grimy guam]]
|[[File:Clean guam.png|Clean guam]]
|2.5
|1
|'''Grimy:''' {{GEPrice|Grimy guam|300,000,000}}<br />'''Clean:''' {{GEPrice|Clean guam}}
|-
|[[Clean marrentill|Marrentill]]
|[[File:Grimy marrentill.png|Grimy marrentill]]
|[[File:Clean marrentill.png|Clean marrentill]]
|3.8
|5
|'''Grimy:''' {{GEPrice|Grimy marrentill}}<br />'''Clean:''' {{GEPrice|Clean marrentill}}
|-
|[[Clean tarromin|Tarromin]]
|[[File:Grimy tarromin.png|Grimy tarromin]]
|[[File:Clean tarromin.png|Clean tarromin]]
|5
|11
|'''Grimy:''' {{GEPrice|Grimy tarromin}}<br />'''Clean:''' {{GEPrice|Clean tarromin}}
|-
|[[Clean harralander|Harralander]]
|[[File:Grimy harralander.png|Grimy harralander]]
|[[File:Clean harralander.png|Clean harralander]]
|6.3
|20
|'''Grimy:''' {{GEPrice|Grimy harralander}}<br />'''Clean:''' {{GEPrice|Clean harralander}}
|-
|[[Clean ranarr|Ranarr]]
|[[File:Grimy ranarr.png|Grimy ranarr]]
|[[File:Clean ranarr.png|Clean ranarr]]
|7.5
|25
|'''Grimy:''' {{GEPrice|Grimy ranarr}}<br />'''Clean:''' {{GEPrice|Clean ranarr}}
|-5654
|[[Clean toadflax|Toadflax]]
|[[File:Grimy toadflax.png|Grimy toadflax]]
|[[File:Clean toadflax.png|Clean toadflax]]
|8
|30
|'''Grimy:''' {{GEPrice|Grimy toadflax}}<br />'''Clean:''' {{GEPrice|Clean toadflax}}
|-
|[[Clean spirit weed|Spirit weed]]
|[[File:Grimy spirit weed.png|Grimy spirit weed]]
|[[File:Clean spirit weed.png|Clean spirit weed]]
|7.8
|35
|'''Grimy:''' {{GEPrice|Grimy spirit weed}}<br />'''Clean:''' {{GEPrice|Clean spirit weed}}
|-
|[[Clean irit|Irit]]
|[[File:Grimy irit.png|Grimy irit]]
|[[File:Clean irit.png|Clean irit]]
|8.8
|40
|'''Grimy:''' {{GEPrice|Grimy irit}}<br />'''Clean:''' {{GEPrice|Clean irit}}
|-
|[[Clean wergali|Wergali]]
|[[File:Grimy wergali.png|Grimy wergali]]
|[[File:Clean wergali.png|Clean wergali]]
|9.5
|41
|'''Grimy:''' {{GEPrice|Grimy wergali}}<br />'''Clean:''' {{GEPrice|Clean wergali}}
|-
|[[Clean avantoe|Avantoe]]
|[[File:Grimy avantoe.png|Grimy avantoe]]
|[[File:Clean avantoe.png|Clean avantoe]]
|10
|48
|'''Grimy:''' {{GEPrice|Grimy avantoe}}<br />'''Clean:''' {{GEPrice|Clean avantoe}}
|-
|[[Clean kwuarm|Kwuarm]]
|[[File:Grimy kwuarm.png|Grimy kwuarm]]
|[[File:Clean kwuarm.png|Clean kwuarm]]
|11.3
|54
|'''Grimy:''' {{GEPrice|Grimy kwuarm}}<br />'''Clean:''' {{GEPrice|Clean kwuarm}}
|-
|[[Clean snapdragon|Snapdragon]]
|[[File:Grimy snapdragon.png|Grimy snapdragon]]
|[[File:Clean snapdragon.png|Clean snapdragon]]
|11.8
|59
|'''Grimy:''' {{GEPrice|Grimy snapdragon}}<br />'''Clean:''' {{GEPrice|Clean snapdragon}}
|-
|[[Clean cadantine|Cadantine]]
|[[File:Grimy cadantine.png|Grimy cadantine]]
|[[File:Clean cadantine.png|Clean cadantine]]
|12.5
|65
|'''Grimy:''' {{GEPrice|Grimy cadantine}}<br />'''Clean:''' {{GEPrice|Clean cadantine}}
|-
|[[Clean lantadyme|Lantadyme]]
|[[File:Grimy lantadyme.png|Grimy lantadyme]]
|[[File:Clean lantadyme.png|Clean lantadyme]]
|13.1
|67
|'''Grimy:''' {{GEPrice|Grimy lantadyme}}<br />'''Clean:''' {{GEPrice|Clean lantadyme}}
|-
|[[Clean dwarf weed|Dwarf weed]]
|[[File:Grimy dwarfweed.png|Grimy dwarf weed]]
|[[File:Clean dwarf weed.png|Clean dwarf weed]]
|13.8
|70
|'''Grimy:''' {{GEPrice|Grimy dwarf weed}}<br />'''Clean:''' {{GEPrice|Clean dwarf weed}}
|-
|[[Clean torstol|Torstol]]
|[[File:Grimy torstol.png|Grimy torstol]]
|[[File:Clean torstol.png|Clean torstol]]
|15
|75
|'''Grimy:''' {{GEPrice|Grimy torstol}}<br />'''Clean:''' {{GEPrice|Clean torstol}}
|-
|[[Clean fellstalk|Fellstalk]]
|[[File:Grimy fellstalk.png|Grimy fellstalk]]
|[[File:Clean fellstalk.png|Clean fellstalk]]
|16.8
|91
|'''Grimy:''' {{GEPrice|Grimy fellstalk}}<br />'''Clean:''' {{GEPrice|Clean fellstalk}}
|}

[[Goutweed]] is a rare herb that plays a role in the [[Dream Mentor]] and [[Eadgar's Ruse]] quests. [[Sanfew]] will exchange them for other random herbs at a 1:1 ratio. It requires 29 Farming to plant in a herb patch.

===Jungle Potion herbs===

Some herbs can only be cleaned after a player starts the [[Jungle Potion]] quest. They are not tradeable.

{|class="wikitable"
!Herb
!Grimy
!Clean
!Level
!Clean XP
|-
|[[Clean ardrigal|Ardrigal]]
|[[File:Grimy ardrigal.png]]
|[[File:Clean ardrigal.png]]
|3
|2.5
|-
|[[Clean rogue's purse|Rogue's purse]]
|[[File:Grimy rogue's purse.png]]
|[[File:Clean rogue's purse.png]]
|3
|2.5
|-
|[[Clean sito foil|Sito foil]]
|[[File:Grimy sito foil.png]]
|[[File:Clean sito foil.png]]
|3
|2.5
|-
|[[Clean snake weed|Snake weed]]
|[[File:Grimy snake weed.png]]
|[[File:clean snake weed.png]]
|3
|2.5
|-
|[[Clean volencia moss|Volencia moss]]
|[[File:Grimy volencia moss.png]]
|[[File:Clean volencia moss.png]]
|3
|2.5
|}
===Dungeoneering herbs===
These herbs are only found in [[Dungeonheim|Daemonheim]] while training [[Dungeoneering]]. They are tradeable inside dungeons but cannot be found anywhere outside Daemonheim.

{| class="wikitable"
! scope="col"|Herb
! scope="col"|Grimy
! scope="col"|Clean
! scope="col"|Level
! scope="col"|Clean XP
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|[[Clean sagewort|Sagewort]]
|[[File:Grimy Sagewort.png]]
|[[File:Clean Sagewort.png]]
|3
|2.1
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|[[Clean valerian|Valerian]]
|[[File:Grimy valerian.png]]
|[[File:Clean valerian.png]]
|4
|3.2
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|[[Clean aloe|Aloe]]
|[[File:Grimy aloe.png]]
|[[File:Clean aloe.png]]
|8
|4
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|[[Clean wormwood leaf|Wormwood leaf]]
|[[File:Grimy wormwood leaf.png]]
|[[File:Clean wormwood leaf.png]]
|34
|7.2
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|[[Clean magebane|Magebane]]
|[[File:Grimy magebane.png]]
|[[File:Clean magebane.png]]
|37
|7.7
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|[[Clean featherfoil|Featherfoil]]
|[[File:Grimy Featherfoil.png]]
|[[File:Clean Featherfoil.png]]
|41
|8.6
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|[[Clean winter's grip|Winter's grip]]
|[[File:Grimy winter's grip.png]]
|[[File:Clean winter's grip.png]]
|67
|12.7
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|[[Clean lycopus|Lycopus]]
|[[File:Grimy lycopus.png]]
|[[File:Clean lycopus.png]]
|71
|13.1
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|[[Clean buckthorn|Buckthorn]]
|[[File:Grimy buckthorn.png]]
|[[File:Clean buckthorn.png]]
|74
|13.8
|}
===Herblore Habitat Herbs===
These herbs are only able to be grown at [[Herblore Habitat]]. They are not tradeable.
{|class="wikitable"
! scope="col"|Herb
! scope="col"|Grimy
! scope="col"|Clean
! scope="col"|Level
! scope="col"|Clean XP
|-
|[[Clean erzille|Erzille]]
|[[File:Grimy erzille.png]]
|[[File:Clean erzille.png]]
|54
|10
|-
|[[Clean ugune|Ugune]]
|[[File:Grimy ugune.png]]
|[[File:Clean ugune.png]]
|56
|11.5
|-
|[[Clean argway|Argway]]
|[[File:Grimy argway.png]]
|[[File:Clean argway.png]]
|57
|11.6
|-
|[[Clean shengo|Shengo]]
|[[File:Grimy shengo.png]]
|[[File:Clean shengo.png]]
|58
|11.7
|-
|[[Clean samaden|Samaden]]
|[[File:Grimy samaden.png]]
|[[File:Clean samaden.png]]
|59
|11.7
|}

==Obtaining herbs==

Players can obtain grimy herbs via several methods, perhaps most notably by growing seeds via the [[Farming]] skill and as drops from monsters. They may also receive herbs from the [[Sorceress's Garden]] [[activity]], from their kingdom on [[Miscellania]] and [[Etceteria]], from the [[sinister chest]], or as a reward from the [[Pest Control]] and [[Temple Trekking]] [[minigames]].

===As drops===

Grimy herbs are available as drops from various monsters, including very low-level opponents such as [[Man|men]] in [[Lumbridge]]. Some monsters drop more herbs than others. No monsters except the [[Tree spirit]] and [[Prison Pete]] [[random event]]s will drop toadflax, snapdragon or torstol; these herbs are obtained from either the [[Brimhaven agility arena]] (toadflax and snapdragon), or the herb chest in the [[Yanille]] [[Agility dungeon]]. Looting a [[nature impling jar]] may give the player a [[clean snapdragon]]. Using a [[macaw]] familiar will significantly improve the quality of herb drops from monsters.

*[[Man|Men]] and [[Woman|women]] drop a surprising variety of herbs including high level herbs. They are only level 2 and are found all over [[Gielinor]].
*[[Outlaws]] in the Bandit Camp next to the [[Grand Exchange]] always drop bones and usually drop [[rope]] or one of the cheaper herbs. This is a good moneymaker for people with somewhat high combat (40-70).
*[[Chaos druid]]s are only level 13, and drop a lot of herbs. Players can find them in the [[Taverley Dungeon]], [[Edgeville Dungeon]], in a tower north of [[East Ardougne]], one of the [[Edgeville Dungeon resource dungeon|resource dungeons]] in Edgeville Dungeon, and in the [[Yanille Dungeon]].
*[[Cave crawler]]s are [[Slayer]] monsters that drop both herbs and ingredients. They are '''very''' poisonous, however, so an antipoison is advised.
*[[Aberrant spectre]]s are [[Slayer]] monsters that drop large numbers of herbs. They can be found in [[Morytania Slayer Tower]] and also in [[Pollnivneach]] [[Desert Slayer Dungeon|slayer dungeon]]. Level 60 [[Slayer]] and a [[Nose peg]] or a [[Slayer helmet]] are required.
*[[Chaos Druid Warrior]]s in the [[Yanille]] [[Agility dungeon]] drop a wide variety of second ingredients as well as herbs. However, being stronger than ordinary chaos druids, they take longer to kill, which makes them slower for herb gathering.
*[[Basilisk]]s are [[Slayer]] monsters which drop herbs very often. They have a combat level of 61 and are located in the [[Fremennik Slayer Dungeon]]. A [[mirror shield]] and a [[Slayer]] level of 40 are required to kill them. As with chaos druid warriors, while their drop rate is good, their higher combat makes them take longer to kill than other herb droppers.
*[[Flesh Crawler]]s in the level 2 [[Stronghold of Security]] drop herbs frequently, are aggressive to all levels, and can be slain relatively quickly, which makes them ideal for gathering herbs. They hit relatively low for their level, but their attacks are fast, and can be very accurate. In addition, they are frequently crowded on most worlds.
*[[Banshee]]s in the [[Slayer Tower]] drop fewer herbs than chaos druids, but also drop large quantities of noted [[pure essence]]. Level 15 slayer and [[earmuffs]] or a [[Slayer helmet]] are required.

===From the sinister chest===

Players can also kill [[Salarin the Twisted]] for the [[Sinister Key]], which opens the [[sinister chest]]. Players will receive two [[Grimy harralander|harralanders]], three [[Grimy ranarr weed|ranarr weeds]], one [[grimy irit|irit leaf]], one [[Grimy kwuarm|kwuarm]], and one [[grimy torstol|torstol]]. Both [[Salarin the Twisted]] and the [[Sinister chest]] are found in the [[Yanille]] [[Agility dungeon]], and players need an [[Agility]] level of 67 to reach him. He and the [[Magpie Impling]] are currently the only [[non-player character]]s that drop the [[Sinister Key]].

Salarin the Twisted can only be injured by one of the four elemental strike spells: [[Wind Strike]], [[Water Strike]], [[Earth Strike]], or [[Fire Strike]]. [[Chaos druid]]s and [[Chaos Druid Warrior]]s are also found in this area.

===Via Farming===

Players can also grow their own herbs from seeds via the [[Farming]] skill. They need to obtain the correct seeds for the type of herb they wish to grow, and plant them in a herb patch. At high [[Farming]] levels this can be a very effective method of obtaining experience in both the [[Herblore]] and [[Farming]] skills.

The herb patch used during [[My Arm's Big Adventure]] can be useful, as herbs grown in it cannot become [[Disease (Farming)|diseased]].

===From the Miscellania kingdom===

Players who have completed the [[Throne of Miscellania]] quest can receive grimy herbs from [[Miscellania]] (see [[Managing Miscellania]]). Players pay an average of 800 coins per herb collected using this method, and receive up to 80 grimy herbs per day, all tarromin or above, if they have enough money in the coffers and have herb-gathering set to maximum.

===From Sorceress's Garden===

Player can obtain herbs from the [[Sorceress's Garden]] activity, in which players work their way through a maze to reach a herb patch. Having reached the end, players can pick two random herbs before being teleported back to the beginning of the maze. This takes approximately 50 seconds. It was often crowded when bots were around because of the easy access and high profit of this activity.

The lowest garden (Winter) can only yield herbs up to harralanders. The highest garden (Summer) can yield all herbs given normally as a drop besides Snapdragon and Torstol.

==Trivia==
*When farming herbs, although you require a spade to harvest herbs, the spade is not actually used at all in the animation.
*Because of the large number of bots in the [[Edgeville Dungeon resource dungeon]], the price of most herbs has dropped drastically. Suprisingly the prices dropped even more after "bot nuking day", specifically [[ranarr]] and [[irit]] which respawn in the resource dungeon. This has made the selling of herbs a less popular way to make gold.
*The names of Herblore Habitat herbs seem to be influenced by named of voodoo gods like [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shango Shango] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogoun Ogoun].

{{herb}}

{{wpalso}}

== See also ==
*[[Grand Exchange Market Watch/Herblore|Grand Exchange Market Watch]]
[[nl:Herb]]
[[fi:Herb]]
[[Category:Herblore]]
[[Category:Herbs|*]]