Clover

• Type: Magical Plant, Wand Wood, Potion Ingredient
• Primary Use: Wandmaking (Pottermore)
• Properties: Associated with luck, prosperity, and protection (Pottermore)

Clover is a common plant in the Muggle world, known for its small, trifoliate leaves. The discovery of a four-leaf clover is traditionally considered a sign of good luck. While not described in detail within the original novels, its magical properties are elaborated upon in supplementary materials. Wand Wood:

• According to notes by the famed wandmaker Garrick Ollivander, wands made of clover wood bring their owners good fortune. A four-leaf clover is said to be embedded in the wand. (Pottermore)
• These wands are said to be consistently lucky and prosperous, and are best suited to owners who are themselves generous and kind-natured. (Pottermore)
• Clover wood also possesses protective qualities, making wands crafted from it strong in defence. (Pottermore)

Potion Ingredient:

• Clover is an ingredient in the Wiggenweld Potion, a healing potion that can awaken a person from a magically-induced sleep. (Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (video game))

The clover plant is not mentioned in the original seven Harry Potter novels. Its significance in the wizarding world is primarily derived from supplementary materials that expand upon the lore of wandmaking and Potions. Its association with luck aligns with common Muggle folklore.

• All known information regarding clover as a wand wood was written by J.K. Rowling and published on the Pottermore website. This information expands the universe's wandlore beyond what is detailed in the books.
• The plant's use as a potion ingredient is exclusive to certain video game adaptations, such as its inclusion in the Wiggenweld Potion recipe in the game version of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.