you collect all the yarrow flowers from Fort Joy to make a bunch of these potions just to prepare for the Sallow man fight in act 3

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hax

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I just tested it with as many status effects as I could easily get on one of my guys.
It can cure:
Cursed
Poisoned
Burning
Necrofire
Bleeding
Acid
Suffocating
Decaying (but not before decaying turns the healing into physical damage)
Diseased
Infected (The status effect initially inflicted by Infect)
Chilled
Drunk
Slowed
Crippled

It does not cure:
Blinded
Mute
Atrophy
Shocked
Entangled
Enwebbed
Ruptured Tendons
Shackles of Pain

Anything I didn't list I didn't test, but I would not expect it to cure most remaining status effects. It may or may not cure mental effects, but I don't have a reliable way to test those.

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Just wanted to confirm most of the "report" in the description: in Definitive edition with no gift bags/mods, I just tested it curing Necrofire, Poisoned, Bleeding, Acid, Suffocating, Decaying, and Chilled.

And test did not cure Blind, Shocked.

(didn't test Diseased, Cursed, Slowed yet)

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Not a ghoul or a silent monk, but Migo. Don't give him the flower, give him a fireball and loot his ashy corpse. His ring and armor are very good early-game items.

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Beware: If you are already decaying, you will be 'healed' (in this case 'damaged' before the debuff is removed.

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but you should save some for a Quest that a ghoul gives you.Forget were, but if you come back later the ghoul is with a girl and the girl will give you a reward.

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There are a good few yarrow flowers around Fort Joy, so this can be seriously taken advantage of in the tough early stages of tactician/honor mode.

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