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Nothing that I could find in canon/JKR info.

However, one would imagine if there were properties, Professor Slughorn would have tried to obtain them in HBP, which we don't see happening - if so, Dumbledore or Harry (under Felicis) would have used them as bait.

Out of universe:

As described by ancient Roman writer Lucan, phoenix ashes are a crucial ingredient in a mythological resurrection potion (src: "Kronzck, Allan Zola and Elizabeth Kronzck. The Sorcerer's Companion: A Guide to the Magical World of Harry Potter". 2nd ed. Broadway Books: New York, 2004, p209).

Nothing that I could find in canon/JKR info.

However, one would imagine if there were properties, Professor Slughorn would have tried to obtain them in HBP.

Out of universe:

As described by ancient Roman writer Lucan, phoenix ashes are a crucial ingredient in a mythological resurrection potion (src: "Kronzck, Allan Zola and Elizabeth Kronzck. The Sorcerer's Companion: A Guide to the Magical World of Harry Potter". 2nd ed. Broadway Books: New York, 2004, p209).

Nothing that I could find in canon/JKR info.

However, one would imagine if there were properties, Professor Slughorn would have tried to obtain them in HBP, which we don't see happening - if so, Dumbledore or Harry (under Felicis) would have used them as bait.

Out of universe:

As described by ancient Roman writer Lucan, phoenix ashes are a crucial ingredient in a mythological resurrection potion (src: "Kronzck, Allan Zola and Elizabeth Kronzck. The Sorcerer's Companion: A Guide to the Magical World of Harry Potter". 2nd ed. Broadway Books: New York, 2004, p209).

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DVK-on-Ahch-To
  • 344.1k
  • 162
  • 1.5k
  • 2.1k

Nothing that I could find in canon/JKR info.

However, one would imagine if there were properties, Professor Slughorn would have tried to obtain them in HBP.

Out of universe:

As described by ancient Roman writer Lucan, phoenix ashes are a crucial ingredient in a mythological resurrection potion (src: "Kronzck, Allan Zola and Elizabeth Kronzck. The Sorcerer's Companion: A Guide to the Magical World of Harry Potter". 2nd ed. Broadway Books: New York, 2004, p209).