Fantasy plants in an imaginary world
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Info: The N.C Flower (a.k.a New Corpse Flower) is a 1 meter tall plant predator with a poisonous flower on the top which creates an incredible alluring smell that attracts animals of all kinds and in some cases, humans. The vines you see displayed in the drawing are used to catch their prey after luring them in a radius about 10 meters at least so the vines can reach them. The feather looking leaves help fan out the smell so animals and humans can smell the sweet scent. The scent is reported to smell like a persons favorite food, drink, favorite anything, and even the smell of Childhood Memories.
The Twin Snakes Hibiscus:
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Info: The Twin Snake's Hibiscus is tall plant that grows up as tall as 2 meters minimum. The petals with small holes on them have a sticky substance coated all over it and can trap flies and animals. The sticky substance is coercive and will slowly burn through anything in about an 1 hour. The flower closes up once catching it's prey and waits for it to melt down so it can eat it and continue to lure prey over. The gem on the top lures birds, flies, and animals of all kinds to get onto the flower, the shell, leaves, and vines are protecting the gem in case anything actually manages to steal it, thats also why there are two vines down on the stem of the plant circling around and around, producing a dance named "Gem's Desire". Those two vines on the stem produce flowers around the stem and will catch every animal, bird, or fly and stick it onto the coercive substance, the vines also keeps the hibiscus healthy with good care and is why the hibiscus is named "The Twin Snake's Hibiscus".
