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ividual wheel of fortune exists in four stages of its life at the same time: sprouting, flowering, fruiting and decaying. It's life extends itself in space rather than time. The survival of the... ant is important, hence each vine spirals back to its beginning, using it's decaying ends to feed the s... the leaf connecting to the circular vine through its tips. The plant is not attached to the ground, bu
ded with tall ribbed pillars in pale-grey colour. Its thin branches grow from the ribs outwards, in a ... s, with each pair of leaves turning 90 degrees to its predecessor. Even though such symmetry should make the tree completely static, its bark and bones are so lightweight that any disturbance can tip its balance. The tree structure is robust and flexibl
plant matures. In contrast to the glowing stems, its many branches are dull grey and very gnarly, cove... twards, tangling and twining one over another, so its growth is slow and dense, and the shape of both t... ature plant look crooked, old and frail. The more its stems glow, the more inward the branches grow, fe... han the sun. The shrub flowers only at the end of its life-cycle, always at twilight. The flowers start
extended period of time. Strength spends most of its life underground, developing its thick and deep root systems. Once it emerges above ground, strength g... times larger than an industrial factory complex. Its roots partially lift the foundations of the buildings and its leathery kelp-like fronds pry open roofs and grow
a new planet and hang upside-down above it, with its thin fossil-stem pointing towards the sky, ending... rming an otherworldly body of water, glowing from its depths. Occasionally the pod drops a seed into th... e flower sucks the life-juice out of the eggs and its thin outer petals harden to become claws, allowin... moon-flower dies as soon as the sun's rays touch its skin. Its otherwise pale-white flesh turns blood
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The Hierophant is a robust, tall canopy tree. Its trunk is wide and stable, made out of many smalle... the plant stores an alcoholic brew, procured from its underground tuberous symbiont. The bark surroundi... and cracked, revealing soft, feathery brushes on its inner edge. The brushes are used to cleanse the b... tree experiences from the alcohol gushing through its trunk makes the tree sway lightly and the leaves
g on the edge between land and water. If it finds itself on dry land, the tree produces hard-shelled vases - its hollow fruits filled with green, luminescent liqu... amp. The tree can absorb the liquid again through its roots and be fully self-sustaining. When more tha... her by mixing their liquids. Temperance stands on its mesh-like roots as a delicate dancer. On the top
als, preferably protected by high stone walls, in its own secret garden. Once protected, the sun opens its many-layered petals and radiates heat and light, ... wer is open only during daylight, retreating into its stem during night. The plant lives about 1/2 huma... tumn, after which it dies and becomes compost for its children.
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When the fool makes such mistake, it camouflages itself so no one can spot it. Other times, it convinc... es it grow dog-head shaped flowers. When the Fool itself blooms, the reddish-blue flowers are shaped li... s sound of the flute. The vine can play the fruit itself, so when it is in a particularly good mood, it
all droplets slowly spiralling to the centre from its fringed edges. Under the leaf all the way down to... the dew. Using the liquid the plant can fertilise itself, after which it sprouts two long-stems with a ... ols of water, from which it absorbs water through its long hair-like roots. If the roots are touched, t
man is a tiny epiphyte, a vegetal homonculus with its roots in the air and its crown hanging upside-down. Its many fine roots grow clumped into two leg-like appendages, with some of
nyone who dares come too close to it. On hot days its leaves burst into flame, and the plant sucks the heat downwards to its roots, to make them swell, harden and expand. The
