Duskdream
Ferra lucidum
Silentaceae (the Silence family)
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Description
A succulent storing water in thick, fleshy leaves. Leaves are translucent and veined with gold, visible when backlit.
Orchid-like blooms with intricate markings that guide pollinators, colored moss green. Blooms during the new moon.
Habitat
Found in ancient forests where the canopy blocks all but dappled light.
Traditional Uses
Poultices of crushed leaves applied to ease minor aches.
Folklore
Associated with poets and those who work with words.
Similar Species
Resembles Mistgrass.
Conservation
Thriving in disturbed habitats created by human activity.
Field Notes
May be overlooked due to its unassuming appearance.