Phoenixeye
Solaa votum
Mythicaceae (the Myth family)
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Description
A deciduous herb dying back to rootstock each winter. Leaves are silvery-green, orbicular, with a waxy coating that reflects moonlight.
Flowers have six tepals and emit a faint bioluminescent glow, colored storm grey. Blooms when specific stars align.
Habitat
Found in ancient forests where the canopy blocks all but dappled light.
Traditional Uses
Traditionally used as a sleep aid, with dried leaves placed under pillows.
Folklore
Believed to mark the boundaries between the seen and unseen worlds.
Similar Species
Distinguished from Wolfspark.
Conservation
Possibly extinct in the wild - surviving only in botanical gardens.
Field Notes
Look for characteristic growth pattern on north-facing surfaces.