(Rhode's) Blessing

Basic Information

Anatomy

Blessing is a microgreen plant, meaning that while it can grow to be huge in its fully mature state, it is often pruned and consumed while it is still small and young. Like all microgreens, everything about the anatomy of Blessing is on a small scale, with longer stems, shorter roots, and small round leaves.

Genetics and Reproduction

When fully matured, Blessing will develop flowers and extra roots which can only be used for reproduction and nothing else. Manual pollination is required with domesticated species, it takes a week to two weeks for new plants to sprout.

Ecology and Habitats

Blessing thrives in warm and humid environments, they wither and die in extremely cold and dry climates. They will rapidly spread and grow when in a thriving area if not contained, serves as a perfect nest in the wild for small insects and animals.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Blessing photosynthesizes like any good-natured flora, it also feeds off of natural fertilizers like manure and food scrappings. The species also stores excess energy in its roots for future/emergency use.

Additional Information

Uses, Products & Exploitation

Blessing is used as an at-home remedy for most minor illnesses, to relieve aches and migraines, as well as sore muscles, and to dispell magic incidents/traps/ailness.

Lifespan

Three months

Average Height

Six inches