Crystal Chalice

These plants are found throughout the continents of Calavier and Palachia. They are typically found in swamps and marshlands and demand particularly clean water. These flora may vary anywhere from one to even three to four metres in height. The plant consists of a large rhizome located beneath the ground. A thick stem interposed with multiple nodes gives rise to elongate strap-like leaves which taper towards the terminus of the leaf. The truly unique part of this plant is in fact the blooms which form large translucent, chalice shaped inflorescences . It is for this reason that the plant is known as a crystal chalice. The blooms appear to absorb water and when the plant is fully saturated the inflorescences will take on a glass-like appearance. These plants may clump forming swathes of crystalline blooms.
Category:Flora