Boa plant

The boa-plant (Lihumtentorp lihumtentorp) is a species of plant that thrives on the branches of trees and ties around them like a boa constrictor, which gives them their name the boa plant. The plant is native to temperate locations with precipitation and an abundance of large hardwood trees making them a common (and sometimes weedy) plant in the Isle of Chark, Windsure, and the Borogoves. 
== Appearance ==
The plant has a texture similar to moss and is lime-green in color as well as living very similarly to moss. The plant grows from near the trunk of a tree where its roots slowly climb up the bark of the tree onto a branch where the roots become physically shown and the plant's leaves (resembling moss) begins to grow and wraps around the bark of the tree. In February to March, the plant begins flowering with large magenta hand-sized flowers resembling anemones.
Category:Plants
Category:Flora of NW Parania
Category:Flora of C Parania
Category:Flora of N Parania
Category:Flora of NE Parania