Weeds: Done. Ideas: Attained. The "great" outdoors will be much better once it's inside. But enough complaints, here's what I've come up with this time.

Crystal Lily

The crystal lily grows along the Jewel River. It grows in abundance around entrances into the Underwater Crystal Caves. Crystal lilies are small lily pads that seem to be made of an organic crystal. Valued not only for their natural beauty, some humans have discovered the unusual property the lily holds; it is able to act as a shield against the magic used by Crystal Dragons. Anyone holding a crystal lily will not be encased in crystal when attacked by a crystal dragon. Botanists are looking for other special effects that the lily may hold. One thing they have noticed so far is that the lily will vibrate when near a Crystal Mermaid.

Panyuu Tree

This rare tree grows in secluded areas around the lake of illusions, in some places in the Fairy Kingdom, and in a few other heavily magic rich areas of Felarya. On second thought, maybe they aren't that rare. The reason for the name is that the tree has a constant illusion cast upon it. The illusion varies from tree to tree, sometimes making the tree invisible, sometimes looking like a bush, and there was even an instance of a panyuu tree disguised as a sleeping dryad. The reason for this protection is simple, the panyuu tree grows the panyuu fruit, a fruit that temporarily grants it's eater great skill in illusion magic. The effect lasts for a single month. However, the panyuu only produces fruit once a year, making it the third most expensive fruit in Felarya.

Money Tree

Yes, as evident by its name, this is the fabled money tree! Despite the parent's who told their children that money doesn't grow on trees, explorers have recently found a tree that does just that in Bulvon Wood. The money tree looks like a normal tree, except the leaves are like dollar bills. Unfortunately, the bills found on this particular are only used for currency on a small backwater planet called Earth in a dimension of no other real significance. Despite this setback, many explorers are hoping to find other breeds of money tree with a more common type of currency. This has meant a large influx of explorers in Felarya. Whether more of this unusual tree shows up has yet to be seen.

These are original ideas

I loved the crystal lily ^^ A crystal plant can be very interesting design-wise I think

Thank you, thank you.

Crystal lilies are seen as lucky charms by many adventurers, especially ones who sail down the Jewel River. The plants are very fragile and brittle, and break very easily making them useless for any utilitarian uses. Scientists have recently discovered that a crystal mermaid's voice causes the plant to shatter! But where each shard falls, a new crystal lily grows. They deduced that this is why they tend to grow around the crystal caves.

The money tree idea is just a funny idea I had. It may be more of a rumor though, as taverns across Felarya are buzzing with the news. Grib in Negav swears up and down he saw a money tree dryad in the swamps.

Having to brave Felarya for any reason, including looking for the money tree and probably being eaten for your trouble, counts as honest work in my book. It’s like saying dungeon diving isn’t honest because it’s stealing.

But the major flaw in the money tree (or money dryad) is that any money taken from it would likely be counted as counterfeit anyway. So the easiest way to get rich is still looting temples, or mining ascarlin.

Alright! This brings the number of plants to twenty, thirty two if you count the carnivorous ones.
And the number of fauna... ninety two?! What the?
Awww... Looks like we still need a lot more plants. ^^;

Tastismus:

This plant grows exclusively in areas were fairies are abundant, such as the Fairy Kingdom, or the Fairy Pond. The plant is also called trumpet plant, it looks like a huge, spherical bulb with a tiny blow hole. The bulb is producing a magical powder that, when spread on someone or something, highly heitens its taste. There are many varieties of these plants, each for a different taste. There are some for sweet taste, sour taste, spicy taste and much more. The plants are pretty fickle, and tends blows its content from the lightest shock. Some people got blown right in their face; when that happens, the plant makes a trumpet like noise for some reason. They produce powder very quickly, and some fairies even harvest it to enhance their favorite taste on their preys. Some people tries to obtain it to make emergency food more tasty, but it's very difficult. Even if you were to dodge all the fairies, they are the only ones who knows which taste the powder is as the plants all look the same. It's great for people who got a weakened sense of taste.

Fire Lily

this plant is a exspecialy rare flower.It grows near the entrace of the Great Cave.When held the flower will amit a red glow right before the user is envalipte in a blue flame.These plants number are numbering in the 100's because of it being a hot accesarie in Felarya


(srry for being so short.i wrote this on my Nintedo Wii)

Nice ideas ^_^

I especially liked the tastimus. The idea is original, well described and makes lot of sense in Felarya

Righto! Through sheer concentration, I came up with plant ideas while not doing yard work! Yes!

Fairy Trap
A small, harmless looking plant. It releases a scent like a human from it's bell shaped flowers. When wind blows over the plant, the sound also mimics the voice of a shrunken human calling for help. When an investigating fairy comes by, the plant strikes! The flower snaps shut around the fairy and drains the fairy's magic power. Then it sets to work slowly digesting the poor fairy. Fairy hunters have begun using this plant to great effect.

Bowl Flower
A large bowl shaped flower that collects rain water. It has a curious effect of chilling and purifying any water that collects within it. Thirsty travelers can always find clean water in this plant. In fact, some explorers pour water into the flower to purify it, and refridgerate it. For this reason, the nickname for this plant is the ‘Jungle Fridge.’

Elori
Another flower, this rare bright red plant is harvested whenever found for it's potent effect. Whoever drinks the necter of the elori will find that not only is it delicious, but magic effects are doubled upon them for several days. This comes in handy for magical healers, who use it to reduce the amount of time it takes for their patients to get better. It can also be used by combat mages to secretly feed their opponents so that they may more easily win, or on themselves to bolster their magical protections. In fact, this plant was used to great effect by fairies during several of their wars with the many insects that sometimes try encroach on their territory. Use of elori nector is the one of the few ways that creatures on whom magic normaly has no effect can be effected. Even still, magic only works half as well on them when compared to an average species.

Gripper Vine
An odd plant made entirely of moving vines. Whenever a creature passes by, the vines will attempt to grab and pull them closer. While several plants do this, what makes the gripper different is that it doesn't digest it's victims. In fact, it's not carniverous at all. It just holds it's prey close and doesn't let go. The only way to get out of it's grip, other than if you happen to have superhuman strength, is to water it. When watered, the whole plant goes limp, letting all who have been captured go free. Of course, if a traveler doesn't have any water, or doesn't think to water the vines, they'll be stuck until the inevitable predator comes by.

Wow. I thought of lot this time. ^^

Ohh I really loved the bowl flower idea

I added some of them

Well I really like the new name you gave it. Cool Oxalis fits it much better.
But following the same vein as the that plant, here is a essential plant for the foraging explorer on the go.

Stam root

A common and easy to harvest white root that is found almost anywhere plants grow in Felarya. Ewsy to find due to it's unique pale pink leaves that grow up from the ground, the roots can be eaten raw for a mildly palatable meal. Stam roots fill it's consumer with seemingly boundless energy, and are very helpful for tired, hungry travelers. Beware, as the pink leaves are slightly poisonous, and taste horrible too.