Post by jiminiminy on May 2, 2008 7:43:45 GMT -5
Plant Name: Yumair Tree
Plant Type{Tree, bush, vine, grass, etc?}: A Palm Tree.
Reproductive Method{seeds, budding, etc}: One budding that releases about a hundred seeds. The seeds are about the size of a grain of sand.
Growth Rate:
5 Years - Sprout
15 Years - The stem hardens into wood.
30 Years - The plant's massive petals begin to colour red, orange, and yellow.
50 Years - The plant opens up its petals, and now looks like a giant flower, releasing about a hundred seeds into the air. About three days after this, the plant withers up and dies.
Other Information: This plant is an anomoly, how it survives in its habitat is completely a mystery, though it is often credited to extremely deep roots. When in bloom, a very rare sight, the Yumair is said to be among the most beautiful sights that a pokemon can see. Before blooming, the plant looks like a colourful rose, but with a wooden trunk.
Habitat of plant: The Desert
How common is this plant?: Very, very rare. Is likley less than a few dozen left, though this plant is very prone to random fluxuations, and this may be nothing more than a low point.
Plant Type{Tree, bush, vine, grass, etc?}: A Palm Tree.
Reproductive Method{seeds, budding, etc}: One budding that releases about a hundred seeds. The seeds are about the size of a grain of sand.
Growth Rate:
5 Years - Sprout
15 Years - The stem hardens into wood.
30 Years - The plant's massive petals begin to colour red, orange, and yellow.
50 Years - The plant opens up its petals, and now looks like a giant flower, releasing about a hundred seeds into the air. About three days after this, the plant withers up and dies.
Other Information: This plant is an anomoly, how it survives in its habitat is completely a mystery, though it is often credited to extremely deep roots. When in bloom, a very rare sight, the Yumair is said to be among the most beautiful sights that a pokemon can see. Before blooming, the plant looks like a colourful rose, but with a wooden trunk.
Habitat of plant: The Desert
How common is this plant?: Very, very rare. Is likley less than a few dozen left, though this plant is very prone to random fluxuations, and this may be nothing more than a low point.
