Many Plants are mentioned inside the Mystery Series. Bellow is a list of all plants mentioned in game.
List
Image | Name | Summary |
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Aruenaristy | Related with romantic love, this flower is used as a consumable item as well. | |
Berry Bush | Berry bushes that grow within the North Forest. They grow red berries that only wild boars can eat. | |
Calem | A small blue flower, often found in valleys, that grows in vast numbers. | |
Cannibal Grass | A man-eating grass noted in Alfonse's book. | |
Crystal Flower | This flower has petals that look like crystals. Said to grow by water. | |
Devil's Whisper |
It has the power to permanently manipulate someone to bend to your will. | |
Dozeweed | A plant native to Gedonelune that can be used to make a mild hypnosis potion that helps the drinker sleep.[1] | |
Dulekiss | A small pink flower. Skwurls love them. | |
Fairy Flower | A Fairy Flower holds the life and power of a fairy. It can also grant a wish. | |
Felix Flower | Felix Flowers protects from dark magic. The Felix Flower usually grows in gutters or the gaps between bricks. As this flower is also known to bring "good luck," it became an endangered species.[2]
In Be My Personal Assistant this flower was used as a headband avatar item. | |
Footsteps of the Dead | Footsteps of the Dead are small black flowers that give off a black light when picked up. There was a legend that these flowers grew where the dead had walked. | |
Honey Flower | Honey Flowers are tiny yellow flowers that have honey in them. Friarbirds like to gather the honey from them. | |
Laughing Shroom | A small mushroom which causes the person who eats it to laugh for several minutes.[3] | |
Lemuarbol | Also known as a goblin tree.[4] | |
Magical Tree | A tall tree hidden in the middle of the East Forest, said to be the very first plant in all of Gedonelune. It holds great magical power within its core.[5] | |
Mirror Grass | Used for medical purpose, it was noted in Alfonse's book. Furthermore, this plant can be used to temporarily freeze Guardians.[6][7] Can also be used to temporarily repel spells. | |
Moonlight Grass | A type of magical herb only found in Gedonelune that grows by moonlight. It grows slender yellow flowers, and leaves like bamboo - long and stout. It is primarily used to counteract poison, but also works well on burns. If you boil and drink it, it has a calming effect. Combined with lavender, this effect is amplified.[8] | |
Morning Dew Weed | An herb extremely effective at lowering fevers. | |
Orsk Flower | The Orsk Flower is a light purple flower. Its leaves are like bamboo grass, sticking straight out. The stem is thin and long and gives off a sweet fragrance. It can be used to briefly grant far-seeing vision by collecting the dew from the flower into a bottle. | |
Red Drunkard | Those sensitive to magic feel slightly drunk because of this plant scent. For its magical properties, this red flower can be used as a soft drink.[4] | |
Sheep Blossom | It has cotton pods, the pollen from it has the power to put people to sleep. Once someone sniffs the pollen, they will be fast asleep in a matter of seconds. | |
Shuka | A flower with deep, vivid scarlet color.[9] | |
Snow Flower | It shoots its petals into the air before winter comes and it looks pretty like snow, it was noted in Alfonse's book. | |
Snow grass herb. | Used for medicinal purpose, it was noted in Alfonse's book.[4] | |
Snow Apple tree | A tree that grows snow apples. Snow apples are pure white and have a crisp outer flesh. | |
Snowfell Flower | This flower is said to grow in Graceus and it symbolizes death. Snow falls around this flower only. If you have a bouquet of those flowers, you often place it onto a dead person's chest. If you try to take one of these flowers into a house when no one is dead, it can bring death upon a person living there. | |
Solnox | From the outside of Gedonelune Kingdom represents light and darkness, or daytime and nighttime.[10] | |
Sumor Lunam | A glowing flower that only blooms at night. It's generally used as a dye that only glows in reaction to a person's specified magical power.[11] | |
Stardust Grass | At night, this plant shines like the stars. It was noted in Alfonse's book. | |
Tentacle Dragon | Is a plant whose stem and flowers resemble a dragon. From one root extends eight stems, each stem the shape of a tentacle. It's extremely rare and hard to find. It was noted in Alfonse's book. | |
Tree of Arcanum | The Trees of Arcanum, or Divine Trees, had been in Gedonelune lands even before the first king arrived. Its woods are used as material to create wands, magical tools and notes. The spirits dwell within the papers made from Arcanum, and they can be infused with magic to attain the ability to speak. However, the number of trees are descending every year, that is the reason the academy raises the trees in the greenhouse.[10] | |
Unnamed Carnivorous White Flower | This little white flower has a sweet scent to drawn in its prey, then, its vines with sharp thorns pickle its target to poison paralyzing it. The poison isn't that strong but it can swell if not removed fast. This magical flower is rare, scarce and valuable, only blooming once a year.[12] | |
Unnamed man eating Flower | This flower has long tendrils and vines. | |
Vampire Rose | This rose makes you act like a vampire for a while. | |
Volans-grass | Grows all over the place in the northern lands of Gedonelune. It soars into the air and flies around when its flower blossoms. Can be used for floating magic dishes. | |
Yukihana | A seasonal flower from Hinomoto, with heart shaped, faintly pink, petals. Yukihana grows on threes and only bloom once a year, staying in bloom for a week.[9] |
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Trivia
- In Klaus' main route Day 6, he drinks Assam tea, thus meaning that Camellia sinensis trees could exist in the Wizardess Heart world.
- Mel, Joel and Alfonse share similar hobby of collecting plants.[13][14]
- It's mentioned in many stories that there is an encyclopedia in Gedonelune about plants and flowers.[12]
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