Appearance: a silver-leafed stenoraria
Dropped: A delicate, silver-leafed stenoraria floats on the water here, leaves unfurled and drinking in the light.
Examined: Multilayered and many-leafed, this stenoraria floats serenely on the surface of the water, drinking in sunlight and water. A base of dark green leaves sits flush against the water, the tops smooth and silky while the underside is a mass of bumpy veins that give the plant the needed structure to keep it floating on the water. In the center of the mass of dark green leaves is a silver-leafed flower, with layers and layers of petals leading to a protected center. The leaves change in hue from light silver to dark silver as they move inwards until the leaves protecting the very center are an almost midnight blue color. As it turns to night, the tightly cloistered center unfurls, revealing the bio-luminescent stamen or pistil of the flower, the delicately glowing bloom attracting nighttime pollinators.