Naheila: Salpicaflor

Prompt        Houseplant
Species/Race Name        Salpicaflor (Bukkake Flower)

Anatomy/Biology
Types: are there different types/subspecies? (Optional)
Description: For the first few years of their life, they will only appear as a flower (Usually a vibrant red). As the years go by, they will develop a humanoid body through their roots. Roots tend to be dark brown in color, but may vary.
Diet: Water, nutrients from ground, bodily fluids

Female?
Average height: 1.75 m
Average weight: 40-50 kgs
Average build: Depends on location
Average lifespan: 20-40 years
Extra: Their appearances will vary according to the amounts of water and sexual fluids they absorb. Common patterns include:
Low water intake/Low sexual fluid intake = Child like appearance (Assuming it survives)
Low WI/High SFI = Shortstacked. Voluptuous appearance, but retains the diminuitive height.
High WI/Low SFI = Flat. The roots grow long, causing the body to appear tall and lanky.
High WI/High SFI = Thicc. Voluptuous and height combined gives it the ideal birthing body... if it could give birth.
Overloaded WI = Twig. The body grows to become incredibly tall. May be confused with an odd looking tree if she is to step out of the dirt.
Overloaded SFI = Fat. In order to maintain all the acquired nutrients, the root begins to grow in girth.
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Traditions: The Salpicaflor flower is a flower that generally only resides in areas that experience all four seasons. It is a type of flower that, unlike most flowers, only blooms at the beginning of the fall season. For the first few years of its life, whenever it bloom it will release pollen to be taken by the fall winds. The pollen is unfertilized, and is said to smell similar to sweat.

If the pollen is taken in small quantities, it can cause animals to go into heat, making them search for a method to relieve themselves. But if it is taken in sufficiently large quantities (and by a creature of intelligence), the affected will end up in a hypnotic trance. They will seek out the source of the pollen by following the flow of the wind and increases in the concentration of pollen they take in.

If they do manage to find the source, the following actions they take will depend on who/what else has arrived. If there is a compatible species/creature available, they will initiate intercourse within the vicinity of the flower, repeatedly. If there isn't, they will masturbate onto/near the flower.

As the flower soaks up the sexual fluids of those present, it will grow in size accordingly. Once it has matured (3-5 years), it will take on a more active role the following fall.

When fall arrives and the flower blooms, the roots, which have grown into a body, will begin to squirm in order to soften the surrounding dirt/soil, but will remain in the ground. As the attendees arrive, she will continue to remain in the ground until her flower is agitated by the sexual fluids of an available partner. At that point, she will pull herself out of the ground and commence to mate with the available partner.
Although they do not require the genetic material of any species to create offspring, the Salpicaflor does require a partner to assist it in reaching orgasm so as to allow herself to self fertilize her pollen. The more she orgasms, the more fertilized pollen she is able to release into the air. Unlike the pollen she had used to attract partners, fertilized pollen does not cause the hypnotic effect, and is more difficult to be taken by the wind. Instead, it's rather easy for it to stick onto the bodies of those who are nearby. As time goes on, due to the lack of unfertilized pollen to maintain the trance, those in attendance will begin to return home before being completely released from the hypnosis. Those who have been under the influence of the pollen will experience haziness, headaches, and exhaustion for the following few days. They will also note the amount of pollen they've collected and proceed to remove it. This ensures that the fertilized pollen is deposited near the home/town of an intelligent species, thus guaranteeing the future of the offspring.

Once the partners have all left the Salpicaflor, she will bury herself into the ground once more before the intitial frost arrives and sleep until next fall.

Conflicts/Issues: For those that live near this plant, no one is really sure what happens during the fall, and more than a few times unsure who the father is either.

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