Firehandrand vines

Firehandrand vines are extremely rare and valuable plants but are never sold. They are valuable due to the fact that no one has ever successfully domesticated them so can only be harvested when they are found in the wild. It is said that they grow best in silence but it is impossible to tell as if you try to watch or take care of a live vine, under surveillance they wither and start to die. Medical supplies harvested from anything living can not be sold as the sacrifice was not of the seller, so any part of the firehandrant plant is given to travelers, doctors or patients who require them. Often found spiraling up the trunk of apple trees or sometimes birch trees they seem to thrive in dappled shade and the climate doesn't seem to affect them sometimes, they are found in human cities, hidden from the public eye. Interestingly, unlike most vines that rest on trees as parasites, trees with firehandrant seem to be healthier than those around, and the leaves of the tree may have a slight tint of whatever color the vine is.

Physical Appearance

When seen in the wild, the vines can be any color though always greyish tones and the vines themselves are covered in leaves attached to the vine in a way that looks like scales. They look a little like slightly frayed rope as each individual is made up only one mane vine with tiny spouts all over to hold on to whatever tree they are resting on.

Basic Information

Anatomy

one limb, unique skeletal structure for a plant of 8 hardwood bones

Genetics and Reproduction

Unkown

Ecology and Habitats

Often found spiraling up the trunk of apple trees or sometimes birch trees they seem to thrive in dappled shade and the climate doesn't seem to affect them. Sometimes, they are found in human cities, hidden from the public eye.

Additional Information

Domestication

Unable to be domesticised

Uses, Products & Exploitation

Leaves used to assist in restoring power after over use. Sap soaked into cloth which upon being breathed through increases oxygen and helps with migraines. Sap after being processed can be used as an anesthetic

Geographic Origin and Distribution

found globally except anywhere near volcanoes

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

small sprout-like shoots which grip host tree and sense.

Symbiotic and Parasitic organisms

apple trees

Scientific Name

funem sana

Origin/Ancestry

Unknown

Average Weight

10 kg

Average Length

3 meters

Body Tint, Colouring and Marking

grey tones of any color.