Caustic Feather Fern

A demonic plant typically found in castle gardens.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Caustic Feather Ferns tend to be bright red in coloration, and are covered in a waxy residue. They can melt this wax off with acidic sap excreted through the pores of their leaves.

Genetics and Reproduction

Pollination of seeds

Ecology and Habitats

Caustic Feather Ferns grow best in shaded environments.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Photosynthesis and root absorption.

Behaviour

Caustic Feather Ferns tend to wrap around their prey while using acid to make them absorbable - however, their grip is not terribly strong. Most of its prey is smaller animals because of this.

Additional Information

Domestication

Wild Caustic Feather Ferns also emit pheromones that cause a sedative-like effect on mammals.

Uses, Products & Exploitation

The acidic sap can be processed into an excellent metal polish.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Photorecptors

Symbiotic and Parasitic organisms

Often forms a symbiotic relationship with Iron Ivy

Average Length

15-20ft