Bubble Plant

Bubble plants look like large spheres. They are closely related to Sky Vines in that they are bouyant during part of their life cycle.

Life Cycle

After being release from their mother plant, small bubble plants float upwards. As they grow, they become heavier and larger, and eventually float back to the earth. Once they take root they begin to fill the bubble with new sprouts. After enough are created the bubble plant splits open, releasing the sprouts. The bubble plant then dies.

Many varieties of bubble plant release in sync, producing clouds of small bubbles which drift across the landscape. Some bubble plants burst before reproducing, revealing a flower within which releases slow streams of bubbles over a long period of time.

Parasitic Fauna

Since bubble plants are self-contained, they can be infected by many varieties of Fay. Some merely raise their young in bubble plants, while others can spend their whole lives in a bubble plant.