Traits

The Insectoplant’s plant is anything that could be considered “simple” or “basic.” This includes but is not limited to leaves, trees, grass, moss, and sprouts.

The Insectoplant’s plant is any type of flower.

Note:

Leaves, roots, stems, and the like may be included without the Basic Plant trait if they are clearly attached to and a part of the flower.

The Insectoplant’s plant is any type of fruit or berry.

Note:

Leaves, roots, stems, and the like may be included without the Basic Plant trait if they are clearly attached to and a part of the fruit.

The Insectoplant’s plant is any type of root.

The Insectoplant’s plant is any type of vegetable.

Note:

Leaves, roots, stems, and the like may be included without the Basic Plant trait if they are clearly attached to and a part of the vegetable.

The Insectoplant’s plant is any type of succulent, including cacti.

Note:

Flowers, roots, and the like may be included without other plant traits if they are clearly attached to and a part of the succulent.

The Insectoplant’s plant is any type of coral.

The Insectoplant’s plant is any type of fungus, including mushrooms and mold.

The Insectoplant’s plant is any type of carnivorous plant.

Note:

Leaves, roots, stems, and the like may be included without the Basic Plant trait if they are clearly attached to and a part of the carnivorous plant.

The Insectoplant has more than one plant type.

Note:

If you have multiple of the same type of plant (such as two different types of flowers), this trait is not needed.

The Insectoplant is able to retract its plant into its body so that the plant is no longer visible. It may also make a plant inside the body come back out again.

Note:

When they have Retractable Plant, the Insectoplant must still have at least one listed plant trait, even if that plant is not visible in the reference image.