When the cloth covering the box fell off, everyone saw a small, bright green ball inside; the shape plants usually took when they felt threatened.
Everyone knew it was a plant just by looking at it.
The auctioneer then described what it looked like. "The Filipendula Jaburan is an extremely rare, tiny plant and can be found mostly in savannas. It blooms once a year for 1 week.
It has thick, toothed leaves, which are usually light green. It also grows small flowers, which can be red, light silver, light pink, and dark purple.
These plants grow in large groups, but controlling and maintaining their growth is challenging.
They can be cooked and eaten.
As a defense mechanism, the Filipendula Jaburan relies mostly on its surroundings to survive.
They rely on cloning themselves by growing a new specimen to reproduce.
