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|QuestionText=Hello dear mods! <br><br>What kind of flowers exist in Karteria? Ones from earth? And if so, what kind of region? | |QuestionText=Hello dear mods! <br><br>What kind of flowers exist in Karteria? Ones from earth? And if so, what kind of region? | ||
|DateAnswered=2025-12-17 | |DateAnswered=2025-12-17 | ||
|AnswerText= | |AnswerText=There's a small bit about plants in general [https://alogos.dreamwidth.org/1341.html?thread=631101#cmt631101 here], and flowers in particular would run similarly. Basically, PNW as a region, though it might dip a bit colder than that- and not limited to real world plants! Fantastical varieties (or things that look similar but aren't <i>quite</i> the same as real plants) are also around. <br><br>Anything that would fit in a colder, moist climate. Purely tropical (or just anything that really needs a lot of consistent sunlight and can't tolerate frost) wouldn't do very well, but some people keep more delicate things indoors. What few greenhouses exist in the city are dedicated more to practical/edible plants, but garden spaces, parks, balconies- plenty of people enjoy flowers too, and work to maintain little splashes of color where they can. | ||
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Hello dear mods! What kind of flowers exist in Karteria? Ones from earth? And if so, what kind of region? |
There's a small bit about plants in general here, and flowers in particular would run similarly. Basically, PNW as a region, though it might dip a bit colder than that- and not limited to real world plants! Fantastical varieties (or things that look similar but aren't quite the same as real plants) are also around. Anything that would fit in a colder, moist climate. Purely tropical (or just anything that really needs a lot of consistent sunlight and can't tolerate frost) wouldn't do very well, but some people keep more delicate things indoors. What few greenhouses exist in the city are dedicated more to practical/edible plants, but garden spaces, parks, balconies- plenty of people enjoy flowers too, and work to maintain little splashes of color where they can. |
