Plant Anatomy

Melpod: one of the most widely cultivated and diverse species of fruit that are available in the new plants of dead earth.

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Soma

So the seeds he planted grew, first into saplings and eventually into heart trees, lung trees, stomach trees, kidney trees, intestine trees and even a few brain trees.

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A pleasant night gone tentacled...

Being unable to withstand any more, you release your warm liquid into the flower, a wet suckle sound was heard as your cock was drained by the plant.

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Simple plant

:p simple plant why can't my life be simple? like a plant. like a little bud slowly emerging from the ground, finally seeing the light. i would not worry myself with the intangible dramas of everyday life.

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Consumed by Petals [CM]

They'd only see an empty room with a large plant, possibly hearing the plant's belly gurgle as it digested its breakfast. there was nothing shawn could do though to stop it now, he was stuck within this plant's gut, awaiting his demise.

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Chapter 12

The group stared at the green plant girl in surprise, as she continued to watch the robot oblivious to their stares.

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A Green Thumb

The oil his massage oil had been blended with were indeed plant oils, but not oils which promoted the smell of plants so much as they promoted the **growth** of plants.

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"Summerhill" Chapter One Teaser

Summerhill could also make the plants grow. he would do this from time to time, in order to add a tiny splash of color to the world around him.

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Five Gulps and it's Game Over

He tried desperately to grab hold of the plant's lips, but his grip slipped away as the hungry plant sucked them inside. the inside of the plant was oddly cool. berserker felt his head being squeezed down the plant's gullet.

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A Rose by any Other Name

She returned to my cell, before i gained use of my muscles back, with a small potted plant.

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Candy Forests

Large, multicoloured, often soft-petaled, they cover most of the plants, some species almost entirely fluffly thanks to them aside from their palm-like fronds.

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