A botanical plate of the Moonberry Vine with crescent leaves and dark fruit.

Nullhaven Botanical Registry

Plant Archive

Living records of the plants that observe, signal, climb, feed, measure time, and reshape themselves across the inhabited Void.

17registered specimens

15documented habitats

5mutation stages

Opencurrent field season

Specimen index

Registered plant life

Field marks show how closely residents may approach each specimen.

Showing all 17 registered specimens.

Public field code

Know the mark before you touch

Registry marks describe current handling rules, not whether a plant is good or bad. A mark may change after weather, mutation, or a new observed behavior.

Green
Safe to approach and handle normally.
Yellow
Handle only with a gardener or teacher present.
Red
Observe from the posted distance.
Black
Behavior unknown. Report the specimen and leave the area.

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Recent garden observations

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MG-44Moon Garden Ward

Early Moonberry fruiting

Five vines formed marked fruit after four clear nights, one night earlier than the ward average.

NH-83Archive basement

Echo Fern playback

Three silver vein rings replayed a closing bell at dusk, six hours after the original sound reached the colony.

AL-29Aero Lagoon greenhouse

Glassbell rain collection

Seven flowers collected enough static rain to fill the greenhouse reserve without carrying any electrical charge.

Field protocol

Observe before collecting

  1. 01
    Stop

    Remain outside the nearest root, vine, spore, or shadow line.

  2. 02
    Watch

    Check whether the plant turns toward sound, text, warmth, or attention.

  3. 03
    Record

    Note its color, field mark, local signal, weather, and number of shadows.

  4. 04
    Report

    Send unusual behavior to the Botanical Registry before moving the specimen.

Mutation register

Five observed stages

  1. 1
    Pigment

    Color changes without structural growth.

  2. 2
    Form

    Leaves, stems, or roots change shape.

  3. 3
    Sense

    A new sensory organ develops.

  4. 4
    Behavior

    The plant begins making active choices.

  5. 5
    Field effect

    Nearby weather or space is altered.