Platunia

PlatuniaAmongst the more dilapidated ruins of the Petrapeaks, one might notice sprays of small, star shaped blooms with silvery, reflective petals. These platunias, named for their metallic likeness to the more common petunia, sustain the automatous creatures also native to the region. Strangely, archaeologists havent found any ancient records of this flora among their discoveries in the Petrapeaks, leading them to believe they didnt begin to grow until after

Amongst the more dilapidated ruins of the Petrapeaks, one might notice sprays of small, star-shaped blooms with silvery, reflective petals. These “platunias,” named for their metallic likeness to the more common petunia, sustain the automatous creatures also native to the region.
Strangely, archaeologists haven’t found any ancient records of this flora among their discoveries in the Petrapeaks, leading them to believe they didn’t begin to grow until after the ancients disappeared. Equally as odd, botanists can’t agree on the aroma that platunias emanate, striking with a gamut of smells from the odor of carrion flowers to the sweet fragrance of gardenias and roses. 
Whatever the true nature of the platunia is, it eludes that of humanoid senses and understanding.

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This tea is creamy, floral, and calming, perfect for curling up with a good book.

Type: Rooibos Blend

Caffeine: None

Ingredients: Green Rooibos, Organic Fennel, Organic Hibiscus, Chrysanthemum, Roses, Organic Shatavari, Organic Lavender, Natural Flavor

Recipe: Add 1 tbsp to 8 fl oz (235 ml) of water at 206°F (96°C). Steep for 5 minutes.