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	The Gistala Farbon has several white petals clustered around a yellow centre, much like a daisy, though notably the petals are much thinner, looking like blades of grass. The flower generally grows out from the dirt outcroppings on shorelines, usually next to or around beaches, causing them to appear like sand from a distance.		The Gistala Farbon has several white petals clustered around a yellow centre, much like a daisy, though notably the petals are much thinner, looking like blades of grass. The flower generally grows out from the dirt outcroppings on shorelines, usually next to or around beaches, causing them to appear like sand from a distance.
	==Use and Capabilities==		==Use and Capabilities==
	~~Player;~~ This plant is primarily used for cooking due to its ability to impart saltiness to otherwise bland dishes. The plant has also found minor use as an anesthetic, should it be chewed in high quantities. '''DM;''' the desensitizing property of the leaf can become detrimental if used over a long period of time (more than once a day for a month). If this occurs, the character’s sense of touch and pain begin to permanently diminish, and if this continues for an entire year they become entirely numb to pain and touch.		This plant is primarily used for cooking due to its ability to impart saltiness to otherwise bland dishes. The plant has also found minor use as an anesthetic, should it be chewed in high quantities.
	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*These plants can sometimes be confused with dandelions, however placing a petal of this flower on the tongue will cause you to begin tasting salt.		*These plants can sometimes be confused with dandelions, however placing a petal of this flower on the tongue will cause you to begin tasting salt.

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{{Flora Info
|officialname = Gistala Farbon
|commonname = Salt Lily
|image = noimg.png
|classification = Flowers
|origins = Newingstone
|habitat = Saltwater bays
|commonuse = Spice
|}}

Gistala Farbon, also known as the Salt lily, is a white and yellow flower cultivated in the saltwater bays of Newingstone for its salt imparting taste. Having been used since written text began, this flower shows up in many recipes over the years, often in recipes from inland settlements. By utilising the leaves as a crushed powder, the flower has also been shown to have limited pain and touch numbing properties. From a distance, fields of this flower can be confused with beaches due to their proximity to the water, which has caused some issues for sailors in the past. Though there has been a decline in the favouritism of this plant as opposed to salt due to the usage of locomotives, it still finds use in some traditional and fusion cooking styles.

==History==
For as long as cooking and writing has existed, Gistala Farbon has been written about. The earliest records of cooking in what is now Newingstone denote a vibrant history of this flower, with its petals being used as a cooking spice, and its seeds being used as an early form of currency. The popularity of the salt lily grew with the evolution of trade routes, with it becoming a commodity of note, often sold amongst other high value spices to catch the attention of wandering cooks and nobles. In more recent years the popularity of the spice has waned as other spices become easier to attain. More recent archaeological discoveries have also indicated that the use of this spice was centralised in inner Newingstone, due to the flavour it imparts being much more powerful than the use of salt or other readily available spices. The plant’s cultivation remains relatively close to its origin due to the climate of the area, though some successful attempts have been made to plant and cultivate the flowers on other shorelines.
==Appearance==
The Gistala Farbon has several white petals clustered around a yellow centre, much like a daisy, though notably the petals are much thinner, looking like blades of grass. The flower generally grows out from the dirt outcroppings on shorelines, usually next to or around beaches, causing them to appear like sand from a distance.
==Use and Capabilities==
Player; This plant is primarily used for cooking due to its ability to impart saltiness to otherwise bland dishes. The plant has also found minor use as an anesthetic, should it be chewed in high quantities. '''DM;''' the desensitizing property of the leaf can become detrimental if used over a long period of time (more than once a day for a month). If this occurs, the character’s sense of touch and pain begin to permanently diminish, and if this continues for an entire year they become entirely numb to pain and touch.
==Trivia==
*These plants can sometimes be confused with dandelions, however placing a petal of this flower on the tongue will cause you to begin tasting salt.
*Some cultivators of this plant rank the flower’s petals by saltiness (by taking one petal from each flower) and then bag and grade them accordingly.

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|Writers = Marytha
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Bimberi at 23:02, 14 December 2025