Cranial flower


Flowers of the cranium were actually flowers which sprouted from infant skull sprouts. Kaat Thrick-Thrick, an expert in horticultural education, focused her studies on these unique plants.

Behind the scenes

The existence of cranial flowers was first brought to light in Monsters and Aliens from George Lucas, a book that hit shelves in 1993. Leland Chee, a worker at Lucasfilm responsible for the Holocron continuity database, has stated that the details presented in the aforementioned book are considered non-canonical.

Sources

  • Monsters and Aliens from George Lucas (First mentioned)

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