Wombflower

From a distance, wombflower young are indistinguishable from ordinary flowers. They have many different shapes and appearances, able to hide amongst any kind of flower.

When a suitable female walks near the wombflower, it releases its spores, causing quick arousal in women and an overwhelming desire to pleasure themselves using the wombflower. The flower will caress the woman's pussy for a while ... until vines burst from the ground and hold down the victim until the humanoid part of the wombflower rises from the flower and forces herself through the victim's vagina. Once the potential host is restrained, the wombflower young pushes herself into the woman's womb, attaching an umbilical vine to the womb wall.

Once a wombflower young has attached herself inside of the womb, the host female will become sedated and submissive. Wombflower young are known to stimulate milk production, which their vines can draw from their host. Despite being bound for months at a time while serving as a host, the wombflower's umbilical vine draws nutrients from the earth to sustain her host while she grows.

Wombflowers require three to five months to grow inside of the womb, and once this time passes, the host will birth the now-maturing wombflower. It is not uncommon for former wombflower hosts to possess unnatural affection for their "child" and visit the wombflower after birthing it or even seek out other wombflowers to take into their womb.

Wombflower young are planted by mother wombflowers, who may sometimes remain with the host to keep them company while her young grows in their womb. The delicious nectar that their breasts produce keep the hosts healthy, and is even known to induce plant-like transformation in women who consume it regularly. If the host and mother wombflower desire so, the mother wombflower may even take the woman into her womb. The woman's body is transformed into a wombflower seed in the mother wombflower to be planted and take its own host.