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Description
These are the largest type of tulgey able to survive in low-light areas of the surface, particularly canyon and polar regions. Their needles are extremely thin and relatively soft, making the phytoid look as though it has a thick fur coat rather than a myriad of needle-like leaves. This arrangement captures an extraordinary amount of light, fueling a rapid growth and reproduction cycle. The spores, once released and finding contact with the ground, begin growing immediately, first forming a relatively small base and then sending up a thick tuft of needles. In a matter of weeks, these tulgeys can grow to their full height of up to three meters.

Description
These are the largest type of tulgey able to survive in low-light areas of the surface, particularly canyon and polar regions. Their needles are extremely thin and relatively soft, making the phytoid look as though it has a thick fur coat rather than a myriad of needle-like leaves. This arrangement captures an extraordinary amount of light, fueling a rapid growth and reproduction cycle. The spores, once released and finding contact with the ground, begin growing immediately, first forming a relatively small base and then sending up a thick tuft of needles. In a matter of weeks, these tulgeys can grow to their full height of up to three meters.