Rosa Dhey’s lab resembles a greenhouse more than a lab. A thick bed of Kaverno Musko carpets the floor. Small planters hang on the walls and from the ceiling, while larger ones sit in neat rows, filled with all manner of flora. Handwritten placards on metal sticks mark each plant with its scientific name, where the specimen was gathered, and any special details for care. She is very particular about who watches her plants while she is away. When in the lab, she is almost always sketching or studying plant samples. Some of her housing units contain herbivores, including Girafos and Cielarka Cimos, which she studies in conjunction with their preferred food sources.