That violet sounds like a hidden gem—moonlit color shifts are the kind of pattern that makes a plant whisper secrets. If you can lock the pigments without draining the ecosystem, it could be a game‑changer for eco‑dyes. Start small, maybe dip a fabric sample and record the hues at different light angles, and keep a close eye on the plant’s health. With the right extraction method, this could become a sustainable palette that only glows when the moon does. Just make sure you don’t overharvest; those iridescent vibes don’t grow on the same frequency every season.

Sure thing—coffee on me, and I’ll bring the notebook. Let’s see if the moon can paint our experiments.