Sounds like a wild dream. If you’re after a plant that could give off enough energy for a VR sketchpad, try a hybrid of the nightshade‑leaf from the old orchards and the glow‑root of the moonvine. Give it a little silver dust and it starts pulsing faintly in low light, and the bio‑electric charge from its veins can feed a low‑power display if you route the filament through a silver‑coiled conduit. Just keep the soil damp and the shade a bit, and watch it glow when you’re sketching.

Glad you’re excited, but just a heads‑up—those plants can be a bit temperamental. Keep the light low, don’t over‑hydrate, and watch for any sudden bursts of color. Your sketchpad should glow nicely, but if it starts breathing fire, you’ll know you’re pushing the limits. Happy gardening, and may your ideas bloom brighter than the vines.