Rot Bloom (Style) [Chroma, Flux, Illu, Klein9B, Z-Image]

## Description

Botanical illustration of gorgeous decay. Flowers blooming from dead animals, fruits splitting to reveal something wrong, specimens decomposing with scientific precision. Victorian naturalist field guide aesthetics applied to organic horror. Beauty and rot sharing the same petal.

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### Flux v1

### Illustrious v1

### Chroma v1

### Klein9B v1

### Zimage v1

## Recommended Parameters

### Strength

• Flux: 0.70 – 0.90 (0.80 recommended)
• Illustrious: 0.70 – 0.85 (0.80 recommended)
• Chroma: 0.70 – 0.85 (0.80 recommended)
• Klein9B: 0.70 – 0.85 (0.80 recommended)
• Zimage: 0.70 – 0.85 (0.80 recommended)

### Trigger Words

No trigger word required – the style applies automatically.

## Sample Prompts

### Flux – Decaying Sparrow with Mushrooms

A dead sparrow lying on a bed of moss, delicate mushrooms and shelf fungi sprouting from its breast and wing feathers, morning dew on the caps, Victorian naturalist field guide illustration, precise botanical linework, muted watercolor palette, scientific specimen study

Strength: 0.80 – The natural pose and botanical framing let the style carry the scene. Try adding “cross-section diagram” for an anatomical variant.

### Flux – Skull Sprouting Orchids

A bleached deer skull with exotic orchids growing from the eye sockets and nasal cavity, tangled roots wrapping around the jawbone, pressed-flower background, aged parchment texture, Victorian botanical plate illustration, hand-tinted engraving style

Strength: 0.80 – Skull-and-flower compositions are a sweet spot for this LoRA. Works well at 1024x1280 portrait orientation.

### Illustrious – Pomegranate Mycelium

pomegranate split open, interior replaced by white mycelium threads and tiny fruiting bodies, seeds scattered on dark surface, scientific illustration, naturalist journal plate, watercolor rendering, muted reds and bone whites, specimen label, decay study

Strength: 0.80 – Illustrious uses comma-separated tags. Add “masterpiece, best quality” for refinement. The split-fruit motif reliably activates the decay-meets-beauty tension.

### Chroma – Decomposing Butterfly Specimen

A pinned butterfly specimen in a glass display jar, wings half-decomposed revealing intricate vein structures, tiny flowers growing along the wing edges, formaldehyde-tinted light, Victorian entomology collection, watercolor field study, precise scientific labeling

Strength: 0.80 – Specimen jars and display cases work naturally with the Victorian naturalist aesthetic. Try “cabinet of curiosities” for a wider scene.

## Combo Suggestions

Rot Bloom pairs well with other ThalisAI LoRAs:

• + Crystal Plague: Crystalline growths replacing the organic decay – gemstone fungi, mineral flowers
• + Ghost Glitter: Spectral botanical specimens, ghostly pressed flowers with iridescent shimmer
• + Tilt Shift: Miniature specimen dioramas, tiny decaying worlds under glass

Combo tip: When stacking two LoRAs, reduce each to 0.4–0.5 strength.

## Training Details