"it's cousin" should be "its cousin". "incapable photosynthesis" should be "incapable of photosynthesis". "trees to feed on it" should be "tries to feed on it".
" cold environemnts," should be "cold environments".
This and its relatives are a unique approach to Christmas-related flora. I like the scope of the picture.

Okay, everything for the Cragmyr and Coniflor are fixed aside from the while 'cold environments' thing. If I were to remove that space, the word 'cold' would be stuck to the previous word.

To be honest, I didn't think anyone would get the Christmas theme of these plants. Nobody seemed to expect the Star-of-Bethlehem crystalblight to be Christmas-related last year in the beta, so I didn't expect anyone to notice these plants' relation to the magi this year. Not to mention that neither of their topic descriptions give hints to their biblical counterparts. Sadly, I doubt the gold-related species won't make it for Christmas. I was planning to make a species of iron fauna that made a pyrite shell/exoskeleton, but my only option is the magnekite due to traditional lithotrophic iron fauna being rather rare. The only other options I was aware of were the oropedes, but they all live in sulfur-poor environments.

"environemnts" was the problem. It's a typo. You meant "environments".

Oh, okay. I fixed the problem now. I’m surprised that I didn’t notice that the ‘m’ and ‘e’ were the wrong way around.