You spend an hour anointing a rose (or similar flower) with scented oils and imbuing it with potent magic, transforming it into a magic flower for the duration. The first creature other than you that touches the flower before the spell ends must make a CHA save. On a success, the flower retains its magic, and the creature can’t be affected by the flower’s magic for the next 24 hours. On a failure, the flower becomes nonmagical, the creature falls into a deep slumber for 24 hours. It can be awoken only by a greater restoration spell or similar magic, or if you choose to end the spell as an action. While slumbering, the creature doesn’t need to eat or drink, and it ceases to age.

Each time the slumbering creatures takes damage, it makes a new CHA save, ending the spell on itself on a success.

If you cast this spell a second time while the first magical flower is still active, the first flower becomes nonmagical.