這棵長雞蛋的植物有點邪

A single strange plant rises at the center of a vertical 9:16 frame, shaped like a classic eggplant stalk but formed entirely from clustered chicken eggs strung along curling green vines, standing waist-high with a calm, faintly uncanny presence. Smooth eggs stand in for the plant's leaves and stems, ranging from clean white to speckled brown and pale blue, their surfaces glistening with tiny beads of morning dew and showing faint natural pores and delicate bloom on one or two shells. Sharp focus rests on the nearest egg cluster at mid-frame, resolving fine textures and dew droplets, while successive vine layers fall into progressively softer focus and the greenhouse background dissolves into creamy bokeh to keep the subject forward. Overall illumination is soft golden-hour light with a warm cast that sculpts the eggs' curves and drops in subtle cool in-shadow areas for contrast, the grade balancing warm browns and greens against cool grey highlights for botanical clarity. The plant rises from rich, dark loamy soil dotted with tiny insects on nearby leaves and small clods of earth, set within a restrained greenhouse context of diffused panes and muted foliage that offer complementary soft green and cool grey fields behind the subject. Shot eye-level at a tight 9:16 crop, waist-high framing fills the frame with the stalk and its primary egg clusters, an 85mm-macro-like narrow field of view emphasizing scale and shallow depth. Render as an ultra-realistic macro photograph with meticulous surface detail, natural textures, and scientific-botanical clarity, tactile realism and high-resolution fidelity throughout.