I don't know where you'd even begin

Well, is there a way to test if plants I make are also dependent on chakra? Someplace very disrupted I can go put down a bunch of ivy?

one of the shattered continents is still disrupted

Cool, it's going on the to-do list. Will I know it when I see it?

there are a lot of shattered continents and most of them got that way similarly, so probably not

I can point it out on a map

Cam makes and scans a globe and emails it to him. And peers at the globe for his own edification.

There's a lot of places where it looks like something implausibly large and possessed of implausibly sharp claws decided that tearing up the mountains sounded fun. There's a super steep series of mountains with their tops sheered off smoothly. There's craters miles across and furrows a hundred miles long, and indeed most of the bits of land are in smaller clusters than the Elemental Nations. 

There's a series of islands that look like they were the site of a very intense battle between some asteroids and a volcano, which Kurama indicates as still messed up chakra-wise.

Cool, I'll send a clone on a gardening expedition thataway. Anything I need to watch out for?

I am unsure how chakra constructs will behave but it will certainly be educational

Well, if the shuttle crashes I'll try sending the original.

i think if the shuttle crashes you will have your answer but risking that is on you

I'm indestructible.

then I suppose it is less risky

Is there something in particular you'd expect to happen to me going there?

either chakra exhaustion or chakra mania

What is chakra mania?

too much chakra

it's harder to get

usually makes you feel manic and can damage muscles in humans

I seem to have infinite chakra, like the undead.

then you should probably not have that problem

I could also try putting in plants from orbit if you can give me an approximate range at which the effect might hit.

to as high as a very tall mountain and lower

All right. Thanks!

you are welcome cam

And Cam sends a clone in a shuttle to fly good and high above the funky islands and put down greenery.

A lot of the plants appear to keep doing plant appropriate things. A lot turn brown very quickly, though. One develops mouth-like protrusions. One apparently vanishes but is actually blending in with its surroundings. Many start growing very quickly and then appear incapable of growing past an irregular boundary.