Band of Blossoming Buds

A simple wooden band that appears to be entwined by ivy vines. The top is decorated with one small red poppy petal, purple lupin bud and bluebell, which remain bloomed and delicate until the respective flower's effect is used. Each day at dawn the petal blooms again and all charges are regained.

Each flower on the band has a single charge, which recharges each day at dawn. 

• Poppy petal: The wielder may use an action to cast the sleep spell at a first level on a single target within 10ft without needing vocal or material components. The creature is unaffected if undead, enraged or doesn't breathe. 
•  Lupin bud: The wielder may use a bonus action to crush the bud and consume it. This grants the consumer an action for this turn and an extra reaction until their next turn but takes 1d6+2 poison damage for the next 1d4+1 turns.
• Bluebell: The wielder may use this as an action to heal themself and one creature within 5ft for 2d6+2 hit points. This creates a small auditory effect of bells tolling which can be heard faintly within a 20ft radius.

Each petal or bud can be used once before magically being destroyed and regrowing on the band at the next dawn, long rest or when exposed to magical, non-damaging light for more than an hour.