With assistance from a Farmer, Cactus Flesh can also be grown as a product of the Echinocactus plant, with a harvest time of 16 hours and a yield of 100.Ĭactus Flesh can be refined using a Refiner with the following ingredients: It should be noted that the spawn rate for the "classic" Echinocactus plants is really low and is easier to find the element mixed with other flora found on barren planets For easy discovery, scan these flora with your visor and see what elements are in them. It can also be found mixed with carbon in carbon-based plants or trees. The Echinocactus thrives only on desert planets, but can be farmed in all environments with the aid of a Hydroponics Tray.Īs described in the Game description, this element can be recovered from specific Echinocactus plants in desert/barren biomes. As well as being juicy on the tongue, the flesh has many industrial uses. Succulent, edible cactus flesh from the Echinocactus plant. Consequently, the number of screens on the desk can easily be limited.Cactus Flesh ( Cc) is a resource and one of the Harvested Agricultural Substance flora elements. Far-reaching integration means that the graphical interfaces can include information from various sub technical systems. Communication with interlockings can take place via normally accessible media (copper wire, radio, fibre, etc.). Workplaces and presentation units comprise standardised computer for modern network technology means that the Control Centre can be located anywhere.
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