Difference between revisions of "Flower"
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| image = [[File:Flowers.gif]] [[File:Blue Flower 00 0.1.1567.7381.png|thumb|A blue flower placed on a Bench.]] | | image = [[File:Flowers.gif]] [[File:Blue Flower 00 0.1.1567.7381.png|thumb|A blue flower placed on a Bench.]] | ||
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| stacks = 100 | | stacks = 100 | ||
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| − | + | Can be grown in hydroponics to yield 2 x Flower Seeds at an early stage and 2 x Flowers when fully grown. | |
<br>Provide water into piping and CO2 in atmosphere Min ~7.7Kpa. The plants will produce oxygen and heat which you will need to remove. | <br>Provide water into piping and CO2 in atmosphere Min ~7.7Kpa. The plants will produce oxygen and heat which you will need to remove. | ||
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| + | ! Info !! Data | ||
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| + | | Time to fruiting || 8 minutes in light | ||
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| + | | Yield || 2+2 | ||
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| + | | Raw Nutrition || No | ||
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| + | | Edible By Chickens|| No | ||
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*Used in the [[Reagent Processor]] to make [[Coloring]] based on the flower's color. | *Used in the [[Reagent Processor]] to make [[Coloring]] based on the flower's color. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:37, 10 October 2022
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| Stacks | Yes (100) |
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Can be grown in hydroponics to yield 2 x Flower Seeds at an early stage and 2 x Flowers when fully grown.
Provide water into piping and CO2 in atmosphere Min ~7.7Kpa. The plants will produce oxygen and heat which you will need to remove.
| Info | Data |
|---|---|
| Time to fruiting | 8 minutes in light |
| Yield | 2+2 |
| Raw Nutrition | No |
| Edible By Chickens | No |
- Used in the Reagent Processor to make Coloring based on the flower's color.
- For each flower, you get 5g of the related color, up to 20 for 100g per process.
- Available colors are currently Red, Blue, Green, Yellow and Orange.
- For monochrome tones, use Powders instead.