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'''Jellynut seed''' is an item used to plant [[jellystem]] | '''Jellynut seed''' is an item used to plant [[jellystem]]s, either manually or with an [[agricultural tower]]. These jellystems produce [[jellynut]] fruits when harvested. The seeds are then extracted from those fruits when processed. | ||
On average, the jellynut processing recipe produces exactly one seed from each mature jellystem being harvested, meaning jellynut processing by hand is a barely and unreliably self-sustaining process. However, the built-in productivity of a [[biochamber]] increases this statistic to one and a half seeds from each jellystem harvested, which is a net positive, thereby making jellystem production a reliably self-sustaining process. | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:05, 9 July 2026
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Space Age expansion exclusive feature.
Jellynut seed is an item used to plant jellystems, either manually or with an agricultural tower. These jellystems produce jellynut fruits when harvested. The seeds are then extracted from those fruits when processed.
On average, the jellynut processing recipe produces exactly one seed from each mature jellystem being harvested, meaning jellynut processing by hand is a barely and unreliably self-sustaining process. However, the built-in productivity of a biochamber increases this statistic to one and a half seeds from each jellystem harvested, which is a net positive, thereby making jellystem production a reliably self-sustaining process.
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