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Ovagro Node

ovagro-node
Growth cycles
3/12 Cycles
Temperature range
35 °C / 95 °F
Pressure range
Ignored
Atmosphere
Oxygen Carbon Dioxide Polluted Oxygen

Overview

Ovagro Node is the main body of the Ovagro plant. It occupies a 2-tile-high space and grows out nearby, usable surfaces to spread more of the plant. A single node can extend up to 24 Ovagro vines in total. The node itself cannot be harvested; only the vines grown from it can be.

Each Ovagro vine is a 1-tile-high extension that occupies a nearby surface. If the tile supporting a vine is destroyed, that vine and any vines that branch from it will wither and die. Likewise, removing the Ovagro Node causes all of its extended vines to die off.

  • Ovagro Node is the root structure of the plant and must remain intact for the whole plant to survive.
  • Ovagro vines spread onto nearby available surfaces, so the plant is only as durable as the terrain it clings to.
  • Because every attached vine depends on the surface beneath it, removing the supporting tile can collapse part of the plant chain.
  • Harvesting the vine produces Ovagro Fig, which is used as food.

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