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{{Material
{{Material
|title=Wet Spores
|title=Wet Seed
|image=[[File:Wet spores.png]]
|image=[[File:Wet seed.png|150px]]


|Interactions=🪴
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|Matter Type=Slushy
|Matter Type=Slushy


|Obtained From=[[Spores]]
|Obtained From=[[Seed]], [[Water]]
|Processed By=[[Planter Box]]
|Processed By=[[Planter Box]]
|Byproducts=[[Seeds]]
|Byproducts=[[Flower]]


|Burnable=No
|Burnable=No
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== Overview ==
== Overview ==
Wet spores are created by "washing" [[Spores]] with [[Water]]. Unlike dry spores, wet spores are the same density as water, which can make effective spore washing a difficult challenge. Wet spores can than be placed on a [[Planter Box]] causing the creation of [[Seeds]] and ultimately Amethelis [[Flowers]].
[[Wet Seed]]s are created by combining [[Seed]]s with [[Water]]. Unlike dry [[Seed]]s, [[Wet Seed]]s are the same density as [[Water]], meaning they can remain suspended in the water instead of sinking. This can make effective [[Wet Seed]] production a difficult challenge. [[Wet Seed]]s can then be placed on a [[Planter Box]] to grow Amethelis [[Flower]]s.


== Mechanics ==
== Mechanics ==
When a [[Spores|Spore]] pixel touches a [[Water]] pixel, the [[Water]] is absorbed and a Wet Spore is generated (1 [[Spores|Spore]] + 1 [[Water]] = 1 Wet Spore)
When a Wet Seed is planted in (placed on) a [[Planter Box]], it will grow into a [[Flower]].


== Tips ==
== Tips ==
[[Wet Seed]]s are less dense than [[Seed]]s so they will naturally separate when mixed.


== Bugs ==
== Bugs ==

Latest revision as of 16:29, 16 August 2026

Wet Seed
General Info
Interactions 🪴
Density 100
Matter Type Slushy
Processing
Obtained From Seed, Water
Processed By Planter Box
Byproducts Flower
Physics
Burnable No
Wettable No
Launchable Yes

Overview

Wet Seeds are created by combining Seeds with Water. Unlike dry Seeds, Wet Seeds are the same density as Water, meaning they can remain suspended in the water instead of sinking. This can make effective Wet Seed production a difficult challenge. Wet Seeds can then be placed on a Planter Box to grow Amethelis Flowers.

Mechanics

When a Wet Seed is planted in (placed on) a Planter Box, it will grow into a Flower.

Tips

Wet Seeds are less dense than Seeds so they will naturally separate when mixed.

Bugs