🆕 Updated for Eco 14 — “Garbage & Recycling” — this server and these numbers now reflect the new version. What changed →
  • Byproducts: nearly every recipe now leaves waste behind, so recipe pages list byproducts alongside ingredients.
  • Garbage & recycling: waste sorts from mixed garbage down to pure materials, and can be recycled back into stock.
  • Pollution has four kinds: acid rain, chemical, soil and heavy mineral, each settling into the ground differently. Pollution guide →
  • Modules reworked: upgrades are now Basic / Advanced / Modern / Specialty, one per slot, driving the same bonus system as talents. Module guide →
  • Fresh water: machines need it — water drawn from the ocean has to be desalinated first.
  • Update 14.2 — stores: bulk discounts on sell offers, one-time buy quotas, and a full trade history in the Economy Viewer. Stores guide →

The character calculator has been updated for these changes. Read the garbage & recycling guide →

Prickly Pear Seed

Prickly Pear Seed

Plant to grow prickly pear cacti.

Weight50 gMax stack100Food0 calCompostableSkillFarming Lv 1StationFarmers Table

Notes

Prickly Pear Seed is planted to grow prickly pear cacti, a crop that provides food nutrition for your diet. It can be gathered from wild prickly pear plants in nature or produced by a recipe, and it is also used to craft an Agriculture Research Paper Advanced. When planting, remember that this seed must be placed on a surface that can support crops.

Notes are AI-generated and may be imprecise.

Nutrition

Calories0Shelf life1680 h
Carbs0
Protein0
Fat0
Vitamins0

▶ How to craft (full recipe + calculator)

Recycling & waste

Salvages into (per unit)

The same salvage value leaks out as garbage when this item is consumed in crafting.

How garbage, sorting & recycling work

Total raw to craft this

Steps1Total labor60 calTotal time0.2 min

Categories

Found in the wild

Obtained from

Used in

See also

Agave SeedAmanita Mushroom SporesBeansBeet SeedBolete Mushroom SporesCamas Bulb

Small and dry, this seed holds the desert's patience, trading sun and soil for spines and sweet fruit.