🆕 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 →

蕨菜干

蕨菜干

While a bunch of wilted fiddleheads may seem a bit sad, at least they're nutritious.

重量200 g最大堆叠100食物350 calCompostable技能篝火烹饪工作站篝火

备注

维特蕨菜是《生态学》中一种营养密度较高的早期食品,每份提供350卡路里、7单位维生素和4单位碳水化合物,总营养值达12——通过平衡饮食和满足渴望可有效提升技能经验倍率。它由玩家主动制作产出,72小时保质期和可堆肥特性使其适合作为短期补给品或土壤改良剂;建议在工业化初期将其纳入食谱,利用高维生素含量来弥补荤素搭配的营养缺口。

备注由 AI 生成,可能不准确。

营养

卡路里350Shelf life72 h
Carbs4
蛋白质1
脂肪0
维生素7

饮食与经验

Eating doesn't change a food's calories or nutrition — those are fixed. What your diet changes is your skill-gain rate (XP). This estimates the rate this food's nutrients contribute. ≈ estimate; set your diet in the ⚙ Character panel.

Nutrient total12Balanced-diet ××0.5Variety ××1Tastiness ××1Skill-gain rate≈ 18

Base: this food alone (+12 base gain). Craving & dinner-party bonuses are situational (assumed ×1).

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

制作此物的总原料

步骤1总人工15 cal总时间0.4 min

分类

获取途径

另见

Left too long in the basket, these fiddleheads lost their spring—but they still hold the forest's nourishment for anyone hungry enough to take it.