Cactus
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This is the page for Cactus.
You may be looking for Saguaro Cactus instead.Cactus (Rarity: 17)
A dangerously sharp plant! Do not touch.
PropertiesNone
Data| Type | Pain Block (Spike) - Foreground |
|---|---|
| Chi | Earth |
| Texture Type | Single |
| Collision Type | Full Collision |
| Hardness | 4 Hits 3 Hits Restores after 8s of inactivity. |
| Seed Color | #98E13F #82D024 |
| Grow Time | 1h 30m 23s |
| Default Gems Drop | 0 - 4 |
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| Desert Blast |
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| It can be found naturally generated in Desert-blasted worlds. |
| Splicing |
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| The tree of this item can be made by mixing the following seeds: |
| Bush Seed Death Spikes Seed |
The Cactus is a splicable solid pain foreground block which has been added since Growtopia's launch.
Function
Being a type of pain block, a Cactus knocks the player back and stings the player until the player stops all motion. A player will die after making contact with a pain block five times in quick succession (recovering from damage takes roughly 5 seconds). The Fireproof mod will not allow the player to take more hits, unlike with lava pain blocks.
Possibilities
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Recipe
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| Acid | Up to 4 can be dropped from harvesting its tree, made by splicing: • Cactus Seed + Plumbing Seed |
| Cactus Pot Block | Up to 4 can be dropped from harvesting its tree, made by splicing: • Cactus Seed + Terracotta Pot Seed → During Cinco De Mayo Week only! |
| Campfire | Up to 4 can be dropped from harvesting its tree, made by splicing: • Cactus Seed + Fireplace Seed |
| Party Cactus | Dropped from smashing a Mystery Pinata containing: {{#vardefine: i | 1 }}{{#while: | | • |
| Prehistoric Palm | Up to 4 can be dropped from harvesting its tree, made by splicing: • Cactus Seed + Palm Tree Seed |
| Sandstone | Up to 4 can be dropped from harvesting its tree, made by splicing: • Cactus Seed + Dirt Seed |
Trivia
- The Saguaro Cactus is almost visually indistinguishable to the regular Cactus. Unlike the latter, however, the former connects with other blocks of its kind.
