Rockwood Cactus

Rockwood Cacti look and feel like boulders, and from a distance are hardly discernable from the surrounding landscape. They grow in clusters and are generally slightly wider than they are tall. Each individual bulb has its own root network, but like trees, when multiple bulbs grow near one another their roots tend to merge into one large network.
When harvested, a Rockwood bulb can be flayed open for it's "meat". Rockwood meat isnt very nutritious or tasty, as it is mostly water and cellulose, but it will quench your thirst.

Basic Information

Ecology and Habitats

Rockwood can be found in lowlying valleys and dry crevaces.

Additional Information

Geographic Origin and Distribution

Generally found near sea level, whether on a coast, crater, or canyon.

Genetic Ancestor(s)

• Cactus

Scientific Name

Pseudolithos Mascus