Earra

I could eat these all day. If only they could grow more quickly.

— Sall

Basic Information

Anatomy

Karra grow as low, woody bushes with long thorns.

Genetics and Reproduction

The plant reproduces asexually. When watered, Earra produce small orange fruits which fall off when ripe. In the wild they then roll a bit and get blown around by winds until they get buried by sand, at which point they start to germinate.

Growth Rate & Stages

Due to the low nutritional value in sand and the water in the desert the plant grows very slowly, only being able to produce fruit after about 35 years.

Ecology and Habitats

Earra is native to Karra and cannot be cultivated anywhere else.

Additional Information

Uses, Products & Exploitation

The main use are the fruit, which are very nutritional and widely used as supplement to other food sources in Karra.

Lifespan

140 years

Average Height

0,5 metres