Mimosa Sapling

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Description (From Recipaedia)

Saplings are used to plant trees. You can obtain them by crafting from the leaves of trees. When planting, be careful to place the saplings in a well lit place, full of moisture and of correct temperature. Use hygrometer and thermometer to measure these quantities. Oaks like it warm, Birches moderately cool, Spruces cold and Mimosa's hot. All trees need a lot of humidity. If you plant a sapling in a wrong spot, it will wilt into a dry bush.

Crafting

To obtain Mimosa Saplings, put Mimosa Leaves in the Workbench. Each leaf yields one sapling.