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Whip vine

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Seed
Whip vine seed	·
Seasons
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
Properties
Habitat	Not freezing (Dry) (Savage)
Edible	No
Cookable	If milled
Alcohol	Template:L
Uses
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Other products
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Whip vines cannot be eaten raw, but can be Template:Led or Template:Led. Template:L, brewed from whip vines, is fairly valuable, and Template:L is the most valuable flour product available.

Whip vines are grown Template:L and may be planted any time of the year. Whip vines can be Template:L from Template:L outdoors.

See Also

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