Carrot Plant
Carrot plants are vegetation plants that produces carrots.
Appearance
Carrot plants at a young age have the appearance of a small green rosette of leaves protruding from the ground surface. A mature carrot plant has a taller rosette of leaves and flowering stem with an umbrel of white flowers at the top.
Where Found
Carrot plants are found growing near temperate and equatorial areas.
Farming
Carrot plants are primarily used in the production and farming of carrots which have a variety of uses to a blockhead. Carrot plants can be planted in a block of dirt or compost to produce additional carrot plants and yielding more carrots. Harvesting of the plants is achieved by hand, machete, or spade on a mature plant. If harvested by hand, a mature carrot plant will yield up to two carrots while using a machete or spade will yield more. If a mature plant goes unharvested, the plant will eventually drop a carrot and turn into a young carrot plant to begin a new life cycle.
Using a spade to harvest carrot plants is faster than using a machete.
Notes
Donkeys occasionally spawn near carrot plants.
Gallery
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Carrot plants, young and mature
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Young carrot plant with carrot
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Mature carrot plants in HD
