Leaves

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Leaves are harvested from a different foliage plant each Egyptian week and are marked with the week in which they were harvested. After roughly 4 Egyptian weeks they turn into Compost, the use of which is currently unknown. Harvesting yields up to 7 leaves per plant.

Leaves are used to feed ants in Ant Colonies. 21 leaves at a time can be placed inside a seeded colony. In addition, leaves are used to keep Queen Ants alive when outside of a colony. In both cases, the leaves must be from the current week.

Heavy pollution can affect leaf production, causing a plant to yield less than 7 leaves, or stop producing leaves entirely.

Leaf History

Week No.	Plant	Egypt time	Real time (UTC)	Image
51	Water Leaf	Shemu IV-28	April 24, 2009	Water Leaf
50	Pumila Grass	Shemu IV-21	April 22, 2009	Pumila Grass
49	Pale Morningbell	Shemu IV-14	April 19, 2009	Pale Morningbell
48	Green Ground Cover	Shemu IV-7	April 17, 2009	Green Ground Cover
47	Water Leaf	Shemu-III 30	April 14,2009	Water Leaf
46	Velvet Hosta	Shemu III-23	April 11, 2009	Velvet Hosta
45	Snake Plant	Shemu III-16	April 9, 2009	Snake Plant
44	Water Blossom (Yes, again)	Shemu III-9	April 6, 2009	Water Blossom
43	Water Blossom	Shemu III-2	April 3, 2009	Water Blossom
42	Dark Pampas Grass	Shemu II-25	March 31, 2009	Dark Pampas Grass
41	Crimson Scatterbell	Shemu II-18	March 29, 2009	Crimson Scatterbell
40	Cobra Weed	Shemu II-11	March 26, 2009	Cobra Weed
39	Pale Pampas Grass	Shemu II-4	March 24, 2009	Pale pampas grass
38	River Reeds	Shemu I-27	March 21 2009	River Reeds
37	Pale Scatterbell	Shemu I-21	8:17 AM, March 19, 2009	Pale Scatterbell
36	Pale Pampas Grass	Shemu I-14		Pale pampas grass
35	Water Leaf	Shemu-I 5		Water Leaf
34	Green Ground Cover		05:15, 11 March 2009	Green Ground Cover
33	King Fern			King Fern