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|image = Comm-Link-Flair 201604 july glowing vine.jpg | |image = Comm-Link-Flair 201604 july glowing vine.jpg | ||
| | |name = Ophelia Vine Plant | ||
|manufacturer = UNKN | |||
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[[ | The '''Ophelia Vine Plant''' is a [[StarCitizen:Hangar items|display plant]] modeled on the bioluminescent [[StarCitizen:Ophelia Vine]] and the fourth item in the [[StarCitizen:Space Plant Collection]]. It was offered as subscriber flair to [[StarCitizen:Centurion Subscription|Centurion]] and [[StarCitizen:Imperator Subscription]] members in July 2946 (2016), with a retroactive price of $5.00. The flair attaches to a Size 1 surface or a [[StarCitizen:Plant Shelf]].<ref>{{Cite RSI|int=Comm-Link:July Subscriber Flair!|text=Comm-Link:July Subscriber Flair!|url=comm-link/transmission/15421-July-Subscriber-Flair}}</ref> | ||
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Origin: [[StarCitizen:Min 1b]] | Origin: [[StarCitizen:Min 1b]] | ||
Average Lifespan: 1–2 years | Average Lifespan: 1–2 years | ||
The [[StarCitizen:Space Plant Collection]] features exotic plants found throughout the galaxy, from strange and unusual specimen to alien specifies or commonly found greeneries. This glowing vine is the fourth item in our Space Plant series! Similar to how the plant's fictional namesake drowned in the ancient [[StarCitizen:Earth]] play Hamlet, the bioluminescent Ophelia vine is submerged regularly by the tide that rises over the brackish sands it grows upon. The plants bright radiance is owing to the high quantity of luciferin it naturally absorbs from the heavy bacteria content found in its homemoon's oceans.<ref>{{ | The [[StarCitizen:Space Plant Collection]] features exotic plants found throughout the galaxy, from strange and unusual specimen to alien specifies or commonly found greeneries. This glowing vine is the fourth item in our Space Plant series! Similar to how the plant's fictional namesake drowned in the ancient [[StarCitizen:Earth]] play Hamlet, the bioluminescent Ophelia vine is submerged regularly by the tide that rises over the brackish sands it grows upon. The plants bright radiance is owing to the high quantity of luciferin it naturally absorbs from the heavy bacteria content found in its homemoon's oceans.<ref>{{Cite RSI|int=Comm-Link:July Subscriber Flair!|text=Comm-Link:July Subscriber Flair!|url=comm-link/transmission/15421-July-Subscriber-Flair}}</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:58, 14 June 2026
Template:For Template:Entity The Ophelia Vine Plant is a display plant modeled on the bioluminescent StarCitizen:Ophelia Vine and the fourth item in the StarCitizen:Space Plant Collection. It was offered as subscriber flair to Centurion and StarCitizen:Imperator Subscription members in July 2946 (2016), with a retroactive price of $5.00. The flair attaches to a Size 1 surface or a StarCitizen:Plant Shelf.<ref>Template:Cite RSI</ref>
Origin: StarCitizen:Min 1b
Average Lifespan: 1–2 years
The StarCitizen:Space Plant Collection features exotic plants found throughout the galaxy, from strange and unusual specimen to alien specifies or commonly found greeneries. This glowing vine is the fourth item in our Space Plant series! Similar to how the plant's fictional namesake drowned in the ancient StarCitizen:Earth play Hamlet, the bioluminescent Ophelia vine is submerged regularly by the tide that rises over the brackish sands it grows upon. The plants bright radiance is owing to the high quantity of luciferin it naturally absorbs from the heavy bacteria content found in its homemoon's oceans.<ref>Template:Cite RSI</ref>
Description
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