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<div class="ItemTabber"><tabber>Flora={{Flora
{{SimilarName|the '''Tiger Plant'''|the [[Spike Trap]]}}
{{Flora
|title1 = Tiger Plant
|title1 = Tiger Plant
|image1 = Spike Plant Flora.png
|image1 = Tiger Plant Flora.png
|tab = [[Flora]]
|tab = [[Flora]]
|attitude = [[:Category:Hazardous|Hazardous]]
|attitude = [[:Category:Hazardous|Hazardous]]
|damage = * Thorn: 10
|biome =
* [[Crag Field]]
|biome = * [[Crag Field]]
* [[Deep Sparse Reef]]
* [[Deep Sparse Reef]]
* [[Grassy Plateaus]]
* [[Grassy Plateaus]]
* [[Grassy Plateaus Caves]]
* [[Grassy Plateaus Caves]]
* [[Reefback Leviathan]]
* [[Sparse Reef]]
* [[Sparse Reef]]
|reap = [[File:Tiget Plant Seed.png|30px|link=List of Plantable Flora]] (2&times;2)
* [[Reefback]]
|debugspawn = ''spikeplant''
|active_during = [[:Category:Cathemeral|Cathemeral (Day and Night)]]
}}
|reap = [[File:Tiget Plant Seed.png|30px|link=List of Plantable Flora]] (2x2)
|-|
|damage = * Thorn: 10%
Seed=
|spawn = *''spikeplant''}}
{{Craftable
The '''Tiger Plant''' is a hazardous [[flora]] species. It is commonly found in rocky areas of the [[Grassy Plateaus]] and its [[Grassy Plateaus Caves|caves]], while also being present among the clusters of [[Eye Stalk]]s in the [[Sparse Reef]].
|title1=Tiger Plant Seed
|image4= Tiger Plant Seed.png
|category= [[Seeds]]
|subcat=[[Seeds]]
|size=4 (2x2)
|attribute=
|description=Tiger plant seed.
|bioreactor= +70 Energy
|debugspawn=''spikeplantseed''}}
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The '''Tiger Plant''' is a hazardous [[flora]] species. It is commonly found in rocky areas of the [[Grassy Plateaus]] and its [[Grassy Plateaus Caves|caves]], while also being present on the backs of adult [[Reefback Leviathan]]s and among the clusters of [[Eye Stalk]]s in the [[Sparse Reef]].


The [[Player]] can harvest it for [[List of Plantable Flora|Tiger Plant Seeds]] by using the [[Survival Knife|knife]].
It can be harvested for [[List of Plantable Flora|Tiger Plant Seeds]] by using the [[Survival Knife (Subnautica)|Survival Knife]] or [[Thermoblade (Subnautica)|Thermoblade]].


==Appearance==
==Appearance==
The '''Tiger Plant''' resembles real life [[wikipedia:Sponge|sponges]], featuring a cluster of red, tendril-shaped stalks with yellow spikes protruding from it. Its surface is also covered with a dark brown stripe pattern.
The Tiger Plant resembles real-life [[wikipedia:Sponge|sponges]], featuring a cluster of red, tendril-shaped stalks with yellow spikes protruding from it. Its surface is also covered with a dark brown stripe pattern.


==Behavior==
==Behavior==
When the '''Tiger Plant''' has a line of sight of a nearby target, usually being the player, it will trigger the attack animation and launch its spikes.
When the Tiger Plant has a line of sight on a nearby target it will trigger the attack animation and launch its spikes. It will target the player character, and also any medium-sized [[fauna]] that enters its targeting range. Tiger Plants will never deliberately attack unoccupied [[vehicles]], structures, smaller fish, or each other.


Each stalk launches a spike aimed towards the target. The spikes leave a thin, white trail as they pass through the water. Tiger Plants aim directly at their target and do not lead their shots, and their spikes are modeled as projectiles with actual flight time rather than as hitscans. As a result, circle-strafing around a Tiger Plant will prevent it from ever scoring a hit. Their shots disappear at a set maximum range, so even if they miss what they are shooting at, it is possible for them to hit something else instead.
Each stalk launches a semi-homing spike aimed towards the target. The spikes fly through the water with high velocity, leaving a thin white, visible trail.


It is encouraged to freeze '''Tiger Plants''' using the [[Stasis Rifle]] whenever scavenging the ocean floor within their vicinity.
It can be a good idea to freeze Tiger Plants using the [[Stasis Rifle]] when scavenging the ocean floor within the vicinity of one. As with other plants, the player can also "kill" a Tiger Plant by striking it repeatedly with a knife, though this will require them to dispose of the collected seeds afterward.


Tiger Plant projectiles cannot leave the water if they were fired from an underwater, however, Tiger Plant projectiles that were launched from above the water ''can'' enter the water without vanishing, allowing them to attack targets both above and below the water level. If a Tiger Plant is attached to a Reefback that is at the surface, it will almost always not fire, however, some positions on the reefback can trigger it to fire. If it does, the projectiles will usually not actually hit the player, rather vanishing right before them or hitting the reefback and doing nothing, but they can hit the player at certain angles and positions. It can still hit the player by performing its attack animation if they are physically touching it, even if the projectile itself doesn't hit the player. If a nearby Tiger Plant is submerged but the player is above water, the plant will fire at the player but cannot score a hit.
'''Tiger Plants''' will fire projectiles at the player when the plants are attached to [[Reefback]]s. However, if the Reefback is at the surface, the '''Tiger Plant''' cannot fire. This is probably due to the fact that the '''Tiger Plant''' cannot fire projectiles above water.


'''Tiger Plants''' do not attack the player if they are in the [[Seamoth]] or [[Prawn Suit]].
Tiger Plants do not attack the player if they are in the [[Seamoth]], [[Prawn Suit (Subnautica)|Prawn Suit]], or [[Seabases (Subnautica)|Seabases]], however, they can hit them by accident and deal 5 damage to the Seamoth, or a breach to a Seabase. Other effective ways to get rid of them is by ramming them with the [[Cyclops]] or [[Seamoth]], or simply using the [[Prawn Suit Drill Arm (Subnautica)|Prawn Suit Drill Arm ]].


If the player is using a Prawn Suit with the [[Prawn Suit Propulsion Cannon (Subnautica)|Propulsion Cannon]], the plants can be used as a sort of makeshift weapon. They can still fire while being held by a propulsion cannon, and will attack any of their normal targets while being held. By "aiming" at targets, the player can essentially use the plant as a projectile weapon. This is, however, less effective than simply using small fish or rocks as ammunition.
If its seeds are planted in an [[Exterior Growbed]], they will still be hostile and will attack the Player. They will not attack the player when planted inside an [[Alien Containment]], even if the player is present inside the containment.


If its seeds are planted in an [[Exterior Growbed (Subnautica)|Exterior Growbed]], they will still be hostile and will attack the player. They will not attack the player when planted inside an [[Alien Containment (Subnautica)|Alien Containment]], even if the player is present inside the containment.
If the player happens to be wearing a [[Reinforced Dive Suit]], the projectiles launched by the '''Tiger Plant '''will be deflected, leaving the player unharmed.


If the player wears a [[Reinforced Dive Suit (Subnautica)|Reinforced Dive Suit]], the projectiles launched by the Tiger Plant will be deflected, doing no damage.
Upon having been attacked, a crack in the goggles of the dive suit will be visible.

==Energy Value==
{{Recipe2|page=Tiger Plant Seed}}


==Data Bank Entry==
==Data Bank Entry==
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This plant has adapted to sense fluctuations in the water at up to 15m, and is capable both of prehensile movement of its tubes, as well as the propelling of thorns at speeds of up to 10m/s.
This plant has adapted to sense fluctuations in the water at up to 15m and is capable both of prehensile movement of its tubes, as well as the propelling of thorns at speeds of up to 10m/s.


Although capable of incapacitating small herbivores, this plant lacks carnivorous digestive organs. Would-be predators caught in its defensive perimeter serve as a warning to other herbivores not to approach; and then as they decompose they serve as fertilizer for the tiger plant.
Although capable of incapacitating small herbivores, this plant lacks carnivorous digestive organs. Would-be predators caught in its defensive perimeter serve as a warning to other herbivores not to approach; and then as they decompose they serve as fertilizer for the tiger plant.
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<gallery widths="200" spacing="small">
<gallery widths="200" spacing="small">
TigerPlant1.jpg|Day-time view
TigerPlant1.jpg|Day-time view
TigerPlantNight.jpg|Night-time view
TigerPlant2.jpg|[[Bioluminescence]]
TigerPlant2.jpg|[[Bioluminescence]]
Spike Plant (2).jpg|A '''Tiger Plant''' in the Sparse Reef
Spike Plant (2).jpg|A Tiger Plant in the Sparse Reef
TigerPlantSpikes.png|The spikes that come off the '''Tiger Plants'''
TigerPlantSpikes.png|The spikes that come off the Tiger Plants
TPPComparison.png|Size comparison with the player
TPPComparison.png|Size comparison with the player
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</gallery>
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Concept Art=
Concept Art=
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<gallery position="left" widths="200" spacing="small" captionalign="left">
TigerPlantConceptArt1.JPG|Many early '''Tiger Plant''' designs
TigerPlantConceptArt1.JPG|Many early Tiger Plant designs
TigerPlantConceptArt2.JPG|Initial '''Tiger Plant''' sketches
TigerPlantConceptArt2.JPG|Initial Tiger Plant sketches
</gallery>
</gallery>
|-|
|-|
Other=
Other=
<gallery widths="200" spacing="small">
<gallery widths="200" spacing="small">
spikeplantmodel.png|'''Tiger Plant's''' model from [https://sketchfab.com/models/8ad52c9b34464e93a804b34de1f18d02 Sketchfab]
spikeplantmodel.png|Tiger Plant's model from [https://sketchfab.com/models/8ad52c9b34464e93a804b34de1f18d02 Sketchfab]
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</tabber>


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* The '''Tiger Plant's ''' original name was the Spike Plant, but it was changed to differentiate it and the [[Spike Trap]].
* The Tiger Plant's original name was "Spike Plant", but it was changed before full release to differentiate it from the [[Spike Trap]]. The Spike Trap ended up not being added to Subnautica, but was added to Below Zero, which lacks the Tiger Plant.
* The '''Tiger Plant''' is currently the only [[:Category:Hazardous|hazardous]] flora the player could harvest for seeds, with the Spike Trap possibly joining it in future updates.
* The Tiger Plant is one of only three [[:Category:Hazardous|hazardous]] flora the player can harvest for seeds, the others being the [[Acid Mushroom]] and the [[Deep Shroom]].

{{Navbox Flora}}
{{Navbox Flora}}

[[Category:Flora]]
[[de:Tigerpflanze]]
[[Category:Cathemeral]]
[[fr:Plante_Tigre]]
[[Category:Grassy Plateaus]]
[[Category:Sparse Reef]]
[[pl:Tygrysiczka]]
[[Category:Hazardous]]
[[pt-br:Tiger_Plant]]
[[ru:Шипомёт]]
[[Category:Harvestable]]
[[Category:Grassy Plateaus Caves]]
[[Category:Bioluminescent]]
[[Category:Bioluminescent]]
[[Category:Crag Field]]
[[Category:Crag Field]]
[[Category:Deep Sparse Reef]]
[[Category:Deep Sparse Reef]]
[[Category:Flora]]
[[Category:Grassy Plateaus]]
[[Category:Grassy Plateaus Caves]]
[[Category:Harvestable]]
[[Category:Hazardous]]
[[Category:Sparse Reef]]
[[Category:Subnautica]]
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Latest revision as of 18:11, 22 February 2025

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The Tiger Plant is a hazardous flora species. It is commonly found in rocky areas of the Grassy Plateaus and its caves, while also being present on the backs of adult Reefback Leviathans and among the clusters of Eye Stalks in the Sparse Reef.

It can be harvested for Tiger Plant Seeds by using the Survival Knife or Thermoblade.

Appearance

The Tiger Plant resembles real-life sponges, featuring a cluster of red, tendril-shaped stalks with yellow spikes protruding from it. Its surface is also covered with a dark brown stripe pattern.

Behavior

When the Tiger Plant has a line of sight on a nearby target it will trigger the attack animation and launch its spikes. It will target the player character, and also any medium-sized fauna that enters its targeting range. Tiger Plants will never deliberately attack unoccupied vehicles, structures, smaller fish, or each other.

Each stalk launches a spike aimed towards the target. The spikes leave a thin, white trail as they pass through the water. Tiger Plants aim directly at their target and do not lead their shots, and their spikes are modeled as projectiles with actual flight time rather than as hitscans. As a result, circle-strafing around a Tiger Plant will prevent it from ever scoring a hit. Their shots disappear at a set maximum range, so even if they miss what they are shooting at, it is possible for them to hit something else instead.

It can be a good idea to freeze Tiger Plants using the Stasis Rifle when scavenging the ocean floor within the vicinity of one. As with other plants, the player can also "kill" a Tiger Plant by striking it repeatedly with a knife, though this will require them to dispose of the collected seeds afterward.

Tiger Plant projectiles cannot leave the water if they were fired from an underwater, however, Tiger Plant projectiles that were launched from above the water can enter the water without vanishing, allowing them to attack targets both above and below the water level. If a Tiger Plant is attached to a Reefback that is at the surface, it will almost always not fire, however, some positions on the reefback can trigger it to fire. If it does, the projectiles will usually not actually hit the player, rather vanishing right before them or hitting the reefback and doing nothing, but they can hit the player at certain angles and positions. It can still hit the player by performing its attack animation if they are physically touching it, even if the projectile itself doesn't hit the player. If a nearby Tiger Plant is submerged but the player is above water, the plant will fire at the player but cannot score a hit.

Tiger Plants do not attack the player if they are in the Seamoth, Prawn Suit, or Seabases, however, they can hit them by accident and deal 5 damage to the Seamoth, or a breach to a Seabase. Other effective ways to get rid of them is by ramming them with the Cyclops or Seamoth, or simply using the Prawn Suit Drill Arm .

If the player is using a Prawn Suit with the Propulsion Cannon, the plants can be used as a sort of makeshift weapon. They can still fire while being held by a propulsion cannon, and will attack any of their normal targets while being held. By "aiming" at targets, the player can essentially use the plant as a projectile weapon. This is, however, less effective than simply using small fish or rocks as ammunition.

If its seeds are planted in an Exterior Growbed, they will still be hostile and will attack the player. They will not attack the player when planted inside an Alien Containment, even if the player is present inside the containment.

If the player wears a Reinforced Dive Suit, the projectiles launched by the Tiger Plant will be deflected, doing no damage.

Energy Value

Tiger Plant Seed.pngItem Arrow.pngBioreactor.pngItem Arrow.pngEnergy.png×70

Data Bank Entry

Tiger Plant Data Bank Image.png

This plant has adapted to sense fluctuations in the water at up to 15m and is capable both of prehensile movement of its tubes, as well as the propelling of thorns at speeds of up to 10m/s.

Although capable of incapacitating small herbivores, this plant lacks carnivorous digestive organs. Would-be predators caught in its defensive perimeter serve as a warning to other herbivores not to approach; and then as they decompose they serve as fertilizer for the tiger plant.

Assessment: Avoid or incapacitate

Gallery

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Trivia

  • The Tiger Plant's original name was "Spike Plant", but it was changed before full release to differentiate it from the Spike Trap. The Spike Trap ended up not being added to Subnautica, but was added to Below Zero, which lacks the Tiger Plant.
  • The Tiger Plant is one of only three hazardous flora the player can harvest for seeds, the others being the Acid Mushroom and the Deep Shroom.

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