Unveiling the Magic of Botany Exhibits in Two Point Museum
As each museum in Two Point Hospital grows, you’ll have the opportunity to fill it with a wide array of fascinating and strange exhibits, ranging from prehistoric fossils and dinosaur bones to the most exotic and peculiar plants. These botanical displays, known as Botany Exhibits, add a unique and vibrant touch to your museum, attracting visitors with their rare and often bizarre characteristics. However, these plants require special care and attention to thrive, so let’s delve into how you can unlock and maintain them in your museum.
Unlocking Botany Exhibits in Two Point Museum
Your journey with Botany Exhibits begins in Memento Mile, your first museum, where you initially fill the hall with prehistoric fossils and dinosaur bones. As you progress, you’ll unlock botanical displays in the Bone Belt, the same Expedition area where your team digs for fossils. Each Point of Interest in this area will gradually introduce more Botany Exhibits, adding a new layer of intrigue to your museum.
Here’s a list of the Botany Exhibits you can unlock and their locations:
- Bigfoot Gardens in Bone Belt: Folding Chaptrap
- Blooming Buffoon in Bone Belt: Stink Plant
- Chomper Jungle in Bone Belt: Chomper Jr.
- Chomper Pit in Primal Frontier: Aurora Arborealis
- Lethargic River in Bone Belt: Flagon Fruit
- Dancing Tree in Stop Beaton & Deadhorse: Syrup Tree
- Scruffy Bluff in Bone Belt: Cliffhanger Plant
- Herbaceous Greens in Bone Belt: Evergreen Weiner Tree
- Cake Plant in Pebberley Coast: Peek-A-Lily Pads
- Overgrowth Jungle in Two Point Sea: Unknown
- Iced Spires in Netherworld: Mushroom Wilds
- Reaper Furrow in Netherworld: Fog Moors
As we uncover more Botany Exhibits, we will keep you updated on the latest additions to your collection.
Caring for Your Botany Exhibits
As the curator, it’s your responsibility to ensure that your new displays are in the best condition possible to attract visitors and encourage donations. Unlike regular exhibits, which only need experts nearby for restoration, Botany Exhibits require continuous maintenance to keep the plants healthy and thriving. The best way to manage this is to section off an area and dedicate it solely to Botany Exhibits. Most of these plants will need Heaters and Misters to maintain the right temperature and humidity levels.
Heaters and Misters
Heaters and Misters are essential tools for maintaining the health of your plant exhibits. Here’s what they do:
- Heaters: Raise the temperature around where they are placed in a 15 x 15 tile area. The Heater area is visualized in red, and you can check its effect by hovering your cursor over it.
- Misters: Raise the humidity around where they are placed in a 15 x 15 tile area. The Mister area is visualized in blue, and you can check its effect similarly.
If a plant is outside of the effective area of a Heater or Mister, it will display a warning icon showing what it requires. Regularly check the status of each plant by clicking on it and looking at the condition percentage. Once it falls below 50 percent, you have limited time to act before it dies.
Calling in the Botany Expert
To keep your plants in optimal condition, you need a Botany Expert nearby at all times. These experts can water the plants and prevent them from dying. You can click on the Expert icon to call in the Botany Expert, and if they don’t arrive quickly enough, you can manually pick one up and drag them to the plant that needs attention.
The Importance of Regular Maintenance
Regular exhibits such as fossil displays and inventions only need experts nearby to help with restoration. However, Botany Exhibits require continuous care. Plants that are not properly maintained will wither and die, becoming useless and needing to be sold or deleted. Replacing a dead plant means going on another Expedition, which can be time-consuming and resource-intensive. Therefore, it’s crucial to keep a watchful eye over your plants and check their status regularly.
The Impact on Your Museum
Healthy and well-maintained Botany Exhibits can significantly enhance the appeal of your museum. Visitors are drawn to the unique and exotic plants, and they are more likely to donate money to support your efforts. A thriving Botany section can also boost the overall rating of your museum, making it a more desirable destination for tourists and enthusiasts.
By dedicating time and resources to the care of your Botany Exhibits, you not only ensure their survival but also create a more vibrant and engaging environment for your visitors. So, roll up your sleeves, grab your watering can, and get ready to nurture these fascinating plants into the crown jewels of your museum!
