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# Cactus Farm

<p align="center">Cactus</p>

A large automatic farm that collects cactus when players are nearby and sorts it into shulker boxes for players to collect.

#### Location

<p align="center">Survival 2 Overworld :: -13544, 63, -7678 :: /warp farms</p>

From the warp, go right, past the nether wart farm towards the bamboo farm. Now turn right and walk down the stone pathway between the other farms until you reach the cactus farm, which you'll see on your right.

#### How to use the farm

The farm runs constantly while a player is nearby. You can AFK any where nearby (make sure to block yourself in). Place empty shulkers in the upper chest and collect shulkers of cactus from the bottom chest. These chests have been labelled with item frames.

#### Constraints and Cautions

The redstone lamp next to the chests flashes when the farm is running. If it stays on, the farm is jammed up, or the shulker chest is empty.

<p align="center"><strong>Owner: imcactus42</strong></p>

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