Desert tree

A tall plant covered in thin spines that often contains water drawn from deep underground and is found exclusively in the desert.

The cactus itself doesn't have much of a smell, but the fruit smells sweet and somewhat coppery.

The cactus itself is green, but it produces an orange and light yellow fruit.

Can grow to be over 7 feet tall.

The cactus's flesh tastes slimy and bitter, and the fruit tastes somewhat bland and only subtly sweet.

Voltfruit that have orange skin with yellow spike and white flesh.

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The voltfruit can be cooked in dishes to raise electrical resistance.

Tiny black seeds inside the white flesh.

The hot and dry climate of the desert. A large abundance of the plant is a good indicator that there's a large underground spring nearby.

Birds and sand seals consume the flesh and leave behind the seeds in their excrement that can potentially produce more cacti.