Silt bean (Fallout 4)

Silt bean is a consumable item in Fallout 4.

Characteristics
Sprouting from the vine of a silt bean plant, silt beans are red pods of legumes that grow in the wilderness, similar in appearance to a red flower at a distance. It is one of four wild plant types (in the base game) that, in Survival mode, provide player character food value, and do not provide their Health buff unless one is already Well Fed.

Uses
It is one of the ingredients needed to cook radstag stew, a powerful and long-lasting consumable item. Silt beans are used in the food processor as an ingredient for Salisbury Steak.

Locations

 * There are 15 southwest of Sanctuary Hills and northwest of the ranger cabin in three clumps. One group is up in the rocks and can be found by following the power lines.
 * Five can be found west of Murkwater construction site among a group of trees standing about 15 yards east of a downed vertibird.
 * Four can be found behind the house that is the exit for Old Gullet sinkhole.
 * Three can be found halfway between Listening Post Bravo and the Slog, among a group of trees and stumps surrounding an oak covered with hanging moss.
 * Three can be found behind Abernathy Farm, near some red bushes almost 3/4 of the way to the next power tower.
 * Six can be found at the bottom of a cliff between Robotics disposal ground and Thicket Excavations.
 * Four are located on the hilltop just above and east of Thicket Excavations between the quarry and the road, with another three a little further east at the base of a billboard on the opposite side of the road.
 * Three directly west of the shack at Tenpines Bluff.
 * Several silt bean plants can be found around Fairline Hill Estates.
 * Four can be found on top of the eastern end of the island-like knoll surrounded by a circular stream west of Recon bunker Theta. This knoll also contains tato flower, gourd blossom, bloodleaf, and hubflower.
 * Three in the perimeter of Shaw High School.
 * Three can be found next to the Morton residence, and a fourth a little bit south.

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