Kucha Mala: Pochka-disinfectant

Every plant begins its initialization processes in the spring, when the system begins to wake up after a long nap. It is accompanied by a thorough cleaning of the hardware. Before the plant begins to bloom, it must clean the channels to ensure that every leaf or petal will grow properly. To accomplish this, the forest's core algorithm provides special purifying juice in an elastic shell to the branches.

(Benefits)

The pochka is used to clean and protect the human neck's n-port as well as the brain implant channels. Pochka must be connected to a cleaner device and plugged into an n-port to accomplish this. One disinfectant will last about half a year.

(Dangers)

Only a thermal sensor can determine the correct Pochka. It will cause damage to your channels if it is not cut off in place of the warm juice. A branch with an excess cut will pick up some cold juice, causing the disinfectant to act as glue.