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The primus flowers? They can be sorta useful if you set up near them. I actually did make use of a set as they were conviently located in a biome i wanted the metamorphic stone from. So i set up a marimorphisis automation there using the mana from the primal lotus. '

If you mean constantly breaking and replanting passives, no it won't stop them decaying. You can slow their decay (for dayblooms and nightshades) by not having them planted when they cannot generate mana anyway (for instance during the day for nightshades) by planting them on enchanted soil...

Current sum of aspects. So a 40/50 aer node is considered bigger than a 1/100 ignis node.

It's not COMPLETELY useless if weeds are disabled, unless you also disabled the clippers, as strength determines the clipping replant rate, with 10 being guaranteed. EDIT: To more directly answer your question, I'm not aware of any way to do it.

I'm not an expert on Computercraft, so I'll leave that part to someone more experienced. The reproccesor isn't techincally needed, unless you either need blutonium, or want to be as efficient as possible with fuel. Cynaite is used to make Big Reactor Tubrines (along with a smaller amount of...

Quite a bit of Atlas Reactor. It's a fairly unique, turn-based strategy game. The main catch is that the turns are synchronous, so everyone decides what to do at the same time, and then you watch it all play out (All actions also occur simultaneously, although prep and blast phases are shown...

You don't want to feed a thermalily while it's on cooldown. The cooldown period is about 5-8 minutes depending on version off the top of my head.

I did something similar for the TT necromancy tablet. While not the same I used a method that could be applied to the situation. I used a small Logistics Pipe system to supply a set of aspects to a chest (activated by redstone signal), which were then Ducted to the three pedestals (for example...

It's a 10% health loss, but can be slightly compensated for with things like tinker heart canisters. Consuming a soul fragment is the only way to truly restore the health legitimately. (If consuming the fragment, it's prob wise to remove any health boosts, heard it can act strange with health...

Ok, in thaumcraft, most things are not crafted in a traditional manner. The thaumnomicon is made by right clicking a bookshelf with a wand. I'm not sure about the infernal furnaceissue, unless you've been trying to place infernal furnace blocks from nei.

Make sure you have a tartaric gem with will in somewhere in your inventory. EDIT: Yes I know i can't spell, but the meaning was clear enough :P

Yes, sometimes (particualrly if the durability of the tool goes down with the swap) the tool does need to be sufficently repaired (not usually fully repaired, but that's the safest)

This is something i thin might be te's side or otherwise hardcoded. A workaround is to break up the itemducts into sections, connecting with a logsistics pipe section.

In terms of Compact Storage, nothing beats AE imo. Logisitics pipes may have more potent automation (and even has a bunch of specialised pipes/modules for bees) but it depends on other mods (or vanilla chests) to store things into. One note is that AE is a CONSTANT power drain, regardless of if...

That's a particualr flower that grows on redstone ore right? It's from extra utilities 2 but i can't rember it's name. EDIT: If you looking for something similar, Magical Crops is the obvious one , but there is also the Resource Crops from agricraft which can also grow Redstone (among other thing).

No, metal alloying won't happen in tanks. I'm only aware of two ways to mix molten metal, the Tinker's Smeltery, or the Metal Mixer from Foundary.

You can find a link to it in his signature.

I think you can use silk mesh iirc to repair it.

Personally I usually turn to Logistics pipes for my sorting of both fluids and items. Ducts (item or fluid) are a popular option though, as are EnderIO conduits, although only the top tier fluid conduit can handle multiple liquids at once.

I don't recall the exact breeding chains of bees, but Monastic bees are gained from villager trades. Every other bee I can think of can be derived solely from the hive bees, or are hive bees themselves.