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| description = A bushy wild plant which yields delicious berries. Berries can be cooked, but they're also good to eat even when raw.
 
| description = A bushy wild plant which yields delicious berries. Berries can be cooked, but they're also good to eat even when raw.
 
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{{Info|'''Berry bushes''' are a wild [[plant]] that naturally occurs in {{Habitats}}. As with any other bush-type plant, berry bush's growth progress goes back to 30% when harvested, and they can't be grown by the player. A mature berry bush yields 10 [[berries]].}}
 
{{Info|'''Berry bushes''' are a wild [[plant]] that naturally occurs in {{Habitats}}. As with any other bush-type plant, berry bush's growth progress goes back to 30% when harvested, and they can't be grown by the player. A mature berry bush yields 10 [[berries]].}}
  
==Growing==
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== Growing ==
 
Berry bushes are functionally similar to [[agave]], with the minor differences being that berries don't produce a negative thought when eaten raw, and agave plants can grow in 30% fertile ground and above. The latter currently makes no real gameplay difference though, as the soil below gravel in terms of fertility is sand with a 6% rating.
 
Berry bushes are functionally similar to [[agave]], with the minor differences being that berries don't produce a negative thought when eaten raw, and agave plants can grow in 30% fertile ground and above. The latter currently makes no real gameplay difference though, as the soil below gravel in terms of fertility is sand with a 6% rating.
 
{{Grow Table}}
 
{{Grow Table}}
  
==Gallery==
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== Gallery ==
 
<gallery>
 
<gallery>
Berry bush immature.png|Berry Bush Immature  
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Berry bush immature.png|Immature berry bush
Berry bush leafless.png|Berry Bush Leafless
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Berry bush.png|Mature berry bush
Berry bush.png|Berry Bush Fruiting
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Berry bush leafless.png|Leafless berry bush
 
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</gallery>
  

Latest revision as of 16:07, 5 March 2023

Berry bush

Berry bush

A bushy wild plant which yields delicious berries. Berries can be cooked, but they're also good to eat even when raw.

Base Stats

Type
PlantWild
Beauty
0 (1)
HP
120
Flammability
100%
Path Cost
30

Building

Cover Effectiveness
20%

Ingestion

Nutrition
0.5

Plant Stats

Time to grow
6 days (11.08 days)
Work to Harvest
250 ticks (4.17 secs)
Base Harvest Yield
10 Berries
Min Fertility
50%
Fertility Sensitivity
50%
Min light to grow
50%

Berry bushes are a wild plant that naturally occurs in temperate forests, temperate swamps, tropical rainforests, tropical swamps, arid shrublands, boreal forests, cold bogs, and tundra. As with any other bush-type plant, berry bush's growth progress goes back to 30% when harvested, and they can't be grown by the player. A mature berry bush yields 10 berries.

Growing[edit]

Berry bushes are functionally similar to agave, with the minor differences being that berries don't produce a negative thought when eaten raw, and agave plants can grow in 30% fertile ground and above. The latter currently makes no real gameplay difference though, as the soil below gravel in terms of fertility is sand with a 6% rating.

  • Ground Type Gravel Soil Rich Soil Hydroponics
    Fertility (%) 70 100 140 280
    Real Grow Time (days)[1] 13.04 11.08 9.23 N/A
    Base Yield/day[2] 0.77 0.9 1.08 N/A
    1. Actual days to grow, taking into account rest time.
    2. Per plant, assuming Crop Yield Multiplier of 1.0.
      Note that Difficulty settings change the Crop Yield Multiplier.
  • Gallery[edit]

    Version history[edit]

    • Version ? - Renamed from raspberry bush. Now takes longer to grow.