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One important difference from most domesticated plants is that Healroot can withstand winter temperatures. Thus, when planted outside after early spring it attracts wild herbivores and can be used as bait. If you are not ready to shoot this animals and protect your crops, then may be worth walling them off. A herd of Thrumbos (or even a single one for that matter) will be destructive to your Healroot farm if left unprotected. | One important difference from most domesticated plants is that Healroot can withstand winter temperatures. Thus, when planted outside after early spring it attracts wild herbivores and can be used as bait. If you are not ready to shoot this animals and protect your crops, then may be worth walling them off. A herd of Thrumbos (or even a single one for that matter) will be destructive to your Healroot farm if left unprotected. | ||
− | There is a variety that can be found naturally growing in {{Habitats|Wild healroot}}, known as [[Wild healroot]]. | + | There is a variety that can be found naturally growing in {{Habitats|Wild healroot}}, known as [[Wild healroot]]. It is statistically identical except it can't be cultivated manually. |
==Usage== | ==Usage== |