oxygen not included wild plant

This means that to feed your base on wild mealwood, you would need 60 wild mealwood plants occupying 120 tiles of space.

Creating dirt tiles is tedious but not hard (quoting myself): And here is a simple recipe for making a dirt-tile: Put down a granite tile, drop 50kg of Algae on it (35C or around that) and drop one 25kg helping of fresh liquid glass on top.

If you go rampant on dupe numbers its necessary to preserve wildlife in almost all forms. Stifled plants will pause growth and not consume resources. This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

Since Bristles also don't grow outside of the starting biome, I think they and mealwood are kinda irrelevant to the wild harvest question. It accepts only decorative plants (Bluff Briar, Buddy Bud, Mirth Leaf, Jumping Joya, Sporechid). So, my rule of thumb has been lately: "If the plant isn't in the way, let it grow naturally and I'll get the food at some point when I need the space." So it is possible to cut wild growth rates in half (or equivalently, double wild production) if one has the fertilizer and builds a greenhouse around the wild plants.

Of course ppl can preseve plants as some kind of preservationist roleplay game or simple laziness too, I went the preservationist way once in a particular map where the starting biome was literally surrounded by drecko habitats, complete with balm lilies and pinchas. Ripe plants will continue to draw resources before harvest. Once planted they do not require any further attention from the duplicants and will passively contribute to Decor. I have maintained my sleet wheat and pincha pepperplants, and find that I have extra pincha pepper. Its the variance between having an un-dug tile, say in the early game or outside your base to wild plant, as opposed to in the middle of your shower room in an already built out area.

Industrial Plants share the farming mechanics with the food plants but produce Industrial Ingredients or other resources instead.

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the danger to wild farming sleet wheat is walk distances. It's really easy right now. Wild growing plants do not require fertilization or irrigation. You can however use sweepers, it's particularly handy with pincha peppers. Besides the temperature and atmosphere requirements they usually require either some sort of fertilization and some sort of irrigation in form of a daily supply of Water or Polluted Water. Well, they are an imperfection, yes. © Valve Corporation.

I used to go for 12 dupes and these can be fully sustained food-wise on wildly grown ingredient pepper-bread on most maps.

All you had to do was drop a seed on a natural tile.

but imho, sure the wild plants don't need resources but they do need dupe's travel times, I mean one dupe to harvest then other dupe to haul. Is it still possible to scatter seeds on natural tiles for them to grow in the wild? Also, if a cold biome is clean, I'll let the wild sleetwheat grow while I work in other areas. In general, plants should "breathe" instead of wanting to be in a particular atmosphere, so that wild plants do need some maintenance (like bristle blossoms turn CO2 to O2, mealwoods the reverse, need to carefully balance them or pump gasses around), and so a pocket of natural gas wandering by doesn't instantly mess with growth.

Cooking algae/slime to turn into dirt blocks or leaving unmined blocks in specific places, then moving seeds by constructing and deconstructing storage or farm roles is pretty clunky, troublesome, ugly, and not really fun.

Don't dig them. So I think the addition may be fun.

During my early base, I'll leave wild mealwood to grow. The glass gets buried in the dirt.

How would a newer player, who did not realize they needed to preserve natural tiles in the middle of their base to take advantage of wild plants, know that they can create natural tiles again only by cooking algae or slime? but then you have to choose which area is worth.

I'm actually surprised people are excited about wild mushrooms.

There are four general kinds of plants in the game. And for my last experiment with 1 dupe, it is possible to do early (well, everything is much slower with one dupe, so not cycle-wise early, but base-development wise early). The granite tile helps with cooling it down. Pincha Pepper and Dasha Saltvine must be planted in a tile rotated upside-down. It can grow Mealwood, Bristle Blossom, Sleet Wheat, Pincha Pepper and Wheezewort. This not only improved their density (1 plant per tile, so only 4 times less space efficient than domesticated), but reduced dupe travel times: all in one place, no climbing up/down steps, etc.

The poll was not multiple-choice for me.

To further require some maintenance, plants should die if placed in ungrowable conditions for too long (2 cycles in a row) or in very extreme conditions, but drop a seed.

They all have a height of 1 and can be planted in all kinds of Pots. I actually shut down my mushroom and bristle farms because I had too many calories in the fridge, mostly from meat and wild pinchas, with the occasional pepper bread and omelettes.

So the question comes down to: How much area are the wild plants going to take up (density) compared to their reduced production rate. @Saturnus observes that you can completely automate wild farms by waiting for "natural harvest" (which costs 4 cycles) and using sweepers/loaders to bring it to the kitchen. They will automatically drop their product after a few cycles and begin anew.

This Guide will teach you all about Agriculture - the art of growing the plants you find in the colony, and what you need to know to maximize your yield. I'm complaining about the incongruity of straightforwardness from when you do have natural tiles available to when you don't.

You should be willing to build some transit tubes if you want to recover some of that dupe labor - they're running to the far corners of your asteroid to gather food.

Bet, selfplanting is impossible for pincha pepper at least. For those who do not know, wild plants do not consume any resources and essentially provide free produce for those willing to wait (4 times as long as domestic plants). If one of the minimum criteria is not met the plant becomes stifled and stops growing.

It's fun, and you can easily support 35 dupes, but definitely not lazy, if you take into account all the effort you put into building around the habitats, preserving temperatures and automating procedures. Its purpose is to add Decor. (Playing on the same difficulty since some time, last base with the addition that all duplicants are mouth breathers^^). Illumination: Some plants prefer to have a strong light source, while others enjoy soothing darkness. Decorative plants give significant Decor bonus but have different requirements regarding the atmosphere and the temperature.

Or deal with it, and go through the process of making those tiles like some of us did.

The cracks on the dirt tile is bugging me to be honest. But yes, collecting sleet wheat wild is much easier than making a domestic farm.

With 8 dupes it is basically always possible.

Aside from preparing meals, you also need to manage where and how to store them, which plants to grow, and how to keep the food from rotting.

The ability to duplicate liquid matter is already available (make dupes go to the bathroom as often as possible). Muggins, April 23, 2019 in [Oxygen Not Included] - General Discussion. I saw somebody had posted that Thimble Reed randomly grows in the biome.

just the variance of effort required to do so is a little absurd.

Dreckos require dupe time, pacus do not. They can be domesticated.

Build a bunch of planters or farm tiles, plant all of your crops, deconstruct the buildings. If there are more than 2 plants in that region they will not plant there.

Growing plants and preparing meals aren’t that simple in Oxygen Not Included. Some domesticated plants must be fertilized to grow.

I mean this is NOT effort intensive whatsoever. In the picture above, there are 13 plants (counting the muckroot, which only produce ONCE) in 23 tiles of space.

Intentionally making the game worse for players who use strong tactic to "punish" them would be incredibly dumb, so it should be assumed it's not intentional. Dupe effort, certainly not tedious player effort. oosyrag, July 8, 2019 in [Oxygen Not Included] - General Discussion. Oxygen Not Included [Oxygen Not Included] - General Discussion ; Organic Farming - Growing wild plants Archived.

Having plants grow at no cost couldn't be balanced without absolutely massive growth time nerf. yoakenashi, January 24, 2019 in [Oxygen Not Included] - General Discussion. The Wheezewort cools down the environment and Oxyfern converts carbon dioxide to oxygen. This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies. The same way old players did when they messed up - start new asteroid.

Just you don;t have to make 999 storage compactors with 1 kg limit and seed selected. Regarding the amount of effort "free" resources should require I don't have much input. Since we don't want Natural Gas to escape our Fertilizer Plant, ... this setup can also serve as a decent temperature buffer to prevent wild swings in Heat levels in the Steam Vent room and facilitate long-term rapid condensation of Steam. If you answer Yes, which plants do you preserve? What I'd like to see changed in general on farming: I also think Waterweed needing bleach stone for fertilization is crazy, it should only need saltwater irrigation for full growth, and there needs to be things that produce saltwater in the tide pool biomes.

See Plants in Comparison table for details on which plant needs which irrigation.

Yes, wild plants are free food, but there will come a point in your colony development where wild sources just can't keep up.

Can we place crop seed on natural tile and let it grows as wild plant?

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No upkeep food, cooling, power etc SHOULD require effort. Plants have several functions in Oxygen Not Included from purely improving decor to being the source of food.

You can then specify to irrigate, and further to fertilize, for extra growth rate. the danger to wild farming sleet wheat is walk distances.

I have 40+ wild pinchas with a bunch not even accessible yet, and only 12 dupes.

And has the same corresponding lower output. It really shapes how you build if you want to use them.

Utility plants do not grow and cannot be harvested. Each seed weighs 1 kg. I'd like to get excited, but more than 50% of the time, they are in PO instead of CO2, which is pretty useless. If your pips are not planting your seeds its probably because there are too many other plants nearby. But normal gameplay with 10-20 dupes its much more efficient to use available resources and farm the stuff with automation aid.

Sporechid while technically being a decorative plant is not advised to be utilized in that way and thankfully lives only in Carbon Dioxide. So stop complaining because it's very straightforward. Obviously pincha and sleet is useful as its late game food ingredient and one trip can harvest large amount of kcal worth material.

The environment can get warmer through items that produce heat, creeps through walls and resources, even your Duplicants produce and spread some heat by mere existence. They are all made of Genetic Ooze. I like the fully automated farming, but you have to keep in mind that it adds 4 cycles to the "growth time".

[1] For food and industrial plants there is a base 10% chance that a seed is produced once every harvest, though there is an additional 3.3% chance per level of Agriculture[2], including skill bonuses, so with 10 Farming the chance is 43%.

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