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What more bounty could be wrought from the Earth than that which dangles in the sky overhead? Through learning Nut Orchards the skilled farmer is capable of planting nut-bearing trees and watching them grow into fruitful additions to this arboreal collection.
 
What more bounty could be wrought from the Earth than that which dangles in the sky overhead? Through learning Nut Orchards the skilled farmer is capable of planting nut-bearing trees and watching them grow into fruitful additions to this arboreal collection.
  
==About==
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==Potable Nuts==
  
[[Nut Tree]]s can be found in the wild or grown by [[Gardening|Planting]] the appropriate [[Any Nuts|Nut]] in a {{i|Gardening Pot}} with the [[Nut Orchards]] Skill. When Planted Cuttings sometimes die and instead of a Tree you will receive a single {{i|Branch}}. The higher your {{i|Flora & Fauna}} Proficiency, the less likely that it to happen. Planting in Gardening Pots lowers [[Insanity]]. To Plant a Tree which has sprouted in a Gardening Pot, {{i|Lift}} the Pot then right-click the ground and select Plant.
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{{!}} '''Planted with'''
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{{!}} '''Output B'''
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{{!}} '''Output C'''
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{{!}} '''Output D'''
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{{!}} '''Output E'''
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{{!}} {{i|Hickory Nut}}
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{{!}} {{i|Hickory Tree}}
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{{!}} {{i|Branch}}
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{{!}} {{i|Beaming-Proud Sunflower}}
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{{!}} {{i|Myrtle Oak Acorn}}
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{{!}} {{i| Myrtle Oak Tree}}
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{{!}} {{i|Branch}}
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{{!}} {{i|Beaming-Proud Sunflower}}
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{{!}} {{i|Pine Nut}}
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{{!}} {{i|Spruce Tree}}
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{{!}} {{i|Branch}}
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{{!}} {{i|Beaming-Proud Sunflower}}
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{{!}} {{i|Stray Chestnut}}
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{{!}} {{i|Chestnut Tree}}
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{{!}} {{i|Branch}}
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{{!}} {{i|Beaming-Proud Sunflower}}
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{{!}} {{i|Walnut}}
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{{!}} {{i|Walnut Tree}}
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{{!}} {{i|Branch}}
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{{!}} {{i|Beaming-Proud Sunflower}}
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Revision as of 02:33, 14 January 2020

Nut Orchards icon.png Nut Orchards
"Capablility of planting nut-bearing trees"
Requirements:
Skill(s) required:
Proficiencies required:
11500 Flora & Fauna icon.png Flora & Fauna
14400 Herbs & Sprouts icon.png Herbs & Sprouts
4200 Sugar & Spice icon.png Sugar & Spice
Skills Unlocked:
None
Crafts Unlocked:
None
Builds Unlocked:
None
Others Unlocked:


In-Game Text

"If you seek the kernel, then you must break the shell. An likewise, if you would know the reality of Nature, you must destroy the appearance, and the farther you go beyond the appearance, the nearer you will be to the essence."

- Meister Eckhart, 1260 - 1328

What more bounty could be wrought from the Earth than that which dangles in the sky overhead? Through learning Nut Orchards the skilled farmer is capable of planting nut-bearing trees and watching them grow into fruitful additions to this arboreal collection.

Potable Nuts

Planted with Output A Output B Output C Output D Output E
Hickory Nut icon.png Hickory Nut Hickory Tree icon.png Hickory Tree Branch icon.png Branch Beaming-Proud Sunflower icon.png Beaming-Proud Sunflower
Myrtle Oak Acorn icon.png Myrtle Oak Acorn Myrtle oak tree icon.png Myrtle Oak Tree Branch icon.png Branch Beaming-Proud Sunflower icon.png Beaming-Proud Sunflower
Pine Nut icon.png Pine Nut Spruce Tree icon.png Spruce Tree Branch icon.png Branch Beaming-Proud Sunflower icon.png Beaming-Proud Sunflower
Stray Chestnut icon.png Stray Chestnut Chestnut Tree icon.png Chestnut Tree Branch icon.png Branch Beaming-Proud Sunflower icon.png Beaming-Proud Sunflower
Walnut icon.png Walnut Walnut Tree icon.png Walnut Tree Branch icon.png Branch Beaming-Proud Sunflower icon.png Beaming-Proud Sunflower

How to Plant in a Gardening Pot

  1. Select 1x Humus icon.png Humus and left-click it onto your Gardening Pot icon.png Gardening Pot.
  2. If not, Select a Vessel with at least .20L of filled with Potable Water icon.png Potable Water and left-click it onto your Gardening Pot. A Gardening Pot can hold up to 1L of Potable Water. Each planting will reduce the filled amount by .20L.
  3. Select the Potable item you wish to plant and left-click it onto your Gardening Pot. Planting in Gardening Pots lowers Insanity.
  4. Wait 3 days. Learning the Horticulture and Green Thumb Skills, as well as using the Store bought Gardener's Pot icon.png Gardener's Pot will reduce the time for plants to ripen.
  5. Once ripe, the plant's model will change. The Yield for non-bushes and Trees is two, unless you had the Store bought Garden Shovel icon.png Garden Shovel equipped when planting in which case the default Yield is 3. When planting you will receive a bonus Yield which is determined by chance and your Herbs & Sprouts icon.png Herbs & Sprouts Proficiency. You will see your bonus Yield pop up in green as you add your Potable plant. At any point you may check the current Yield by right-clicking on your planted Gardening Pot.
  6. Ripe plants can now be picked by right-clicking the Gardening Pot and selecting "Pick". Bushes and Trees which have sprouted can be planted by Lift icon.png Lifting the Gardening Pot and then right-clicking the ground and selecting "Plant".

Gardening Purity

Three factors influence Gardening Purity. The Purity of the Humus icon.png Humus, the Purity of the Plant, and the Purity of the Gardening Pot icon.png Gardening Pot. The Harvested Plant will be the average Purity of these three factors weighted towards the Humus. The formula is: Resulting Plant = ((Humus*2)+Pot+Initial Plant)/4. Any time the Resulting Plant's Purity is higher than the Gardening Pot's, the Gardening Pot's Purity will permanently increase by up to 2.56%. You may check your Gardening Pot's Purity by right-clicking it.