Aged or Burned trees take a single strike to be chopped down. Basic Axe can chop down small trees in 5, medium trees in 10, and large trees in 15 strikes. The number of strikes needed to chop down a tree varies by its size and state. Planting a Pine Cone will produce a sapling tree which will grow into a small Evergreen in 0.3125-0.625 (2.5-5 min) day and follow the life cycle until it is chopped down or burned. Tree stumps, however, are treated as normal trees by the game: they are shown on the map as normal trees and they change their size from small to aging continuously like trees do. Once cut, stumps do not regrow into trees nor do new trees spawn naturally the only way to get more trees is to plant them with Pine Cones. A felled tree leaves behind a tree stump, which can be dug up with a Shovel for an extra Log.Įvergreens have a 4-stage life cycle (small, medium, large, and aged) which they continuously cycle through. They can be chopped down with an Axe or by Pig or Merm followers. Trees are the primary source of Logs and Pine Cones.
Evergreens are most commonly found in Forests and Grasslands. The graph below will show how many points of stress will affect the plant's outcome.Evergreens are Plants generated randomly with each new map and can be naturally found anywhere except in Rockyland or Savanna Biomes (although they may still be planted there). If players grow the Friendly Fly Fruit, a Friendly Fruit Fly will spawn and stay around the crops to help make them happy, which takes some stress of players. Attending to plants will make them happier, which in turn will give players a decent chance at getting a Giant Crop or Crop Seeds. If a plant was not attended to during their last growing stage, the plant will gain a stress point. Related: 7 Items You Need In Don't Starve Together (& 7 You Don't)Īnd lately, happiness is an indicator for a stress point. If there are eleven or more farm plants or weeds on the same tile, the plants will need space and gain a stress point. Although, overcrowding can be an issue as well. If players plant the same crop around one another, it can make them happy, however, if they feel lonely, and perhaps have no other plants around them, they can gain stress. Random Seed, Carrot Plant, Corn Stalk, Potato Plant, Toma Root Plant, Asparagus Fern, Eggplant Stalk, Watermelon Plant, Dragon Fruit Vine, Durian Vine, Garlic Plant, Onion Plant, Pomegranate BranchĬorn Stalk, Toma Root Plant, Watermelon Plant, Dragon Fruit Vine, Garlic Plant, Onion Plant, Pepper Plant, Pomegranate Branch Random Seed, Carrot Plant, Corn Stalk, Potato Plant, Toma Root Plant, Eggplant Stalk, Pumpkin Plant, Garlic Plant, Onion Plant, Pepper PlantĬarrot Plant, Potato Plant, Asparagus Fern, Pumpkin Plant, Garlic Plant Some plants like multiple seasons, so there are repetitive listings. Below is a graph indicating which plants season is their favorite. And like most plants, if a crop is in or out of season, that can determine if they have another stress point. Plants will gain stress if there are any rotten plants or crops, weeds, or Garden Detritus, which try to interfere with farming land, within six meters of them. But the easiest way obviously is rain, which adds 1.5 points depending on the rain rate. Also, Ice melting on the crop will add moisture as well.
Watering Cans, Waterfowl Can, or a Water Balloon will give the plant 25 points of moisture. There are several things that can give plants moisture. If the plant has only dealt with wet ground only 10% of it’s growing life, it will gain another stress point. Moisture is also important when dealing with crops. Related: Don't Starve Together: The Best Food Sources Fertilizer is a great thing to have for this occasion. If the farming soil contains less nutrients than needed for the plant, it will accumulate one point of stress. But what kind of stress do plants undergo? Unfortunately, there are seven different stress causes when growing crops.
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