Difference between revisions of "Plants"

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While not as filling as the other types of food, plants are plentiful in the right seasons and much less risky to get. Two common types of plants found in the game are Mushrooms and Crops. The differences between Mushrooms and Crops is crops provide better nutrition and can be grown with Agriculture, however there are more types of mushrooms and they can typically be found in greater numbers. However, one of the major disadvantages of eating mushrooms is that some are poisonous and may cause death. Not to mention they give almost no nutrition to speak of, as opposed to most crops which will provide a good staple for your diet.

Other plants available are Berries which can be foraged, and herbs that can be used as seasoning in different meals and for healing.

Many villages grow crops, although the inhabitants will not like you taking their plants.

List of Crops

Image	Name	Carbs	Fat	Protein	Thresh Multiplier*	Time to Harvest	Sprout	Harvest (first)	Wither	Produces
	Barley	64	2	7	0.1	110 days	May	Aug 19	September	Seeds, Barley Grains
	Broad Beans	19	0	8	0.5	110 days	April	Jul 20	November	Broad Bean Pods
	Hemp	8	10	24	0.1	130 days	April	Aug 9	October	Seeds, Hemp Leaves
	Pea	12	1	6	0.5	90 days	May	Jul 30	September	Pea Pods
	Rye	55	2	9	0.1	120 days	May	Aug 29	September	Seeds, Rye Grains
	Turnip	7	0	1	N/A	55 days	May	Jun 25	September	Seeds, Turnip Roots

*Multiplier to plant (not seed) nutrition after threshing.

List of Mushrooms

Image	Name	Poison	Safe after cooking?	Growing seasons*	Region	Found in (Biome, Tree Types)
	Browncoat mushroom	None	Yes	September - November		Coniferous Forest, Heathland, Pine Forest Pine, Spruce
	Ukko's mushroom	None	Yes	August - October		Grove, Meadow, Settlement, Road
	Yellowcoat mushroom	None	Yes	June - November		Coniferous Forest, Grove, Heathland Birch, Young Birch, Young Pine
	Yellow fingers mushroom	None	Yes	April - July		Coniferous Forest, Grove, Meadow
	Hairy mushroom	Irritating	Yes	August - October		Coniferous Forest, Grove, Meadow, Spruce Mire Birch, Young Birch
	Ringed mushroom	Irritating	Yes	August - September		Grove, Meadow
	Soft mushroom	Irritating	Yes	May - July		Grove, Meadow
	Bearpaw mushroom	Poisonous	Yes	August - November		Coniferous Forest, Grove, Settlement, Spruce Mire
	Tellervo's gift mushroom	Poisonous	Yes	September - December		Heathland, Pine Forest, Pine Mire
	Redlegger mushroom	Poisonous	No	August - November		Heathland, Lichenous Pine Forest, Pine Forest
	Noadi's mushroom	Hallucinatory	Hallucinatory	June - October		Coniferous Forest, Grove, Heathland, Meadow, Pine Mire, Spruce Mire, Settlement Birch, Pine, Young Birch, Young Pine
	Black ear mushroom	Deadly	Yes**	April - July		Heathland, Lichenous Pine Forest, Pine Forest
	Sand mushroom	Deadly	No	June - October		Coniferous Forest, Heathland, Pine Forest

*Mushrooms begin sprouting in the first month, and will start withering in the last month. Time to harvest depends on individual mushroom species.

**Does not appear poisonous after cooked but was previously marked as such; testing required.

List of Berries

Image	Name	Carbs	Fat	Protein	Water	Growing time	Growing seasons	Region	Found in
	Black Currant	8	0	1	60	100 days	May - September		Clearing, Grove, Lichenous Pine Forest, Settlement
	Blueberry	6	1	1	70	95 days	May - September		Coniferous Forest, Heathland, Pine Forest, Spruce Forest, Spruce Mire
	Cloudberry	8	1	2	60	95 days	June - November		Open Mire, Pine Mire, Spruce Mire
	Cranberry	4	1	0	80	70 days	August - December		Open Mire, Pine Mire, Spruce Mire
	Crowberry	6	0	1	90	95 days	April - August		Cliff, Heathland, Pine Mire
	Lingonberry	7	1	0	20	95 days	June - November		Heathland, Pine Forest
	Northern bilberry	3	0	1	80	95 days	May - September		Heathland, Pine Forest, Pine Mire
	Raspberry	4	1	1	80	60 days	May - September		Grove, Mountain, Open Mire
	Strawberry	9	0	0	10	95 days	May - August		Coniferous Forest, Grove, Meadow, Spruce Forest

List of Herbs

Image	Name	Carbs	Fat	Protein	Edible	Uses	Time to Harvest	Sprout	Harvest (first)	Wither	Produces	Region	Found in
	Bear pipe	25	0	0	Yes	Raw: increases physical activity, increases appetite, promotes sweating, helps poor diet Boiled: strengthens lungs	?	Summer	?	?	Flowers, Leaves, Roots	Eastern, Western, Southern	Wetland, Grove, Meadow, Clearing, Spruce mire
	Bog flower	8	0	1	No	In any form: poisonous	?	?	?	?	Leaves		Open mire, Pine mire, Pond
	Bogbean	40	3	5	Yes	In any form: increases appetite, helps poor diet	?	?	?	?	Leaves, Roots		Spruce mire, Open mire
	Burdock	20	2	4	Yes	In any form: promotes sweating Boiled: cooling remedy, removes toxins Applied: cleans wounds	?	Summer	?	?	Leaves, Roots	Western, Eastern, Southern	Clearing, Settlement, Field
	Clayweed	40	4	13	Yes	None	?	?	?	?	Leaves, Seeds	Eastern, Western, Southern	Settlement, Field
	Dog pipe	15	0	0	Yes	Boiled: helps poor diet	?	?	?	?	Leaves, Roots	Eastern, Western, Southern, Northern	Field, Grove, Meadow, Clearing, Settlement
	Golden rod	1	0	0	Yes	Boiled: promotes sweating, anti-inflammatory Applied: stops bleeding	60 days	June	Jul 31	September	Flowers, Leaves		Cliff, Clearing, Grove
	Heather	1	0	0	Yes	Boiled: promotes sweating, strengthens lungs, sedative, removes toxins Applied: cleans wounds	65 days	May	Jul 4	November	Flowers		Cliff, Pine Mire, Riverbanks
	Lake reed	55	0	5	Yes	No uses	?	?	?	?	Roots	western eastern southern	Lake
	Marsh calla	40	3	5	Boiled	Raw: irritating Boiled: Edible	?	?	?	?	Leaves, Roots	Western, Eastern, Southern	Spruce mire, Open Mire
	Meadsweet	1	0	0	Yes	Boiled: reduces nausea, reduces pain, anti-inflammatory	45 days	June	Jul 15	September	Flowers, Leaves		Grove, Lake, Meadow, Open Mire, Riverbanks, Spruce Mire, Wetland
	Milkweed	19	2	5	Yes	In any form: helps poor diet Boiled: sedative Applied: stops bleeding, anti-inflammatory	?	Summer	?	?	Leaves, Flowers, Roots		?
	Mother pipe	35	0	0	Yes	In any form: increases physical activity, increases appetite, promotes sweating, helps poor diet Boiled: strengthens lungs	?	?	?	?	Flowers, Leaves, Roots	Northern	Wetland, Grove, Meadow
	Nettle	2	1	6	Yes	In any form: helps poor diet Boiled: strengthens lungs Applied: stops bleeding	45 days	June	Jul 20	September	Leaves, Seeds		Clearing, Grove, Meadow, Road, Settlement
	Riverpig	15	0	0	No	In any form: poisonous	?	?	?	?	?		?
	Roseroot	14	0	1	Yes	Boiled: reduces pain, restores normal health	?	?	?	?	Leaves, Roots		?
	Sorrel	2	0	2	Yes	In any form: increases appetite, cooling remedy	45 days	June	Jul 15	October	Leaves, Seeds		Clearing, Cliff, Meadow, Settlement
	Stonecrop	8	0	1	Yes	Applied: stops bleeding	?	Summer	?	?	Leaves		Mountain
	Water lily	15	0	0	No	In any form: poisonous	?	?	?	?	?		?
	Wolf pipe	15	0	0	No	In any form: poisonous	?	?	?	?	Leaves, Roots		Field, Clearing
	Yarrow	40	3	5	Yes	Boiled: promotes sweating, helps poor diet, restores normal health Applied: stops bleeding, anti-inflammatory	50 days	June	Jun 20	October	Flowers (later), Leaves (first), Seeds		Clearing, Meadow, Road, Settlement

• So far there hasn't been dog pipe and bear pipe discovered in the same map tile, so it's pretty safe to assume that they don't ever grow together. If you find dog pipe, don't bother looking for bear pipe.
• Most herbs have a flowering time, if harvested and threshed during this time you will get flowers in addition to the leaves/seeds/roots.
• Yarrow will not produce seeds until after they have finished flowering.

List of other plants

• Cabbage (cannot be farmed)