So what is the cap of your crops where you are ?

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So what is the cap of your crops where you are ?

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My beetroots cant pass q199.
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Turnips 188
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What are q of ur soil? I Made my home on q20-25 was wondering how far can I go on crop q, or if I need to mover XD wich I wont
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Soil quality should be completely removed from crop caps and crop quality growth. (It was a thing in Legacy at least.)
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vatas wrote:Soil quality should be completely removed from crop caps and crop quality growth. (It was a thing in Legacy at least.)
At best, it potentially put you ahead in your crop's quality raising by a few weeks, maybe a couple of months for very high quality. I could be wrong, but pretty sure there isn't any appreciable effect from the local soil node. I've not done much quality farming the last couple of worlds, and just trying to recall the patch notes on the matter.
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Natural basic crop levels.
(no active local crop bonuses ... I know of)
(Final case - End of W12)
- - -
Barley - 178
Beetroot - (284 ...)
Carrot - 201
Cucumber - (<200)
Flax - (306 ...)
Grapes - (<150)
Hemp - 234
Hops - (<100)
Leek - 230
Lettuce - 226
Millet - (206 ...)
Peapod - (<200)
Peppercorn - (<100)
Pipeweed - (<175)
Poppy - (<175)
Pumpkin - (<200)
Red Onion - (280 ...)
Turnip - 243
Wheat - (310 ...)
Yellow Onion - 226
- - -
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got a 244 max in a crop, dont know if you can get more with natural farming.
snail realm/bonus btw
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Clemence wrote:snail realm/bonus btw
Those where lowered to a maximum minimum (or something to that effect). No crop q bonuses active at this moment.
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also never was - realm buffs only crop speed growth, unless snail have some personal cheats.
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Turnips 205
Wheat 185
Barley 190
flax 195
Beets 185
Carrots 195
Yellow Onion 185

Think these three have maxed.

Hemp 160
Millet 150
Leeks 150
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