Bushes and Hops

[raybon256]

I uprooted some bushed a few weeks ago and the bushes aren't growing new berries. How long does it take for new berries to go what do you have to do?

Next, what exactly do you do with Hops? I know its for beer or something but what specifically do I do with them when I harvest them? Do I grind them?

[MagicManICT]

I uprooted some bushed a few weeks ago and the bushes aren't growing new berries. How long does it take for new berries to go what do you have to do?

We don't know this one yet. Some reports of bushes regrowing very slowly have been posted. Regrowth on trees and shrubs are based on the decay cycles, and can be very long on objects with small hitboxes.

Next, what exactly do you do with Hops? I know its for beer or something but what specifically do I do with them when I harvest them? Do I grind them?

Beer isn't implemented yet. Otherwise, it's just like normal beer brewing you might do yourself: make malt, grind it, make a wort out of the ground up malt by adding a bit of this and that, add hops, put in a barrel and ferment. I believe the old process is still on the wiki: www.ringofbrodgar.com

[Rubwen]

i placed the bushes outside of claimed terrain after waiting for a week without berries and next morning they were full of berries. Coincidence? i doubt it.

[raybon256]

I think since growing is based on decay and decay doesn't happen in claimed terrain.... i'll have to check.

[czaper2]

decay doesn't happen in claimed terrain

Never built your loom outside have you?

[mobtown]

I planted a tea bush in claimed area next to pali and its growing fine and giving constant leaves and seeds

[MagicManICT]

I think since growing is based on decay and decay doesn't happen in claimed terrain.... i'll have to check.

Then how do trees grow and regrow their products if decay doesn't occur on claims?

Claims are still processed for decay. Some items will take damage, such as cupboards and looms. Most buildings don't. It's also the process that drives terrain changes such as reverting back to unplowed land and turning to grassland from forest.