Garden pots expansion

[Oldimaru]

1. I want discuss some new cultures for garden pots.

Mint - for mochito (mint + lemon + snow + water).

Radishes - just vegetable.

Cactus - curio with water inside, like 2 stage plant with same mechanic as poppy flower, that can be smashed only if stay untouched for a long time. Also with small chance for cactus flower or flowered cactus.

Saffron - spice

Sunflower - produce seeds that can be burden in kiln for food or smashed in press for oil.

Tomatos - vegetable.

Cotton - not sure about that.

Aloe - medecine plant, with realy long grow time.

2. Again ask what about pots filled with sand, for cactus or aloe))

3. Reduce pot cost to 8 or 6 clay PLEASE!!!

4 Cheese mechanic for mushroom atleast, it must be grow underground, (some of them).

[TwentyThree]

I like the cactus idea, growing low quantities of water, something like .1L per plant.

[Zampfeo]

1. ..
2. potato/tomato/corn
3. ..

all of these have been thoroughly discussed. they will either happen at some point, when the devs get around to it (dev confirmed), or won't ever happen. if you feel like discussing one of these topics, find one of the existing threads about it.

New world crops are never going to happen. Growable water is a neat idea, though. Watermelons are historically the old world's water storage crop.

[VDZ]

New world crops are never going to happen.

[eliminator]

No way sunflower is a potted plant, they can get absolutely humongous

[Malkiah]

New world crops are never going to happen.

[jorb]

Only new world crops which are cozy(tm) are allowed.

[Aceb]

[Fostik]

unpopular opinion: gardening is dumbest cookie clicker mechanic ever, it should've been buried in salem

[fierce]

I'd like them to be less mind numbing in regards to dirt requirements. I know its another way to sink dirt into something, but where does it all go? Why can't it keep half after being harvested? Or even 3/4. Give an option to empty them if we want, but otherwise we should only have to add a little bit of dirt to use them again.