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About how long does it take a tree to grow?

Is the growth faster on its native terrain substantial?
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From what I can remember, growth on native terrain usually cuts the growth time in half, so it's fairly substantial. How long it takes varies from tree to tree though.
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Since no time period was given by Teck, I'll say their growth time varies from 1 week to up to 3 usually.
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ApocalypsePlease wrote:Since no time period was given by Teck, I'll say their growth time varies from 1 week to up to 3 usually.
I can't remember, to be honest. One of my villagers did pretty extensive testing on them but that was in World 3 and I don't think he ever uploaded that information to the wiki. I think we've also had threads of it over time but dredging them up is more effort than it's worth.
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I realize I'm no tall respected community member, but I can confirm ~1 week growth times for Fir trees on native terrain. Also ~1.2 week growth times for Birch/Mulberry trees on native soil.
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trondaron wrote:I realize I'm no tall respected community member, but I can confirm ~1 week growth times for Fir trees on native terrain. Also ~1.2 week growth times for Birch/Mulberry trees on native soil.
There is no definitive growth time. The last stage is determined by a decay hit, which gives it a level of randomization, as decay hits follow no pattern whatsoever.
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That's still a great confirmation, thanks kindly.
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ApocalypsePlease wrote:The last stage is determined by a decay hit, which gives it a level of randomization
That is why I stuck the tilde there, I meant it to imply randomness. Apologies that it was understood as misinformation.
TeckXKnight wrote:That's still a great confirmation, thanks kindly.
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Another thing to note on the subject of tree growth, all of the "larger" trees (Ones which have 3 logs) have an increased growth time in comparison to the others.
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