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painhertz
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Re: treeplanting is not sustainable
WITNESS ME, BROTHERS! I LIVE, I DIE, I LIVE AGAIN!
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Granger
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Re: treeplanting is not sustainable
Why not add 4 units of soil to the spot where the tree is planted (or the pot emptied)?
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Redlaw
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Re: treeplanting is not sustainable
Was going to suggest composters at some point lol. Take those extra crops ect... make soil to use.jorb wrote:#seatribeilluminaticonfirmed.
Should introduce a compost.
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Sever
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Re: treeplanting is not sustainable
That would make sense, it's not like the sapling eats all of the dirt from the pot. It could make for some ugly tree farms though, unless you can level it while the saplings are there, and then it's getting kind of annoying.Granger wrote:Why not add 4 units of soil to the spot where the tree is planted (or the pot emptied)?
Maybe the used pots could be left with depleted soil in them? Or just regular soil, even. It's not like it's suddenly useless because it once touched a tree, just add water.
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Yasgur
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Re: treeplanting is not sustainable
Is the tree planted at the intersection of four grid squares? It appears when landscaping you are interacting with the intersections.
Add back one unit of soil in each square when tree is planted.
Add back one unit of soil in each square when tree is planted.
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DDDsDD999
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TeckXKnight
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Re: treeplanting is not sustainable
Burn dirt.DDDsDD999 wrote:And what's the deal with glass?
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jorb
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Re: treeplanting is not sustainable
Sand not reimplemented yet. #confirmed for #happeningDDDsDD999 wrote:And what's the deal with glass?
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