Rowan trees (4 berries) start producing berries before 50% grown.
2 Log trees produce 1 log around 40% grown.
Mulberry and fruit trees produce fruit around 30%.
Why do normal 2 seed trees not produce 1 seed before 99%. Somewhere around 65% would be nice.
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Asgaroth22
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Re: Prorating trees
Seconded. Birch and spruce trees take too long to give seeds compared to mublerries.Kelody wrote:Rowan trees (4 berries) start producing berries before 50% grown.
2 Log trees produce 1 log around 40% grown.
Mulberry and fruit trees produce fruit around 30%.
Why do normal 2 seed trees not produce 1 seed before 99%. Somewhere around 65% would be nice.
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Re: Prorating trees
Seedbearing trees should give seeds earlier. Will consider. Thanks.
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Re: Prorating trees
while we're on the subject, why do oak, birch, fir, pine, etc only give 2 seeds?
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