So I'm aware that the growth rate of these select crops are unaffected by the presence of beehives, but my question is this:
Do these crops still contribute to the production of honey and wax? I realize I could test this but it would take days and I haven't been able to find the answer searching these forums or on the wiki.
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Re: Regarding Hemp, Flax, Grains, and Beehives
No they don't. Beehives have a very slow passive production whether or not they're near growing crops, which has mislead some people into thinking those crops were involved.Kuriak wrote:So I'm aware that the growth rate of these select crops are unaffected by the presence of beehives, but my question is this:
Do these crops still contribute to the production of honey and wax? I realize I could test this but it would take days and I haven't been able to find the answer searching these forums or on the wiki.
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Re: Regarding Hemp, Flax, Grains, and Beehives
Yikes, thanks, no wonder my wax production has been such crap. These crops make up most of my farm.
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Re: Regarding Hemp, Flax, Grains, and Beehives
I thought it was just hemp.
None of those crops contribute?
Does a beehive do anything for them?
None of those crops contribute?
Does a beehive do anything for them?
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Re: Regarding Hemp, Flax, Grains, and Beehives
None of the listed crops do (they aren't pollinated by insects IRL either)Grobble wrote:I thought it was just hemp.
None of those crops contribute?
Does a beehive do anything for them?
Beehive has zero impact on them
Part of why you have so many of them, their growth times aren't getting a penalty like beehive based crops are.
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Re: Regarding Hemp, Flax, Grains, and Beehives
All the wind-pollinated grains definitely should not be affected by beehives. As far as I know, this is how it works in-game.
Flax definitely should be affected by beehives. As far as I know, this is how it works in-game.
Hemp allegedly is unaffected but that would be a bug/design oversight.
Flax definitely should be affected by beehives. As far as I know, this is how it works in-game.
Hemp allegedly is unaffected but that would be a bug/design oversight.
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Re: Regarding Hemp, Flax, Grains, and Beehives
I was under the impression that flax, at least, was affected by beehives. Is this false?
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Re: Regarding Hemp, Flax, Grains, and Beehives
Oh shoot, I did the "start and end of the sentence" bullshit. I'm sorry.Karede wrote:I was under the impression that flax, at least, was affected by beehives. Is this false?
Millet, Barley, Wheat, Hemp are unaffected, Flax is.
https://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Bee_Skep
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Re: Regarding Hemp, Flax, Grains, and Beehives
It happens to the best of us. Don't worry.Sevenless wrote: I'm sorry.
Works or not, additional wax never hurt, especially 10q that goes away into building material.
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Re: Regarding Hemp, Flax, Grains, and Beehives
Eh it's my bad for including it in the thread title because I misread the wiki. Looks like I'll be focusing more on flax rather than hemp.Sevenless wrote:Oh shoot, I did the "start and end of the sentence" bullshit. I'm sorry.Karede wrote:I was under the impression that flax, at least, was affected by beehives. Is this false?
Millet, Barley, Wheat, Hemp are unaffected, Flax is.
https://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Bee_Skep
