The main benefit of hemp is that early it snowballs way faster than flax, so you can easily plop massive fields outside your walls for your bulk cloth needs.Kuriak wrote: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
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Sevenless
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Re: Regarding Hemp, Flax, Grains, and Beehives
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Re: Regarding Hemp, Flax, Grains, and Beehives
I'll never understand this approach, it takes forever for hemp to grow and in this world's case my hemp has been stuck at q13 for like 5 harvests already while flax takes half the time once you got hives going so a bad harvest is not another week of waitingSevenless wrote: The main benefit of hemp is that early it snowballs way faster than flax, so you can easily plop massive fields outside your walls for your bulk cloth needs.
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Re: Regarding Hemp, Flax, Grains, and Beehives
Isn't the growth speed of some crops still affected by their locality? Hemp grows much faster at my place than flax does, not to mention the Q rise.Whisper wrote:I'll never understand this approach, it takes forever for hemp to grow and in this world's case my hemp has been stuck at q13 for like 5 harvests already while flax takes half the time once you got hives going so a bad harvest is not another week of waitingSevenless wrote: The main benefit of hemp is that early it snowballs way faster than flax, so you can easily plop massive fields outside your walls for your bulk cloth needs.
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Re: Regarding Hemp, Flax, Grains, and Beehives
All crops have growth speed nodes, all trees do as well.Tokmich wrote:Isn't the growth speed of some crops still affected by their locality? Hemp grows much faster at my place than flax does, not to mention the Q rise.Whisper wrote:I'll never understand this approach, it takes forever for hemp to grow and in this world's case my hemp has been stuck at q13 for like 5 harvests already while flax takes half the time once you got hives going so a bad harvest is not another week of waitingSevenless wrote: The main benefit of hemp is that early it snowballs way faster than flax, so you can easily plop massive fields outside your walls for your bulk cloth needs.
It makes tracking base growth times a pain.
Flax doesn't grow twice as fast as hemp does unless there's growth nodes involved. I think it's roughly 3 days for beehived flax vs 4 days for hemp. My best hemp is Q50+, but that's trading/luck with WWWs and crop rolls. My turnips were stuck on +0 after 7 harvest cycles in a row lol.Whisper wrote:I'll never understand this approach, it takes forever for hemp to grow and in this world's case my hemp has been stuck at q13 for like 5 harvests already while flax takes half the time once you got hives going so a bad harvest is not another week of waitingSevenless wrote: The main benefit of hemp is that early it snowballs way faster than flax, so you can easily plop massive fields outside your walls for your bulk cloth needs.
Because hemp grows without hives it doubled twice before the flax had full hives. Start of winter I harvested about 5000 tiles of hemp, only had 1000 tiles of flax.
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