It is a fungus, and fungi gain energy from decomposition, and it isn't green, so it doesn't undergo photosynthesis. Devilstrand shouldn't need light to grow. This is because plants only grow for so many hours a day then rest at night. Now, this might sound obvious to you, but for me, it spawned a realization. RimWorld The simplest way to get Cloth in RimWorld is to grow cotton plants.
#Rimworld devilstrand grows too slow full
I want to have all my colonists with really durable dusters and shirts, flak vest/pants and advanced plasteel helmets.įor money im making massive amounts of drugs, Two full fridges with plants and 120 fermentation barrels in my greenhouses, Im producing 3000 beer per batch. Hello everyone I was using my brain earlier today, and I had a realization. Devilstrand is a valuable fabric obtained from the devilstrand mushroom, which. I mean for clothings, Im going to use dusters and shirts for around 50-70 colonists, 22000 devilstrand is enough to make two sets of each for every colonist for when they degrade with use. Growing season is way too short to do it normally so I built a greenhouse. It does make great clothes to outfit you colonists with though, I'm not sure you'd need 22000 of it for that. Im trying to grow devilstrand in a cold climate. If by "venture" you meant money making, devilstrand is literally the worst plant to grow in the game for making silver, both because of the time required to grow it and the low gains you get using it for production compared to cloth. Its boring there is nothing special going on the start should be fun. I'm guessing when you started it in January the temps were still below ideal and it was growing at a slower rate for a while, and a summer heatwave can add a few more days as well. Why is Rimworld so slow At the start of a new Rimworld its so uninteresting.
On most maps you would want a greenhouse to grow it so you can keep the temperature stable for the duration. Better for other crops.Originally posted by Astasia:Ya the real grow time for devilstrand is like 40 days on normal soil, 60 days on gravel, at perfect temperatures. I will say it's a waste of rich soil anyhow. That is only my anecdotal evidence, we'll go with yours ans say it's marginal. I once accidentally crossed some rich soil with potatoes trying to stay in the normal soil and there was zero difference. Rice has a greater ratio of labor time to crop grow time, so more likely to lose due to unavailable farmer time.įair enough. They have the exact same nutrient gain per time growing.Ĭorn has a greater chance of crop loss due to time needed to grow. They have the exact same soil fertility sensitivity. It *does* edge out corn by a very slim margin, and even then real logistics tend to count against you. Equally, their loss from weak soil is very small, but they *do* lose.Īs for your first point. Potatoes DO gain from rich soil, their gain is just disproportionately small. Butchering humans is quite a profitable business. Protect hydroponics from faulty circuits, mortars, exploding batteries. Immediately switch your entire hydroponics to devilstrand. Solar flare minimum time before repeat: 30 days. You'll also need a grower with enough skill to sow it. Devilstrand takes 28 days to grow in hydroponics. In cold climates you are forced to grow it indoors. Should you not have a cannibal, the meat can be sold as well. Even in favorable climates, it's better to grow it indoors because too many things can happen if it's outdoors. Potatoes should never be in rich soil as they gain no growth speed whatsoever. Human leather actually is quite valuable at a base value 4.2 silver apiece, tied with rhino hide and pig skin, and only beaten by chinchilla fur (6.5) and thrumbofur (14).
It benefits the most from the increased growth. Thats like 6 more likely to negate damage, and 6 more likely to take half damage, and 8 more average damage reduction. Originally posted by Crimedog:In rich soil Rice is the far superior crop. A button-up shirt made of plain leather and devilstrand of the same quality has only 12 more sharp damage protection.
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