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One of the first things you'll need to do when exploring a new world in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Core Keeper is starting a farm to grow food. With a hand𓆏ful of seeds gathered from the nearby caverns, you can ultimately create anything from a humble garden to sprawling▨ fields. You can even create a monster ranch to easily get alchemical ingredients with little danger!

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With this guide, you'll have all the knowledge you need to create a cavernous farm capable of fueling all your underground adventures. Nearly any vegetable dish or magical potion can be produced from these easily-produced ingredients.

As of this article's publication date, Core Keeper is still in early access. The info🔯rmation contained in this guide may be subject to change as more content is added to the game.

Updated on June 23, 2022 by Matt Arnold: The Sunken Sea update adds new crops and spawners, expanding your farming operations! We've added these new items to the guide.

Gardening Basics

Growing and harvesting plants uses your Explorer's Gardening Skill, which unlocks Talents that make agriculture more efficient. Each plant harvested earns points toward your next Talent Point (TP) in Gardening, so it can be beneficial to grow more food than you need. At worst, you can always sell excess produce or meals to the merchants for a few extra Ancieไnt ▨Coins.

To grow a plant, you'll need three things; a hoe to till the soil, a seed to plant, and a watering can to feed the crops.

Pressing the secondary action button with a hoe equipped tills the target tile, making it able to sustai🌠n a crop. Tilling the same tile again reverts it to its original state.

When you've tilled the tiles you plan to use for gardening, equip the seeds you want to plant and press the secondary action button targeting the tilled tiles. To speed things up, you can simply hold the button while moving. Your Explorer will only plant seeds in tilled tiles, so you won't waste seeds if you target an untilled tile.

If you place the wrong type of seed on a tile or decide you don't want to grow a seed, you can dig planted seeds back up with a shovel or un-till the soil with a hoe. As long as the seed hasn't started growing, it will pop out of the ground and can be returned to your inventory.

When your seeds are planted, equip your watering can and press the secondary action button while targeting each seeded tile to water them. Plants will not grow until watered, but each seed only needs to be watered once. If your watering can runs out of water it can be refilled by using it on any water tile. For this reason, it's best to garden near a water source, no matter how small.

Once watered, seeds will fully grow after ten minutes. After this time has passed, you can harvest the plant. Each plant you harvest has a seventy-five percent chance of also yielding a fresh seed of the same type, which you can use to r𒈔eplant the crop.

Plants only grow in the correct soil type for their species. This is the sam꧑e ground tile on which you find them growing in the wild.

All Seed Types

Gardening is useful for more than just food, as critical raw materials can also be grown from seeds. Remember to plant Root Seeds away from the rest of your garden, as the roots can overgrow your crops if you're away for too long.

Seed	Yield	Soil	Effects
Root Seed	Wood	Dirt	When fully grown, a Root Plant will spawn Roots in all four cardinal directions. Roots can be harvested for Wood. Root plants will continue to grow and regrow until the central root (denoted by green leaves) is destroyed.
Glow Tulip Seed	Glow Tulip	Dirt	Mature Glow Tulips produce a small amount of light until harvested. Glow Tulips provide little nutritional value, but eating them or meals containing them causes your Explorer to glow temporarily, providing a dim light source.
Heart Berry Seed	Heart Berry	Dirt	Heart berries are a decent emergency source of Food and HP eaten raw. Meals prepared with Heart Berries temporarily increase your maximum HP.
Bomb Pepper Seed	Bomb Pepper	Dirt	Raw Bomb Peppers cause your Explorer to take 11 damage if eaten. Meals prepared with Bomb Peppers increase your movement speed temporarily,
Grub Kapok Seed	Fiber	Dirt	Fiber is used in several crafting projects, notably armor.
Carrock Seed	Carrock	Stone	Carrocks are a decent emergency source of Food and HP eaten raw. Meals prepared with Carrocks increase your armor temporarily.
Bloat Oat Seed	Bloat Oat	Dirt	Bloat Oats are a decent emergency source of Food and HP eaten raw. Meals prepared with Bloat Oats significantly restore your Food, helping you keep your Well Fed bonus.
Puffungi Seed	Puffungi	Mold	Raw Puffungi cause your Exploerer to take 23 damage if eaten. Meals prepared with Puffungi reduce the damage you take from bosses.
Coral Seed	Coral Wood	Beach Sand	When fully grown, a Coral Seed will spawn Coral in all four cardinal directions. Coral can be harvested for Coral Wood, which is pink in color and can be used for advanced crafting. Coral will continue to grow until the central plant is destroyed.
Pinegrapple Seed	Pinegrapple	Beach Sand	Raw Pinegrapples are a decent emergency source of Food and HP when eaten raw. Meals prepared with Pinegrapple significantly increase your melee damage temporarily.
Pewpaya Seed	Pewpaya	Beach Sand	Raw Pewpayas are a decent emergency source of Food and HP when eaten raw. Meals prepared with Pewpaya significantly increase your ranged damage temporarily.

Gardening Talents

Every five ranks in the Gardening Skill unlocks a Talent Point. Each Talent can have up to five 🐎TP invested into it, with each TP increasing the bonus granted by that Talentꦯ.

Most Talents have Prerequisites. To invest a TP into a Talent, at least one of the Prerequisite Talents must have a full five TP already invested.

Talent	Prerequisite	Bonus Per TP
Grateful Gardener	N/A	Increases the chance to harvest a seed along with a plant by five percentage points.
Eat Your Vegetables!	Grateful Gardener	Recover five percent more Food when eating plant-based meals (raw or cooked).
Bottomless Water Can	Grateful Gardener	Each use of a watering can has a ten percent chance of not consuming water.
Thorny Weapons	Eat Your Vegetables!	Your critical hits deal five percent more damage.
Poison Coated Weapons	Bottomless Water Can	Your attacks have a five percent chance to poison the target. Poisoned enemies that receive healing receive only a quarter of the healing they normally would (this bonus does not increase with TP).
Thorny Skin	Eat Your Vegetables! OR Bottomless Water Can	Enemies that hit you with a melee attack take ten thorns damage.
Expert Gardener	Thorny Weapons OR Thorny Skin	Each crop you plant has a three percent chance of growing a Golden Crop whose traits (positive and negative) are enhanced over the basic version.
Potent Poison	Poison Coated Weapons OR Thorny Skin	Your attacks deal five percent more damage to poisoned enemies.

Monster Ranching

By covering the ground in spawner tiles, you can cause monsters to appear at your base. Building an enclosure with walls or fences allows you to safely contain the spawned enemies until it's time to slaughter them.

A fence is recommended over a wall, as you can attack or shoot over fences, letting yoꦡu harvest your aggressive livestock witho🍃ut it hitting back.

The more spawner tiles are concentrated in a single area, the faster enemies will spawn.

Spawner Tile	Monster(s)	Common Yield(s)	Uses
Ground Slime	Slime	Slime	Slime is an ingredient in most potions at the Alchemy Workbench.
Fungal Soil	Shrooman	Mushrooms	Wild mushrooms will also grow on Fungal Soil, making it a low-risk way of getting early ingredients.
Chrysalis	Larva Big Larva Larva Cocoon	Larva Meat Fiber (Cocoon only)	Larva Meat is used in Enrage Potions. Meals cooked with Larva Meat temporarily increase your critical hit rate.
Stone Moss	Caveling Caveling Brute Caveling Shaman	Ore Tools	Cavelings can drop an assortment of useful items. A Stone Moss farm is best fully enclosed with walls and a door, since Shamans can shoot over fences.
Lush Moss	Caveling Gardener Caveling Hunter	Seeds	The Cavelings native to Azeos' Wildlands drop an assortment of useful items. A Lush Moss farm is best fully enclosed with walls and a door, since Caveling Hunters can shoot over fences.
Ground Poison Slime	Poison (Purple) Slime	Poison Slime	Poison Slime is an ingredient in most potions at the Distillery Table.
Mold	Infected Caveling	None	Infected Cavelings rarely drop the Mold Ring and Mold Vein Necklace, a two-piece equipment set. Having both items equipped renders your Explorer immune to Mold Infection. Farming Infected Cavelings is the safest and most efficient way to grind for these useful accessories.
Ground Slippery Slime	Slippery (Blue) Slime	Slippery Slime	Slippery Slime is used in advanced potion crafting at the Distillery Table.
Urban Moss	Caveling Scholar	Scholar Cloak Scholar Hood Scholar Staff	Caveling Scholars have powerful ranged attacks, so wall them in heavily. Their equipment can be disassembled to provide decent quantities of Octarine and other advance materials.

Mold is also the soil used to grow Puffungi. Don't worry - Mold that's been tilled with a hoe won't spawn Infected Cavelings so your garden won't cause your base to be overrun.

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