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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
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Also used in [[Cross Breeding]]. | Also used in [[Cross Breeding]]. | ||
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This building becomes available once you have learned the [[Gardening]] tech. | This building becomes available once you have learned the [[Gardening]] tech. | ||
| − | There are three varieties, the | + | There are three varieties, the Greenhouse, the [[Medium Greenhouse]] and the [[Large Greenhouse]]. The only difference is how much grass each greenhouse produces per cycle. |
== Cost (Regular) == | == Cost (Regular) == | ||
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*96 [[Sheet Glass]] | *96 [[Sheet Glass]] | ||
*3 [[Thermometer]] | *3 [[Thermometer]] | ||
| − | *1500 [Dirt]] | + | *1500 [[Dirt]] |
*18 [[Canvas]] | *18 [[Canvas]] | ||
*180 [[Water in Jugs]] (consumes jugs as well as water) | *180 [[Water in Jugs]] (consumes jugs as well as water) | ||
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== Cost [[Large Greenhouse|Large]] == | == Cost [[Large Greenhouse|Large]] == | ||
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*298 [[Sheet Glass]] | *298 [[Sheet Glass]] | ||
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Built in a [[Medium Construction Site]] | Built in a [[Medium Construction Site]] | ||
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When first built, you must seed it with 10/30/90 grass and then leave it for a period of time. Up to 100/300/900 (depending on size) grass will grow, then no more until it is harvested. Harvested grass remains in the greenhouse until it is taken (effectively infinite grass storage if you don't take). | When first built, you must seed it with 10/30/90 grass and then leave it for a period of time. Up to 100/300/900 (depending on size) grass will grow, then no more until it is harvested. Harvested grass remains in the greenhouse until it is taken (effectively infinite grass storage if you don't take). | ||
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The greenhouse is also used for cross breeding, by using one of the item crossed on each of the two splints in the greenhouse and one [[Nut's Essence]]. After 15 minutes, a new item will be made from the two you put it, bearing some of the genetics of each of the parents. You can then remove it and use it as you would normally an item of that type. Flax seeds, flower bulbs, and vine cuttings can all be crossbred this way (though only a like item with a like item - vines with vines, flax with flax, etc.) | The greenhouse is also used for cross breeding, by using one of the item crossed on each of the two splints in the greenhouse and one [[Nut's Essence]]. After 15 minutes, a new item will be made from the two you put it, bearing some of the genetics of each of the parents. You can then remove it and use it as you would normally an item of that type. Flax seeds, flower bulbs, and vine cuttings can all be crossbred this way (though only a like item with a like item - vines with vines, flax with flax, etc.) | ||
| − | + | In previous tales an empty Greenhouse seeded with [[Elixir of Fertility]] produces more [[Elixir of Fertility]] as well as [[Essence of Fertility]]. The player must first Turn under all plants. | |
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Latest revision as of 03:49, 22 November 2018
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Overview
Allows the automated growing of grass.
Also used in Cross Breeding.
Sources
This building becomes available once you have learned the Gardening tech.
There are three varieties, the Greenhouse, the Medium Greenhouse and the Large Greenhouse. The only difference is how much grass each greenhouse produces per cycle.
Cost (Regular)
- 32 Sheet Glass
- 1 Thermometer
- 500 Dirt
- 6 Canvas
- 60 Water in Jugs (consumes jugs as well as water)
Built in a Small Construction Site
Cost Medium
- 96 Sheet Glass
- 3 Thermometer
- 1500 Dirt
- 18 Canvas
- 180 Water in Jugs (consumes jugs as well as water)
Built in a Small Construction Site
Cost Large
- 298 Sheet Glass
- 9 Thermometer
- 4500 Dirt
- 54 Canvas
- 540 Water in Jugs (consumes jugs as well as water)
Built in a Medium Construction Site
Use
When first built, you must seed it with 10/30/90 grass and then leave it for a period of time. Up to 100/300/900 (depending on size) grass will grow, then no more until it is harvested. Harvested grass remains in the greenhouse until it is taken (effectively infinite grass storage if you don't take).
Grass growth is simple - a greenhouse grows 3/9/27 grass per teppyminute until 100/300/900 grass has grown since the last time it was harvested. This process is completely linear, which means that it takes 20 teppyseconds to grow 1/3/9 grass, and 33 teppyminutes and 20 teppyseconds to grow 100/300/900 grass.
The greenhouse is also used for cross breeding, by using one of the item crossed on each of the two splints in the greenhouse and one Nut's Essence. After 15 minutes, a new item will be made from the two you put it, bearing some of the genetics of each of the parents. You can then remove it and use it as you would normally an item of that type. Flax seeds, flower bulbs, and vine cuttings can all be crossbred this way (though only a like item with a like item - vines with vines, flax with flax, etc.)
In previous tales an empty Greenhouse seeded with Elixir of Fertility produces more Elixir of Fertility as well as Essence of Fertility. The player must first Turn under all plants.