The Plant ItselfĪs you can probably guess, different plants have different properties that affect how they grow. We'll go through the four factors that determine how a plant grows. There's a decent amount of math going on behind the scenes regarding how much each of these factors affect growth rates, but for now just worry about understanding the basics. Conversely, allowing the growth rate to fall too low will result in the plant growing too slowly and dying of age before it can even be harvested for food. Under ideal conditions, however, the growth rate can actually be raised even beyond 100%, allowing the plant to grow and produce resources much faster than it normally would under basic conditions. Your goal should be to get the growth rate up to at least 100% (standard growth), but you'll usually be fine if you can get it above 85%. The latter three things affect a plant's growth rate - a percentage amount that you can see in each plant's info box. What Goes into Growing a Plant in RimWorld?Ī couple things, actually, and they are all equally important. Planting them isn't really the difficult part though. You can then have your colonists plant all manner of seeds there. Simply go to the Zone/Area tab, select Growing Area, and highlight the dirt that you would like to be turned into soil. The base game gives you all the seeds you need right from the start - you only need some sort of dirt to plant them in. What Do I Need to Plant Crops in RimWorld? Now sit back, relax, and let's get started. Just follow our helpful farming guide and soon you'll be keeping your plants happy and your colonists happier. If that sounds intimidating, then don't worry.
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