Novice farming help needed, levels 1-50.

[max_miller20]

I'm level one farming and I want to get it to around level 50.

 

 

 

I want to know what would be the best thing for me to grow at each level and how to do so. How long it will take isn't that important but how much it will cost is. I'm also rather limited by quests as I haven't done that many.

 

 

 

A link to a decent farming guide would also be apreciated.

[toast647]

Grow the best allotments. When you can do trees, start doing fruit trees and regular trees, the best of each kind. After level 30 farming stop doing allotments and just do trees. You can do ranarrs if you want too.

 

 

 

1-50 will take like 3 days

[D Jay99]

Plant the best thing you can in allotments 1-15. Potatoes/cabbage/tomatoes, like that. After 15, don't bother anymore. If you want you can plant watermelons at 47, but I think they're a waste of time.

 

 

 

Plant marigolds in the patch in the middle. Those sell for about 3.5k profit/flower.

 

 

 

Once you reach level 4, start planting herbs. Just plant the best herb you can, once you reach 32 you should stick to ranarrs. Always use supercompost when you plant herbs, and I recommend doing Fairy Tale Pt. 1 for magic secateurs.

 

 

 

When you reach level 15, buy some acorn seeds, put them in a plant pot and water them. They're ready to plant now, so make your way to the tree patches. One of them requires the gnome stronghold quest or something, so do that quest. Once you reach 30, do the same thing with willows. I recommend against planting maples at 45, those are too expensive imo.

 

 

 

When you reach 27, start planting fruit trees too. Start with oranges, and do curry trees from level 33 and onwards. Do the quest the unlocks the spirit tree network (forgot the name) to gain easy access to the patch near the gnome village. There's also a fruit patch in Lletya, but the quest you need to do to gain easy access is quite long and hard.

 

 

 

That's about it. The tip.it farming guide is good for beginner farming, it tells you where the patches are, how long the crops take to grow and what you can pay the farmer to look after your patch.

 

In general, if the payment for looking after the patch is under 1/5th of the cost of the seeds you plant in the patch, you should pay the farmer. If it's more than that, just compost the patch and take the risk.

 

The overall cost shouldn't be that high, the herbs you farm should pay for the trees you plant.

 

 

 

Hope I helped and didn't forget anything :

[max_miller20]

Thanks a lot! :

[Deathmath]

Curry is 43... Quests to do:

 

Fairy Tale I

 

gnome stronghold

[darkgale]

Just do the best stuff you can at the lvl that you are at. And try to plant as many items as you can so you are continuously getting xp. And while you wait for your crops/ plants to grow play vinesweeper for some additional xp or alch to pass the time. Good Luck. :thumbsup: