Cptbaker08 Posted December 16, 2008 Share Posted December 16, 2008 I currently have 51 farming, what are some good things to plant in the allotments, herbs, fruit and regular tree patches? Any advice is appreciated. Thanks in advance [hide=Drops]Slayer:Draconic Visage x3, Abyssal Whip x23, Dark Bow x3, Dragon Platelegs x3, Dragon Boots x40, Dragon Plateskirt x4, Shield Left Half x3, Dragon Medium Helms x10GWD:CS: Zamorakian Spear x2, Zamorak Hilt x1, Bandos Chestplate x1, Sara Sword x1DKs: Dragon Hatchet x3 Beserker Ring x1[/hide][hide=Completed Goals]Achieved April 26, 2009Achieved Sept. 15, 2009Achieved Nov. 21, 2009 Jan. 10, 2010 Achieved Mar. 5, 2010[/hide][hide=Goals][/hide] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RayOxide Posted December 16, 2008 Share Posted December 16, 2008 If you're going to do some hardcore farming, a setup like this; Watermelons Marigolds Ranarrs / Kwuarms(?) Maple trees Pineapples This is kinda expensive, D Jay would probably post here soon. Herbs and marigolds cover the stuff though :P I dont need a siggy no moar. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bashful Posted December 16, 2008 Share Posted December 16, 2008 yup.. whats up there is kinda expensive. really depends on how much you wanna spend on it. >cheaper but slower version< cabbage marigolds irit leaf (kwuarm once u get 56) - sell the herbs jangerberries - just pick them if u dont have enough seeds oak trees pineapples - just pick the fruits Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ultimatballr Posted December 16, 2008 Share Posted December 16, 2008 Well if you are "power" training farming, forget all about allotments. They fill up your inventory to much and make trips longer than needed. As well as giving back to little exp to make the extra banking worth while.. Your herb plots should be: Toadflax Ranarr Snapdragon Any of those 3 will give you a good return (I personally like toadflaxes, other people are infatuated with snaps) I would say go with toadflaxes though. Then snaps once you get a bigger pile of cash. Your Flower plots should be: Marigolds Thats pretty much the only thing to plant there, nothing else is really good. If you have some spare limp seeds in your bank then you could do them, but other than that stick with Marigolds. Your Regular Tree plots should be: Willows Maples Willows are the cheap way (best exp/gp some would say). Maples are more exp however they are significantly (or at least were before the price skyrockets) higher priced than willows. I personally do willows. Your Fruit Tree plots should be: Pineapples Hands down, pretty much your best choice for a fruit tree. Nothing else really compares and this is where a bulk of your exp should and will come from. Once you hit 72 farming you can also plant a Calquat seed for extra experience. I do not know in terms of cost/exp how but this is what people have told me to do to maximize exp. You should TRY to do 4-5 herb runs a day and 1 run of each tree (It is possible to do 2 regular tree runs in a day) Always pay your tree farmers (1 basket of apples for willow trees/1 basket of oranges for maple trees and 10 watermelons for pineapple trees) and always supercompost your herb and flower patches. Apparently, my signature was to big. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
D Jay99 Posted December 16, 2008 Share Posted December 16, 2008 [hide=Ultimat's post]Well if you are "power" training farming, forget all about allotments. They fill up your inventory to much and make trips longer than needed. As well as giving back to little exp to make the extra banking worth while.. Your herb plots should be: Toadflax Ranarr Snapdragon Any of those 3 will give you a good return (I personally like toadflaxes, other people are infatuated with snaps) I would say go with toadflaxes though. Then snaps once you get a bigger pile of cash. Your Flower plots should be: Marigolds Thats pretty much the only thing to plant there, nothing else is really good. If you have some spare limp seeds in your bank then you could do them, but other than that stick with Marigolds. Your Regular Tree plots should be: Willows Maples Willows are the cheap way (best exp/gp some would say). Maples are more exp however they are significantly (or at least were before the price skyrockets) higher priced than willows. I personally do willows. Your Fruit Tree plots should be: Pineapples Hands down, pretty much your best choice for a fruit tree. Nothing else really compares and this is where a bulk of your exp should and will come from. Once you hit 72 farming you can also plant a Calquat seed for extra experience. I do not know in terms of cost/exp how but this is what people have told me to do to maximize exp. You should TRY to do 4-5 herb runs a day and 1 run of each tree (It is possible to do 2 regular tree runs in a day) Always pay your tree farmers (1 basket of apples for willow trees/1 basket of oranges for maple trees and 10 watermelons for pineapple trees) and always supercompost your herb and flower patches.[/hide] Why, why, why do you always have to post before me on farming topics and say everything that I was about to type? Farming questions are one of the few topics I actually bother replying to nowadays :P. Anyway. To make my post a bit more relevant; if you ever have to do a quest to gain a certain advantage in farming, do it. It's so worth it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cptbaker08 Posted December 16, 2008 Author Share Posted December 16, 2008 Thanks that seems really helpful and it also give me stuff to do between slayer tasks :) [hide=Drops]Slayer:Draconic Visage x3, Abyssal Whip x23, Dark Bow x3, Dragon Platelegs x3, Dragon Boots x40, Dragon Plateskirt x4, Shield Left Half x3, Dragon Medium Helms x10GWD:CS: Zamorakian Spear x2, Zamorak Hilt x1, Bandos Chestplate x1, Sara Sword x1DKs: Dragon Hatchet x3 Beserker Ring x1[/hide][hide=Completed Goals]Achieved April 26, 2009Achieved Sept. 15, 2009Achieved Nov. 21, 2009 Jan. 10, 2010 Achieved Mar. 5, 2010[/hide][hide=Goals][/hide] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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