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Farming.

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Does watering strawberry seeds right after you plant them make a difference in their dying?

Either that or it increases your yield. Either way it's definitely worth doing.

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They will die if unwatered.

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They will die if unwatered.

 

Really? I have left cabbage seeds unwatered, and some of them lived.

cabbage vs watermelon

 

lvl 7 vs lvl 47

 

 

 

mmhm i think know why your cabbage didnt died.

 

WATER IT dont be foolish!!

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Quest Cape achieved on 27/4/09but nomad is preventing me to get it back...

 

New-wave tried to destroy the metal, but the metal had its way

Grunge then tried to dethrone the metal, but metal was in the way

Punk-rock tried to destroy the metal, but metal was much too strong

Techno tried to defile the metal, but techno was proven wrong

Yea!Metal!

It comes from hell!

They will die if unwatered.

 

Really? I have left cabbage seeds unwatered, and some of them lived.

 

 

 

I think if you don't water them they have a higher percentage of getting diseased when ticking over to the next growth stage.

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Really? I never watered anything I grew, I've gotten 68 farming just fine. I guess that might explain why half my allotment patches are dead, though.

Just water the allotment once, right after planting the seeds, it definitely helps.

It does help, but only for harvests that don't have a plant that can protect them or if you don't have white lilies. Otherwise as long as you have the appropriate plant protecting them, allotments will never die.

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