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I'm growing watermelons, and don't have access to White Lillies yet.

 

Would you recommend using Nasturtiums, to protect them, or Limpwurts, for the cash and extra XP?

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Well if you were considering white lillies at all, then definitely go for the nasturtiums.

 

They would best protect your investment as a single watermelon patch costs far more than limps will give you in return.

 

Ok, makes sense. I'm not a very experienced farmer, and just wanted some input.

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Nasturtiums definitely. You should still use supercompost for watermelons so you get more yield though.

 

Oh yea, I was just trying to compare them, and wondered what opinion other people had. So far, I'm going with nasturtiums.

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Nasturtiums definitely. You should still use supercompost for watermelons so you get more yield though.

 

Oh yea, I was just trying to compare them, and wondered what opinion other people had. So far, I'm going with nasturtiums.

 

I always pay for watermelons. I grow fruit trees (also curry) so I have plenty of those, and since I find watermelon seeds too expensive to buy (low xp/gp) I only plant the ones my fruit bat forages.

I mostly farm herbs only, alotment is not worth it (little xp/gp) so I always grow marigolds in my flower patch. Seeds are <100gp, they sell for 3k ea last time i did.

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Nasturtiums definitely. You should still use supercompost for watermelons so you get more yield though.

 

Oh yea, I was just trying to compare them, and wondered what opinion other people had. So far, I'm going with nasturtiums.

 

I always pay for watermelons. I grow fruit trees (also curry) so I have plenty of those, and since I find watermelon seeds too expensive to buy (low xp/gp) I only plant the ones my fruit bat forages.

I mostly farm herbs only, alotment is not worth it (little xp/gp) so I always grow marigolds in my flower patch. Seeds are <100gp, they sell for 3k ea last time i did.

 

But if all you grow are herbs, it still ends up being less xp/hour than growing herbs + allotments, doesn't it?

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i just grow throwaway crops like tomatoes where the seeds are dirt cheap. I still water them and I may use regular compost, but I treat them as side XP to supplement my herbs and flower patch.

 

I have a slowly growing number of sweetcorn and better seeds and I'm considering on just selling them and getting herb/tree seeds.

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i just grow throwaway crops like tomatoes where the seeds are dirt cheap. I still water them and I may use regular compost, but I treat them as side XP to supplement my herbs and flower patch.

 

I have a slowly growing number of sweetcorn and better seeds and I'm considering on just selling them and getting herb/tree seeds.

 

I'm thinking about switching from pure watermelons to strawberries and sweetcorn. It's just that the watermelons are consuming 110% of my profit from herbs, or so it seems.

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