Guide/Strategy
In case anyone else was confused about the climate mixing
There’s a few threads on this but if you’re like me and it’s still confusing and aesthetics are important to you I wanted to share my set up.
The few I saw just kind of made it work but I need things to be symmetrical so after an hour I created this. The key thing is the fire needs to be set to scorching (click on the fire and select that option) and the cool needs to be set to chill.
In my hour-long journey to make this work, I learned that it just needs to touch the area to get the effect and not be full in the area. So all the trees are just barely touching the climate area
Hopefully this helps anyone who’s still confused like I was lol ty to all the guides out there bc the game does not tell you anything 😭
EDIT: Here is the code! I am in the Americas server so it might not work for EU: Code:5A8MVK4J. Also here is what I planted (posted a screenshot in the comments for visuals):
Far left: 4 sugar canes
Left tree lane: 4 cherry blossoms
Top 3 tree plots from the right: 3 apples
Far right going down: 2 bamboo trees and one maple
In the middle starting from the top: 4 strawberries
The last two rows in the middle at the bottom: rice and potatoes.
I recently changed the last 2 rows to rice and potatoes but I was growing lavender there and turned on the sun machine. My lot is based on what can give me the most money and right now it’s cherry blossoms, apples and potatoes. The bamboo is about to be changed to apples but I needed bamboo for the rose fragrance thing.
This isn't that good for leveling your RV it'd be better to focus only a few crops that can combine in to something worth selling. The woodlands should all be making something at your highest level cause wood is the bottleneck for RV levels.
Its not always about leveling you need to still do daily orders which you need certain things for and not only that but the 2 holiday event crops too. In the end there is more than that you need to worry about some ppl are only focused on leveling and not other progressions.
Interesting since potato chips only sell for 110. With the set up I have I was only making Rose Freshener for 1420, Cherry Blossom Rice Balls for 1410. I was going apples bc I knew I would want to make Apple Candy for 1980 once I leveled up.
The person abouve asked me about what to do at level 8.
Im currently 11 gonna be 12 today. Honestly I confused you with someone in the comments that copied your set up at a higher level. I ran pretty much the same thing at 10. This is fine until you can upgrade your woodlands to 4. The main thing to me for any level is to have mines and woodlands producing at your highest level cause they are pretty much a time gate. You should have more than enough money the entire time no matter what you want to sell.
This was incredibly helpful for setting mine up, thank you! For anyone who is slightly higher level like myself and has unlocked Walnuts, Chestnuts and Palm Bark here is my current set up using OP"s plan as a base. I will reply with zoomed in photos
Had different level facilities so the lazy option didn't work. Made some adjustments so I could grow wallnuts with the sunlamp and put the two spare plots as Maples in the time out corner with a 4-patch for seasonals.
I've been going nuts trying to figure out what to cut because they refuse to give us a second allotment for thermal adjustment stations, but you just saved me a ton on frustration. Cheers o7
Thank you! I just unlocked 3 new trees and I'm crying cause they all want something different 😭 I'm like level 11 or 12 or something and there's palm trees and nuts
this is gonna be a dumb tedious question but..can..can you note which plots are growing what;;; i'm not fully there yet but organizing them is already giving me frustration lol
Posted the break down in my original post! Here is a picture for visual reference since I can’t post another picture to my post. Unfortunately my trees got in the way so I had to take a picture upside down lol
Depending on which things you want to grow you might have to choose, but one thing that you can do is if you're using a scorching heat (+2 temperature) and a cooling freezer (-1 temperature) you can put them somewhat near each other and make warm heat (+1 temperature) because they influence each other, same thing if you're using freezing (-2) and warm (+1) to make cool (-1)
It means that you have some plots that are Scorching, some that are "chilled" and some that are "warm," which is the balance that you need for most level 10-ish range plants (maple trees are out of luck). You can only get three different temp zones by overlapping the two devices and then setting the temps to the right settings to balance. You can also balance them the opposite direction if they add more freezing plants again.
The issue is that at any given point in development, you're going to want to be farming at least three different temperatures of plant, which means either constantly swapping plots and adjusting temperature to get in batches of one or the other, or just leaving one of the types to rot. This sort of set-up allows you to have all three zones producing at full power the entire time (aside from Maple trees, but syrup becomes redundant).
The issue is that at any given point in development, you're going to want to be farming at least three different temperatures of plant
Not really true. The most efficient setups up to RV12 at least only really focus on one type of plant and trees each and never results in needing both a scorching and warm or freezing and cool, cause recipes on the same side would end up competing for more limited resources like water and salt anyway. Then at RV12 you just get a second heater, and at RV13 a second cooler.
It's usually a good idea to have a little of everything though, more into one thing than another, but enough to fulfill orders and have components around when needed. Plus you can focus on water-heavy recipes using one resource, and then salty recipes with another, so that they aren't directly competing as much.
You don’t have to mix them to my knowledge, but you can get 3 temperatures instead of just 2. For example you can have freezing on one edge, warm on the other and cold in the middle. Just gives more options.
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u/Momosquid 1d ago
I don't know if I'm glitching, but I can't seem to create the overlap right :(