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Looks like it. Muddied an area of a bit over 2000 tiles, and after 2 seasons none have grown. Edit: 1 year on, no tower caps. Definately need to uncover something. | Looks like it. Muddied an area of a bit over 2000 tiles, and after 2 seasons none have grown. Edit: 1 year on, no tower caps. Definately need to uncover something. | ||
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| + | :Yep, you need to have hit a cavern. I'm 3 seasons in, have breached a cavern and have tower caps and shrubs growing in underground :soil near a brook. [[User:Dangerous Beans|Dangerous Beans]] 08:12, 15 April 2010 (UTC) | ||
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| + | :Instantly after you uncover a cavern, underground trees can start growing EVERYWHERE in the fort on any suitable surface - 10 levels up on sand that hasn't been irrigated yet e.g. --[[User:FleshForge|FleshForge]] 02:58, 8 August 2010 (UTC) | ||
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| + | :I've uncovered a barren, mushroom-less, cavern that seems to have no water (which is, AFAIK, very uncommon). I've not seen towercaps springing up elsewhere in the fort, so it may not be quite as simple. Or I've missed something! --Killfalcon [[Special:Contributions/94.169.162.16|94.169.162.16]] 00:02, 7 August 2011 (UTC) | ||
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| + | ==Mudiness== | ||
| + | I was playing in on .12 and my sand layers were producing trees and shrubs without needing muddied water. ---- | ||
| + | :It's been observed in several places (none of which seem to be articles on this wiki, oddly enough) that underground trees will grow in subterranean mud (whether on soil, rough stone, or smooth stone, though reportedly '''not''' constructed stone floors), dry subterranean soil which has an unmined soil wall beneath it within a 2-tile radius (just like with willow trees and rivers/murky pools), or dry subterranean soil which has mud on any tile within a 2-tile radius on the ''same'' Z-level. It's what I've always observed, and several other players have observed similar behavior. --[[User:Quietust|Quietust]] 20:44, 19 September 2010 (UTC) | ||
| + | If the cavern has no water, it shouldnt have any mud, so things will not grow. You need to hit a muddy cavern (which is most of them) -Remuthra | ||
Latest revision as of 21:59, 23 December 2011
Prerequisites[edit]
Is it necessary to have uncovered some of the underground for tower-caps to start growing? -Goffrie 20:46, 2 April 2010 (UTC)
Looks like it. Muddied an area of a bit over 2000 tiles, and after 2 seasons none have grown. Edit: 1 year on, no tower caps. Definately need to uncover something.
- Yep, you need to have hit a cavern. I'm 3 seasons in, have breached a cavern and have tower caps and shrubs growing in underground :soil near a brook. Dangerous Beans 08:12, 15 April 2010 (UTC)
- Instantly after you uncover a cavern, underground trees can start growing EVERYWHERE in the fort on any suitable surface - 10 levels up on sand that hasn't been irrigated yet e.g. --FleshForge 02:58, 8 August 2010 (UTC)
- I've uncovered a barren, mushroom-less, cavern that seems to have no water (which is, AFAIK, very uncommon). I've not seen towercaps springing up elsewhere in the fort, so it may not be quite as simple. Or I've missed something! --Killfalcon 94.169.162.16 00:02, 7 August 2011 (UTC)
Mudiness[edit]
I was playing in on .12 and my sand layers were producing trees and shrubs without needing muddied water. ----
- It's been observed in several places (none of which seem to be articles on this wiki, oddly enough) that underground trees will grow in subterranean mud (whether on soil, rough stone, or smooth stone, though reportedly not constructed stone floors), dry subterranean soil which has an unmined soil wall beneath it within a 2-tile radius (just like with willow trees and rivers/murky pools), or dry subterranean soil which has mud on any tile within a 2-tile radius on the same Z-level. It's what I've always observed, and several other players have observed similar behavior. --Quietust 20:44, 19 September 2010 (UTC)
If the cavern has no water, it shouldnt have any mud, so things will not grow. You need to hit a muddy cavern (which is most of them) -Remuthra