Beetroot

Beetroot
Vital statistics
Size	1 x 1
Stack	Max:3 (Crops)
Stockpile	Beetroot (60)
Skill(s) RequiredSpecific needed skills.<br>The default skills every hearthling starts off with, Oral Tradition, Primitive Tools & Wilderness Survival), are ignored.	Farming
Object(s) Required	Wild Windsown Weed
Produced By	Beetroot Crop
Specific Type of	Tuber
Required By	(8) Beeted Bird Breast, Beetroot Crop, Pickled Beetroot, Red Pigment, Red-Shred Salad, Stinging Salad, Sweet Beets, Zesty Brill, (Tuber (9): Chewy Chevon, Fat-Braised Veg, Moules Frites, Onion Salad, Spicy Salad, Steak & Tubers, Tuber Mash, Two-Bird Skewer, Vegetable Stuffing)
Food details Energy Filled 100 Hunger Filled 2 Energy/Hunger 50 Satiates Vegetables
FEPs +1 +2 Sum% STR 0 0 0% AGI 0 0 0% INT 0 0 0% CON 0 0 0% PER 0.5 0 71.43% CHA 0.2 0 28.57% DEX 0 0 0% WIL 0 0 0% PSY 0 0 0% Sum 0.7 0 -- Hunger per FEP 2.86 FEP per Hunger 0.35
Go to Objects

Beetroots can be eaten raw, planted as a crop, or used as an ingredient for various cooking recipes.

• Beetroots can be planted to produce 1-3 Beetroots and Beetroot Leaves
• Beetroots fills 20 units of the hunger bar, gives 0.5 perception and 0.2 charisma FEPs at quality 10

Uses

• Steak & Tubers
• Tuber Mash
• Fat-Braised Veg
• Red-Shred Salad
• Sweet Beets

How to Acquire

• found while drying Wild Windsown Weed on a Herbalist Table or Drying Frame
• Harvesting a planted beetroot.

How to Use

In order to plant Beetroot, you must first plow a tile of earth, then plant the Beetroot in the ground.
There are several ways to do this:

• with Beetroot in your inventory, LEFT-CLICK and drag the Beetroot to the plowed earth and RIGHT-CLICK the desired tile.
• with Beetroot in your inventory, SHIFT + RIGHT-CLICK the Beetroot and hold LEFT-CLICK to drag an area of ground to be planted.

Notes

• While harvesting beetroots, you can very rarely acquire a Weird Beetroot curiosity.
• Remember to pick Beetroot Leaves from the ground after you harvest.

Game Development

• Loose Velvet (2023-06-22)◎ >"Several things now stack: Soil, Clay, Bricks, Plant Fibre, Wool, Carrots, Beets, Turnips, all Onion types, Champignons, Peapods, Pepper (Boiled or not), Hops, Grapes, Raisins, Prunes and Chum Bait."