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Tree
Tree.png
Vital statistics
Size 1 x 1
Skill(s) RequiredSpecific needed skills.<br>The default skills every hearthling starts off with, Oral Tradition, Primitive Tools & Wilderness Survival), are ignored. Lumberjacking
Object(s) Required Soil x4, Tree Seed*, Water (1.0 liters)
Produced By Treeplanter's Pot and Herbalist Table
Required By (5) Branch, Log, Scratch-Marked Bark, Stump, Treebark
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Tree is a generic term which can refer to any of the 44 species following: . Also see the Tree category.

Tree Farming

To grow a tree, one needs a Treeplanter's Pot, an Herbalist Table, Water 1 Liter, Soil x4, and a seed of the tree you wish to plant. Place the Soil, Water, and seed into the pot, and the pot on the table. After 1 hour and 20 minutes, the tree will either sprout or die. If it is dead, all you can do is empty the pot and start over. If it has sprouted, you will have approximately eight hours to plant it before it dies.

Take the pot, find a spot where you wish to plant it, and right click on the spot while holding the pot to get the option to plant it. The tree will steadily increase its size, but its quality, and the quality of the products gathered from it, stays the same as when it is planted. If you chop a tree or bush down early, its logs and stump will have lower quality than the quality of the tree.

Growth Rate

Most, if not all trees seem to take about 150 hours (a little over 6 days) to fully mature on any forest terrain. On other terrains, such as grassland, they grow much slower.

As they grow, trees convert natural tiles around them into the forest biome they're planted on. If it's not growing on a forest tile, it will create a generic type of forest called "wald".

Stunting

Trees can randomly become stunted during growth. The chance to become stunted at some point during growth is determined upon planting, and is not caused (as it was in legacy Haven) by nearby items, which means that trees can be planted close together and close to other objects. Skills related to trees, such as Forestry and Druidic Rite, seem to affect stunt chance.

Stunted trees give wood of a lesser quality, limited by their growth percentage. Other products such as seeds are unaffected by this and are always of full tree quality. Logs from stunted trees also produce less blocks and boards.

Stunted trees do regenerate their resources.

Ways to Improve the Quality of Farmed Trees

  • High quality Herbalist Table: You will need high quality source lumber and Plant Fibres to craft a high quality Herbalist Table.
  • High quality Treeplanter's Pot: Quality is softcapped by Dexterity and Farming and dependent on the quality of the Clay, Fuel, and Kiln used.
  • High quality Water: Water quality depends on the location at which you gather it.
  • High quality Soil: Just as water, Soil quality is dependent on the location you gather it at. See Finding high quality water, clay, and soil for more information.
    • As of World 9, Bat Guano can be used instead of soil, which is generally of a higher quality.
  • High quality seed: Same quality as the tree of which it was taken.
  • Farming skill: The quality of the tree is softcapped by the Farming skill of the player who plants the seed in the Treeplanter's Pot.


Best matching Tree quality formula so far:

Tree Information

Note: This table is outdated and is in the process of being updated. If you can see any invalid entries feel free to update it.

Tree Seed/Fruit Bark Bough Branches Logs Blocks per Log[1]

(Stone/Metal Axe)

Boards per Log (Bone/Metal Saw) Other Products Native Terrains
Alder.png Alder Tree 2 Alder Catkin 3 Treebark 3 Alder Bough 20 2 40 50 12 20
Appletree.png Apple Tree 5 Red Apple 3 Treebark -- 3 1 20 25 6 10 Worm-Eaten Apple
Mountainash.png Ash Tree 2 Ash Samaras 3 Treebark -- 8 2 60 75 18 30
Aspen.png Aspen Tree 2 Aspen Catkin 3 Treebark -- 13 2 55 69 17 28
Baywillow.png Bay Willow Tree 2 Bay Willow Catkins 3 Treebark -- 7 1 30 38 9 15
Beech.png Beech Tree 2 Beech Nuts 3 Treebark -- 8 2 66 82 20 33
Birch.png Birch Tree 2 Birch Catkin 2 Birch Bark -- 6 2 45 57 14 23
Birdcherry.png Bird Cherry Tree 2 Bird Cherries 3 Treebark -- 7 1 70 88 21 35
Buckthorn.png Buckthorn Tree 2 Buckthorn Drupes 3 Treebark -- 7 1 28 35 9 14
File:Cedar.png Cedar Tree 2 Cedar Cone 3 Treebark -- 6 3 35 44 11 18
Cherry.png Cherry Tree 8 Cherries 3 Treebark -- 3 1 8 10 3 4
Chestnut Tree.png Chestnut Tree 8 Chestnut 3 Treebark -- 8 1 40 50 12 20
Conkertree.png Conker Tree 2 Conker 3 Treebark -- 8 2 24 30 8 12
Corkoak.png Cork Oak Tree 2 Cork 3 Treebark -- 5 2 26 33 8 13
Crabapple.png Crabapple Tree 4 Crabapples 3 Treebark -- 6 1 50 63 15 25
Cypress.png Cypress Tree 2 Cypress Cones 3 Treebark -- 8 2 36 45 11 18
Elm.png Elm Tree 2 Elm Seeds 3 Treebark 5 Elm Bough 16 2 44 55 13 22
Fir.png Fir Tree 2 Fir Cone 3 Treebark 5 Fir Bough 7 1 54 68 16 27
Goldenchain.png Goldenchain Tree 2 Goldenchain Seeds 3 Treebark -- 8 2 28 35 9 14
Hazel Tree.png Hazel Tree 10 Hazelnut 3 Treebark -- 8 1 16 20 5 8
Hornbeam.png Hornbeam Tree 2 Hornbeam Catkin 3 Treebark -- 6 2 42 53 13 21
Juniper.png Juniper Tree 2 Juniper Berries 3 Treebark -- 5 1 62 78 19 31
Kingoak.png King's Oak Tree 2 King's Acorn 3 Treebark -- 30 4 40 50 12 20
Larch.png Larch Tree 2 Larch Cones 3 Treebark -- 8 2 36 45 11 18
Laurel.png Laurel Tree 2 Laurel Seeds 3 Treebark -- 8 2 20 25 6 10 60 Laurel Leaves
Linden.png Linden Tree 2 Linden Fruits 3 Treebark -- 8 2 48 60 15 24
Maple.png Maple Tree 2 Maple Samara 3 Treebark -- 10 3 47 59 14 24
Mulberrytree.png Mulberry Tree 5 Mulberry 3 Treebark -- 5 1 30 38 9 15 250 Mulberry Leaves
Oak.png Oak Tree 2 Oak Acorn 3 Treebark -- 5 1 40 50 12 20
Olivetree.png Olive Tree 8 Olive 3 Treebark -- 9 2 36 45 11 18
Peartree.png Pear Tree 5 Pear 3 Treebark -- 5 1 8 10 3 4
Pine.png Pine Tree 2 Pine Cones 3 Treebark -- 3 3 40 50 12 20
Plane.png Plane Tree 2 Plane Seedpods 3 Treebark -- 15 3 29 36 9 15
Plumtree.png Plum Tree 10 Plum 3 Treebark -- 4 1 8 10 3 4
Poplar.png Poplar Tree 2 Poplar catkin 3 Treebark -- 16 2 47 59 14 24
Rowan.png Rowan Tree 4 Rowan Berries 3 Treebark -- 12 2 30 38 9 15
Sallowwillow.png Sallow Tree 2 Sallow Catkin 3 Treebark -- 12 1 40 50 12 20
Sprucetree.png Spruce Tree 2 Spruce Cone 3 Treebark 5 Spruce Bough 7 2 40 50 12 20
Sweetgum.png Sweetgum Tree 2 Sweetgum Seedpod 3 Treebark -- 10 2 32 40 10 16
Walnuttree.png Walnut Tree 8 Walnut 3 Treebark -- 9 2 36 45 11 18
Whitebeam.png Whitebeam Tree 3 Whitebeam Fruits 3 Treebark -- 6 2 50 63 15 25
Willow.png Willow Tree 2 Willow Catkin 3 Treebark -- 8 2 55 69 17 28
Yew.png Yew Tree 2 Yew Cones 3 Treebark 5 Yew Bough 8 2 34 43 10 17
  1. ^ A Battleaxe of the Twelfth Bay (B12) produces the same amount of blocks as a Stone Axe.
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