Farmer's Respite Mod FAQ

Find tea plants growing in the wild, harvest the leaves, and craft a kettle to start brewing. From there you can branch into cooking the mod's hearty meals using ingredients from Farmer's Delight.

Tea plants generate in temperate and warm biomes as wild bushes you can break for leaves and seeds. You can also grow them yourself once you have seeds.

Place a kettle, fill it with water, add tea leaves, and apply heat from a campfire or similar source beneath it. The tea brews over time and can then be poured into cups or bottles.

Each tea grants a distinct status effect when drunk, ranging from restorative buffs to combat or utility effects. Check the tooltip on each brewed tea to see what it applies before you rely on it.

The most common causes are no heat source underneath, no water inside, or missing tea leaves. Make sure the kettle has all three before waiting for the brew to finish.

Tea effects are applied as normal status effects, so they follow the same stacking rules as potions of the same type. If a potion already grants that effect, the stronger or longer one usually wins.

Plant tea seeds on farmland like any other crop and let them mature into a tea bush. Harvest the leaves when fully grown, and the bush will regrow for repeat harvests.

Farmer's Respite adds hearty cooked dishes that use its crops alongside Farmer's Delight ingredients. Cook them in the mod's supported cooking stations the same way you'd prepare other meals.

It's designed as an expansion to Farmer's Delight, so many recipes and mechanics assume that mod is present. Playing without it may leave some items uncraftable or features unavailable.

Farmer's Respite is a lightweight content mod and generally has minimal performance impact. Conflicts are rare but can occur with mods that heavily alter farming, food, or tea-related items, so check for overlapping recipes if something breaks.