Boosting Growth for Bamboo, Sugar Cane, and Saplings

Planting Utility Crops and Trees

Crops Love Rain does not limit its acceleration to standard farmland crops. It also enhances the growth rate of taller utility plants and trees whenever it rains.

1. Plant your sugar cane adjacent to water blocks on dirt, sand, or grass.

2. Place bamboo stalks in your designated farm areas.

3. Plant saplings in open areas with adequate overhead clearance to allow trees to form.

Make sure all of these plants are placed out in the open where rain can reach them, rather than underneath solid roofs or underground shelters.

Managing the Harvest

When rainfall begins:

• Bamboo: Watch stalks shoot up at accelerated rates. Harvest the upper segments while leaving the bottom shoot intact for continuous growth.
• Sugar Cane: Collect the upper blocks as the stalks rapidly reach their maximum height during the storm.
• Saplings: Trees will sprout much quicker from planted saplings during rainfall, speeding up wood gathering. Replant saplings immediately after cutting down trees to benefit from ongoing rain.