How to Water Crops Using a Water Can

Area-of-Effect Crop Watering

Setting up large crop fields often leaves you waiting for slow natural growth or grinding skeleton farms for bone meal. Croptosis introduces the Water Can, offering a convenient way to nurture your farmland in batches.

Using the Water Can on Your Farm

To encourage faster plant growth across your garden plots, use the Water Can directly on your fields:

1. Ensure your vegetables and crops are properly planted in tilled farmland with nearby hydration.

2. Equip the Water Can in your active hand.

3. Position yourself in the middle of your crop rows so you are within reach of multiple immature plants.

4. Use the Water Can to spray the area.

5. Watch the surrounding vegetation. Spraying the Water Can prompts neighboring plants and vegetables to advance their growth stages.

Unlike traditional single-target bone meal, the Water Can affects surrounding plants at once, allowing you to walk down a line of crops and speed up entire patches quickly without expending bone supplies.