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Maybe you should remove the stumps to prevent that?
I have not noticed any regrowth despite having gathered 1000+ logs from one area and having left the stumps, nor have I seen any confirmation of regrowing.
You could avoid trees near where you're building, or just go with selective logging. If you think carrying everything a bit further is problematic, you could use the zipline to send them from a place further away. There are options, you don't have to clearcut the entire area :P
thats what im doing at the moment...
i think at least the small trees which give sticks should regrow...
"The answer to that question is Yes. The Trees grow back from the new saplings around the trees you have chopped down. Similar to its predecessor Forest, the trees grow back only if their stump hasn’t been chopped. If you clear out the tree stumps, they won’t respawn or regrow, again. So, the best way to grow back trees is to not clear out their stumps in Sons of the Forest.
Regardless, you can chop down trees for their essential resources and utilities. But this process is extremely slow as shared by several players in the Steam community (link). This has got several players wondering if they grow back. However, the players that want to speed up this process can use a specific console command. You can use the “regrowmode” to increase 10% the chance for the tree stump to grow back after you sleep."
nice to know, thanks...
don't think anything grows from stumps