Resources respawning

[Azi_Dahaka12th]

so i am finding conflicting information on this...so this is what i THINK i know someone correct me or fill in the gaps
trees, the stumps will spawn saplings around them, so if you leave the stumps you will get more trees, if you remove the stump, no more trees
and grass comes back with the season
stones, the ones you can pick up, much like sea shells respawn every season.
the big ones you have to mine dont?
ores, if you use the shovel it says "permanently remove" dose that mean if you mine them with a pick they come back? but the shovel will stop it from respawning?
what about clay? respawn on season change? also says "permanently remove with a shovel" so do i hit E to dig up? or just use the shovel?

also side question if i liberate a region with a resource but my village is in a another region can i still mine said resource? or do i need the special projects like the ironsand?

[Winter's Embers]

Trees will regrow whether you remove the stump or not. The stump will de-spawn on season change. A new sapling will appear later. Only by removing the sapling with a shovel can you permanently get rid of a tree.
The shovel removes a plant, sapling or small deposit permanently, removing it from the respawn list.
All respawn happens randomly each season. There is a limited number of respawns available each season so some things may take up to a year or more to return if you are especially destructive of the environment. This respawn rate is map-wide. If you wish for the fastest respawn, limit the number of resources you harvest.

A village must have it's Village Bell inside the region for that village to have access to the listed resource. No special projects currently exist that can harvest resources outside of a village bell radius.

[Azi_Dahaka12th]

ohh so the copper and tin in Segi region...what if my bell is on the boarder with multiple regions? or dose it count where the bell itself is at and not the bells range?
so to confirm using a shovel on small tin/copper/clay makes it stop respawning?
so when it comes to clay, should i press E and dig up? or mouse button to use the shovel?

[Winter's Embers]

Your bell is not on the border. It is either in Sosogi or Mountain. It is the *exact* location of the bell tower, not it's radius.
As for which tool to use, your only consideration is whether you want that resource node to respawn. All resource nodes behave exactly the same. Shovel removes permanently, all other tools do not. If you want the clay to return, use the pickaxe. If you want it gone, it doesn't matter if you use the mouse button or the "E" button. They both do the same action with the shovel.

[Tonisaka]

You can always plant more trees if you need alot of wood near by, then those trees will also grow more trees turning it into a forest. no need to worry about regrow mechanics if you just replant after you take out the trees in your property line if you want a tree at the spot you chopped it. ive grew bamboo forest at my base Its pretty nice.

[Azi_Dahaka12th]

yeah im not worried about wood, its ores and clay

[RasMakonnenTafa]

Ores like Iron can always be found in the Enjiro Rebel Village in the cave just spawn there its also the same Winter has a point but also with clay the rain in the spring time makes the clay abundant again so you can shovel or axe sleep and repeat.

[Azi_Dahaka12th]

ok so no using the shovel, got it
also if i plant say a berry bush or a mushroom will they regrow every season(or at least their active season)
cuz i planted a wineberry bush and normal bushes even when you pick the unripe berries the bush is still there , but the one i planted disappeared, so are those decoration? or do they need time to "mature" before they become permanent?
and will the mushrooms just pop up every active season as long as i dont build over where i placed them?

[RasMakonnenTafa]

The berry bushes only become ripe with the correct harvest season like the rest of the food items Im not sure about planting haven't testes it but I think its works the same as resources that spawn.