The need to fertilize berry bushes, saplings and grass

[WarDog]

I wanted to ask about that - after you move them they seem to die after some time. Is there a way to not kill them when moving? Do you neccesarily need to fertilize them?
Thank you

[󰀉tempeh󰀉]

You always need to fertilize them (well, not the saplings). That`s the price for moving them to a more convenient location.

Keeping them fertilized shouldn`t be much trouble, though. Especially if you move a herd of beefalo or some koalefants next to your camp.

[Corvin]

The best way to save is to use Rot as fertiliser instead, which you'll get over time as meat and berries go bad; mid-game you can have well over forty easily.

[Joki the Disco Bandit]

If you really, really don't want to bother, there's at least one mod in the Workshop that removes the need to fertilize bushes and grass.

[WarDog]

Thank you, you guys are awesome

[Ailes]

You should try to use poop or even better guano (dropped by bats). Rot does not fertilize as much/as long. Using rot means you will need to re-fertilize sooner.

[Corvin]

Originally posted by Sharisad:

You should try to use poop or even better guano (dropped by bats). Rot does not fertilize as much/as long. Using rot means you will need to re-fertilize sooner.

True, but I can easily acquire multiple stacks of rot that has no other use anyway. is better saved to craft and/or fertilise farms, plus rot can be passively obtained whereas requires time and effort.

[󰀉tempeh󰀉]

Rather than let flowers, lightbulbs and vegetables rot, I feed them to a werepig.