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GodzillasFlyingPizza Dec 14, 2019 @ 8:32am
Tea Saplings not producing Tea Leaves in Winter even Indoors
um, it says they're supposed to produce leaves continuously every day after they mature. but mine haven't produced any after fall ended?
is it bc it's winter? it does say they dont produce during winter, but they're all indoors / in the greenhouse.
how come they aren't producing like the other seasonal trees??

does anyone know?
is this a bug?
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Originally posted by Jurassica:
They only produce leaves during the last week of the season.
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Jurassica Dec 14, 2019 @ 8:35am 
They only produce leaves during the last week of the season.
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josseriot Dec 14, 2019 @ 9:34am 
Every day of the last week of each season. Read the wiki again. So if you grow them indoors, you will yield a total of 7 leaves per bush per season for all 4 seasons of the year.
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I Kinda Fail Dec 14, 2019 @ 9:58am 
I grew tea just because I thought it looked nice as an artificial fence, but... I don't see the appeal of actually harvesting it and processing it. Where or when would you ever need a +50 energy boost? I don't get the purpose.
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billyeatssocks Dec 14, 2019 @ 1:36pm 
Hmm I'm not sure about in garden pots but I put one in the greenhouse and it produced in winter for me. Maybe its bugged for you?
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GodzillasFlyingPizza Dec 15, 2019 @ 2:50pm 
Originally posted by josseriot:
Every day of the last week of each season. Read the wiki again. So if you grow them indoors, you will yield a total of 7 leaves per bush per season for all 4 seasons of the year.
your tone of voice is rude. don't speak to me that way. and no, it does not specify on the wiki that they only produce during the last week. perhaps it was corrected since the last time i checked, however.
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GodzillasFlyingPizza Dec 15, 2019 @ 2:51pm 
Originally posted by I Kinda Fail:
I grew tea just because I thought it looked nice as an artificial fence, but... I don't see the appeal of actually harvesting it and processing it. Where or when would you ever need a +50 energy boost? I don't get the purpose.
this isn't the correct thread to complain about it. i asked a question. please move commentary and opinions to another thread, if you please
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GodzillasFlyingPizza Dec 15, 2019 @ 2:52pm 
Originally posted by jessicaxcarter:
They only produce leaves during the last week of the season.
ok thank you!
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Whirl Dec 17, 2019 @ 7:17pm 
I'd rather make coffee.
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Stardustfire Dec 17, 2019 @ 10:00pm 
i have a general tea question (arent lucky enove to stumble over leafs or the recipe till now) :
do i understand the wiki correct that teaplant is a obstacle like wine or beans, and that it is winter hardened like a tree (means it dont crumbles away when winter comes) ?
and if it behaves more like a tree, does it need no watering like one?
Last edited by Stardustfire; Dec 17, 2019 @ 10:02pm
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SashaMkai Dec 17, 2019 @ 11:22pm 
Originally posted by Stardustfire:
i have a general tea question (arent lucky enove to stumble over leafs or the recipe till now) :
do i understand the wiki correct that teaplant is a obstacle like wine or beans, and that it is winter hardened like a tree (means it dont crumbles away when winter comes) ?
and if it behaves more like a tree, does it need no watering like one?

Yes to all. If it is outside as a tree it won't produce in winter.
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