Arhhhh... never mind. Only coral powder is needed I guess. IDK why but DF can't reconize powder when they are in container (Pot), even when container is not using.

Nice mod. I like the changes. I also like that strawberries are only available in spring. Which
eventually grow a variety of crops rather than just one powerful crop.
BTW, Can anyone tell me what is the A-containing item? melting coral require it, but I have no idea what it is.

@Axebeard don't worry about that, it's an unused reaction.

MILL_SPICE:Unrecognized Reaction Token: BAG
*** Error(s) found in the file "data/installed_mods/claije_seasonal_farming_plus (1003)/graphics/graphics_plant_claije.txt"
Unrecognized tile: uddercapcheese

bringing extra drinks, harvesting above ground crops, and growing sweet pods for drinks (they grow faster than plump helmets and won't be eaten raw) can help.

@Drragh plump helmets do take 2 seasons to grow, you do not grow more of them from a single plot, so it's recommended you either fertilize your plots with potash, or increase your farming area to increase yields. The default Grow Duration of most crops is about 300, so plump helmets take about 7x as long to grow.

If I am reading the harvesting numbers correctly, for example, Plump Helmets now take 2 seasons to grow, does this mean we need to either start pacing more drinks for the fort to drink at first while they wait or find a quick hold over? Just trying to understand that I'm not somehow doing something wrong when running things as I was running out of drinks while farmers were doing nothing with the Plump Helmets fields. Haven't played wth it too much so far due to holidays, so I may be wrong.

@Reverant Uddercaps are processed to barrel (makes milk, which makes cheese normally), cave spinach isn't processed, but I might have to upload a fix if their hearts don't have a seed.

Hello!
Appreciate the mod, but how do you process Uddercaps and Cave Spinach?

I agree with the guy under me.

Very cool!
Also quite nice to see the growtimes upfront to get an idea of what things will be like.

Nice Nice! Good job broski!