Plantable Tree Mushrooms

DagonDagon Earth Join Date: 2016-03-21 Member: 214648Members
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At the moment, fungal samples are not renewable resources because once you remove it from the tree the mushroom does not grow back. This problem could be fixed by making tree mushrooms growable. Like the creepvine, when you plant it it could be a miniature version of it.
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  • etherealyandereetherealyandere UK Join Date: 2016-03-04 Member: 213830Members
    Actually, fungal samples are farmable; you need to find Jelly Plant's to do so: subnautica.wikia.com/wiki/Fungal_Sample

    However, I'd love to be able to grow my own mushroom forest, even if its on the smaller scale. Maybe a single tree would take up an entire exterior growbed? Or it could use a specific tree growbed.
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  • DagonDagon Earth Join Date: 2016-03-21 Member: 214648Members
    etherealyandere wrote: »
    Actually, fungal samples are farmable; you need to find Jelly Plant's to do so: subnautica.wikia.com/wiki/Fungal_Sample

    However, I'd love to be able to grow my own mushroom forest, even if its on the smaller scale. Maybe a single tree would take up an entire exterior growbed? Or it could use a specific tree growbed.

    A specific tree growbed? That could open up a lot of other opportunities for growing other large flora too. We could have giant koosh bushes to plant around our seabases!
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