As of the Reap What You Sow Beta, crops can now be planted on a tilled tile.

Said tiles have three

nutrients to them for plants to feed/give out (growth, compost, and manure). Different crops eat
and give out different amounts of nutrients and will need a proper amount of nutrients to grow
properly. Crops need to have certain nutrients in order to grow. It also just so happens that some
crop combinations will provide the right amount of nutrients to each other when paired together so
you yourself don't have to provide the nutrients via fertilizers! (You will have to water and tend to
these crops though. The Lord Fruitfly will drop an auto-tending mob, but the auto-watering system
outside of Spring rain is something we don’t have at the moment.) Not only that, if you have four of
the same crops in a tile range, you'll get a giant version of that crop, which will provide you the most
yield. It looks like this (thanks to Mr. Tarunio for providing these images)

As of the Reap What You Sow Beta, crops can now be planted on a tilled tile. Said tiles have three
nutrients to them for plants to feed/give out (growth, compost, and manure). Different crops eat
and give out different amounts of nutrients and will need a proper amount of nutrients to grow
properly. Crops need to have certain nutrients in order to grow. It also just so that some crop
combinations will provide the right amount of (You will have to water and tend to these crops
though. The Lord Fruitfly will drop an auto-tending mob, but the auto-watering system outside of
Spring rain is something we don’t have at the moment.) Not only that, if you have four of the same
crops in a tile range, you'll get a giant version of that crop, which will provide you the most yield. It
looks like this (thanks to Mr. Tarunio for providing these images)

As of the Reap What You Sow Beta, crops can now be planted on a tilled tile. Said tiles have three
nutrients to them for plants to feed/give out (growth, compost, and manure). Different crops eat
and give out different amounts of nutrients and will need aof nutrients to grow properly. Crops need
to have certain nutrients in order to grow just so happens that some crop combinations will provide
the right amount of nutrients to each other when paired together so you yourself don't have to
provide the nutrients via fertilizers! (You will have to water and tend to these crops though. The Lord
Fruitfly will drop an auto-tending mob, but the auto-watering system outside of Spring rain is
something we don’t have at the moment.) Not only that, if you have four of the same crops in a tile
range, you'll get a giant version of that crop, which will provide you the most yield. It looks like this
(thanks to Mr. Tarunio for providing these images)

As of the Reap What You Sow Beta, crops can now be planted on a tilled tile. Said tiles have three
nutrients to them for plants to feed/give out (growth, compost, and manure). Different crops eat
and give out different amounts of nutrients and will need a proper amount of nutrients to grow
properly. have certain nutrients in order to grow. It also just so happens that some crop
combinations will provide the right of nutrients to each other when paired together so you yourself
don't have to provide the nutrients via fertilizers! (You will have to water and tend to these crops
though. The Lord Fruitfly will drop an auto-tending mob, but the auto-watering system outside of
Spring rain is something we don’t have at the moment.) Not only that, if you have four of the same
crops in a tile range, you'll get a giant version of that crop, which will provide you the most yield. It
looks like this (thanks to Mr. Tarunio for providing these images)
As of the Reap What You Sow Beta, crops can now be planted on a tilled tile. Said tiles have three
nutrients to them for plants to feed/give out (growth, compost, and). Different crops eat and give
out different amounts of nutrients and will need a proper amount of nutrients to grow properly.
Crops need to have certain nutrients in order to grow. It also just so happens that some crop
combinations will provide the right amount of nutrients to each other when paired together so you
yourself don't have to fertilizers! (You will have to water and tend to these crops though. The Lord
Fruitfly will drop an auto-tending mob, but the auto-watering system outside of Spring rain is
something we don’t have at the moment.) Not only that, if you have four of the same crops in a tile
range, you'll get a giant version of that crop, which will provide you the most yield. It looks like this
(thanks to Mr. for providing these images)