Characteristics
Overview
These white berry seeds can be planted in the ground and grown to collect additional food. Planting these seeds in a planter, and then watering them with large quantities of water yields significantly more berries and faster growth.
Give these seeds a warm spot before anything else. The seed's own text covers water and planters: a planter given large quantities of water yields significantly more berries and grows them faster. What it leaves out is temperature, and crops grow poorly in the cold, however wet the soil.
Snow bases learn this the hard way. Your group built in the snow, put a small planter box on the roof, kept it full of water, and the plants still lag behind a farm down in the forest. Nothing is wrong with the seeds. The roof is simply too cold.
Move the bed indoors first, where walls take the edge off the weather. If the plants still struggle, an electric heater beside the planters helps, since its text says it gives warmth in a radius when it is on. It needs power, so most groups add it once the base has electricity running anyway.
When one plant thrives in the warm room, cut clones from it for the next round. What all of them give is white berries for the tea table.
