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Fruit Trees

Gravity	No
Tools
Stackable	Yes, 64
Flammable	No
Weight ⚖	Light
Size ↕	Tiny
BlockID	terrafirmacraftplus:?
ItemID	terrafirmacraftplus:item.terrafirmacraft:item.FruitSapling
Click leaf blocks to harvest fruit.

Obtaining

Fruit trees are found growing naturally in the wild in areas with an average biome temperature between 10 and 25, and a rainfall value of at least 500. In order to get a sapling, the cross-shaped branches of fruit trees must be broken with an Axe or a Saw. There is roughly a 50% chance that a sapling will drop.

Types

	Banana	Cherry	Grn Apple	Lemon	Olive	Orange	Peach	Plum	Red Apple
Leaf											Fruit Tree Bark (All Except Banana)
Flower											Banana Tree Bark
Fruit											Dead Branches

Note: In colder/drier climates during the fall, leaves turn brownish-orange for all trees.

Usage

Fruit tree saplings do not grow instantly. Instead, fruit trees grow slowly, getting taller over time, growing (or regrowing) leaves and branches. This means that the branches can be harvested for saplings, and that they will eventually grow back. Unfortunately, this also means that it can take a very long time to grow trees as large as those encountered in the wild. The trunk will grow to full height after 30 days, a single branch will grow every 20 days, and a single leaf block will grow every 2 days.

Fruit trees will produce a single piece of fruit per leaf block during its harvest season. To harvest the fruit, Right Click or Left Click the leaves and the fruit will drop. All fruit trees drop pieces of fruit ranging from 4 to 16 oz in weight.

Harvest Schedule

Fruit Tree	Late Winter	Early Spring	Spring	Late Spring	Early Summer	Summer	Late Summer	Early Fall	Fall	Late Fall
Banana			Bloom					Harvest
Cherry			Bloom		Harvest
Green Apple				Bloom					Harvest
Lemon				Bloom			Harvest
Olive					Bloom				Harvest
Orange	Bloom									Harvest
Peach			Bloom					Harvest
Plum				Bloom		Harvest
Red Apple			Bloom						Harvest

History

Trivia

• Fruit trees only produce fruit when the current temperature is between 0 and 38. For the majority of cases, the seasonal requirements (Spring to Late Fall) already fall into this temperature range, with the exception being extreme areas such as deserts, very few jungles near the equator, and the deep tundra.

Gallery

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  The cross-shaped branch which is harvested to obtain saplings.