Neapolitan Orchard & Herbal Crops

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Neapolitan expands natural agriculture with five wild crops scattered across specific temperate, tropical, and arid landscapes. Locating and domesticating these plants allows farmers to establish self-sustaining orchards, cultivate rare cooking spices, and supply kitchen pantries with essential confectionery ingredients.

Banana Plants in Jungles and Coastal Beaches

Banana plants flourish throughout tropical environments, thriving across lush jungle and bamboo jungle areas, while sparse jungle stands and coastal sandy shores harbor rarer clusters.

Harvesting mature plants yields vital building and culinary resources:

Breaking a wild Banana Bundle block drops between two and four Banana Bunch items.
Foliage harvesting provides Banana Frond leaves.
Three Banana Frond leaves craft one sheet of Paper.
Four Banana Frond leaves in a two-by-two square craft one Frond Thatch block.
Nine Banana Frond leaves craft one decorative Banana Stalk.
For efficient storage, nine Banana items pack into one Crate of Bananas.

Adzuki Sprouts Across Shaded Woodlands

Adzuki sprouts take root in shaded woodlands, flourishing amidst standard forest, flower forest, birch forest, old growth birch forest, and dark forest canopies.

Cultivating and processing adzuki beans involves straightforward farming techniques:

Breaking a mature sprout patch drops between two and three Adzuki Beans.
Raw beans can be planted directly on farm soil to cultivate domestic crops.
Placing raw beans on a campfire, inside a smoker, or within a standard furnace roasts them into Roasted Adzuki Beans, unlocking their culinary potential.
Nine Adzuki Beans combine into one Crate of Adzuki Beans, while nine roasted beans form one Crate of Roasted Adzuki Beans.
Combining three Adzuki Beans with one Fermented Spider Eye produces three Magic Beans.

Mint Along Hillside Ponds

Wild mint clusters border clear spring pools situated among highland slopes and rocky elevations.

Harvesting and propagating mint provides refreshing herbal supplies:

Breaking a wild mint plant drops two Mint Leaves and two Mint Sprout items.
Farmers can plant Mint Sprout cuttings into soil to expand garden beds.
One Mint Leaves converts directly into one Mint Sprout on a crafting grid, ensuring rapid crop multiplication.
Nine Mint Leaves compress into one Basket of Mint for tidy cellar storage.

Strawberries in Open Fields

Wild strawberry bushes spread over sunny plains and flourish abundantly throughout dedicated strawberry fields.

Harvesting strawberry bushes yields sweet field produce:

Mature bushes drop Strawberries when harvested by hand.
Harvesting also yields Strawberry Pips, which can be sown into farmland to grow domestic berry patches.
Explorers may occasionally discover rare White Strawberries while foraging wild bushes.

Vanilla Vines Clinging to Savanna Trees

Vanilla vines climb tree trunks in warm savanna environments, winding around acacia trunks.

Gathering and curing vanilla pods requires gentle drying:

Harvesting wild vines yields green Vanilla Pods.
Fresh vanilla pods cannot be used in desserts immediately; they must be cured over a campfire, inside a smoker, or through furnace heat to produce Dried Vanilla Pods.
Nine Dried Vanilla Pods pack into one solid Dried Vanilla Pod Block for compact pantry storage.