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Revision as of 19:04, 8 August 2025
Farming and cultivation allow players to grow plants for profit, trade, or personal use. While the system is still expanding, it already offers opportunities for both legal and illegal agriculture.
Current Growable Plants
Marijuana (Illegal)
- The only plant currently available for cultivation.
- Can be grown outdoors or indoors depending on seed type.
- Full details are available on the Marijuana page.
Upcoming Crops
The farming system will soon expand to include legal crops such as:
- Carrots – A common vegetable crop, easy to grow and sell to local markets.
- Tomatoes – Requires moderate care, can be sold to restaurants or grocers.
- Lettuce – Quick to grow, ideal for bulk farming.
- More Plants Coming Soon – Additional fruits, vegetables, and herbs will be added in future updates.
Planned Farming Features
- Tool Requirements – Certain crops may require tools such as shovels, watering cans, or fertilizer.
- Weather Impact – Rain and temperature will affect plant growth rates.
- Market Pricing – Legal crops will have dynamic prices based on supply and demand.
- Fertilizers & Boosters – Increase yield or speed up growth times.
💡 Tip: Even when legal crops are introduced, farming in remote or hidden areas can help protect your harvest from theft.