Updated Purity Chart - Need your verification

[Chimm]

i grew huckleberry bushes withouth shrubs & orchards or forestry!

Can anyone verify this? The Wiki seems to say differently.

you get caterpillers and slugs from pots (vegetables like tomato, carrot, beets) now with same purity as the plants of the harvest

Is this a "sideproduct" of gardening? Do they destroy the plant in the process?

purity on pots and fields only rises if the result has higher purity than field/pot had before! while the result can be even higher the rise is MAX 1 on fields, 2 on pots. if the result is lower than the purity of field/pot there is no rise fields have rng, still the higher the seeds the better the chance to get a result over the fields purity. if seeds are a few % over fields purity (e.g. from potted pumpkins or bought) you will have a guaranteed rise on the field

Yeah, the sole image can not tell everything. I tried to include the Max 1 or Max 2 in the self referencing dependencies for the pot and the field.

metal purity isn't just about lvl but also distance to ladder. mine lvl only limits the max purity
m&m, mining set influence the probability for higher purity boulders (not 100% confirmed)

added this.

[Forungi]

Thank you Chimm for taking your time to make this chart.

[jdmerc]

i grew huckleberry bushes withouth shrubs & orchards or forestry!

Can anyone verify this? The Wiki seems to say differently.

I can verify it. The crowberry bush that I planted (and mentioned in one of my earlier replies) was planted without forestry nor s&o. Whether or not this was intended isn't known to me, but it is possible.

[Chimm]

i grew huckleberry bushes withouth shrubs & orchards or forestry!

Can anyone verify this? The Wiki seems to say differently.

I can verify it. The crowberry bush that I planted (and mentioned in one of my earlier replies) was planted without forestry nor s&o. Whether or not this was intended isn't known to me, but it is possible.

ok. I deleted the reference to "shrubs & orchards".

[reeper_aut]

yeah, just potted more hucklberries and crowberries, probably a bug. posted it in mach patch bugs.
but it's only the new ones! blackberry and cranberry can't be potted without!


@bugs, as the patch notes tell, the bug consumes the plant, so they are kind of a side product.

sure, you can't put everything in one picture. i thought it would be important to point out that the yields purity has to be higher to get the purity up.
otherwise it might not be clear why field/pot didn't rise in purity.

[Chimm]

Btw. is there any purity associated with the butterflies that applies to the orchards?

[jdmerc]

I think butterfly purity works like bees, except slower but with a wider area. So their purity might influence the fruit bearing trees around them. Need confirmation on this though.

net purity affects butterfly purity. cotton/milkweed and wood purity affects the net purity.

alternatively, feed a caterpillar a purity item and some honeysuckle then wait for it to become a cocoon and hatch into a butterfly with the caterpilar's purity. (also need confirmation on this)

EDIT: wrong info, sorry

[aragaer]

You can get pure hay from growing corn (dropping husk on haystack).

[Bjebr]

I just try a few things :

net purity affects butterfly purity. cotton/milkweed and wood purity affects the net purity.

No : Butterfly net has no purity. Even hen using some purity cotton and wood the catched butterfly are at 0%.

alternatively, feed a caterpillar a purity item and some honeysuckle then wait for it to become a cocoon and hatch into a butterfly with the caterpilar's purity. (also need confirmation on this)

No again : when you feed a plant to the caterpillar it takes the purity of the plant. To get a cocoon the last plant you'll feed him is the honeysuckle : which is at 0% (not possible to put into a garden pot).
The cocoon is not displaying any purity at all.



I have no idea how to get purity butterfly , i have no idea how fruit trees can get purity through butterfly.

Bjebr

[Lusewing]

From JC:

Orchards will only blossom during the Everbloom Season. Blossoming trees will only fruit if they have been pollinated by either Bees or Butterflies.
A full Bee Skep is a better pollinator than a full Butterfly House while a Butterfly House has a longer range.
Fruit obtained from an Orchard tree can be eaten raw and belongs to the Fruit foodgroup.
The Purity of a Fruit Tree slowly moves towards the purity of the Bee Skep that pollinates it.

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