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Fruit tree cuttings can either be planted in the ground for the chance of a completely new tree, or grafted onto an existing fruit tree. The chances for a cutting taking root and growing up is 25%, whereas a graft working out only has a 5% chance.<br>
Fruit tree cuttings can either be planted in the ground for the chance of a completely new tree, or grafted onto an existing fruit tree. The chances for a cutting taking root and growing up is 25%, whereas a graft working out only has a 5% chance.<br>
However, even if the cutting would take root, it can only do so if the temperature is accommodating for this specific fruit tree species.
However, even if the cutting would take root, it can only do so if the temperature is accommodating for this specific fruit tree species.<br>
The temperature under which a fruit tree will die can vary randomly within a certain amount, however one end of this temperature zone will be favoured. In the below list, the most likely temperature is shown first, with the full possibilities in brackets behind.<br>
In the event that the tree survives and takes root, specific temperatures need to be reached and kept for a specific amount of time for the tree to actually flower and bear fruit. Therefore, for a tree to actually flower, it needs to be in an average temperature of 2°C (Min Flowering Temp) for at least 220 ingame hours (Min Flowering Time) before it could start to change into its flowering phase.<br>
Similarly, a fruit tree will go into dormancy under specific temperatures, which means even if it does not die, it will not be producing any fruit.
 
{| class="wikitable sortable"
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! Species !! Die-Below Temp !! Min Flowering Temp !! Min Flowering Time !! Enter Dormancy Temp !! Leave Dormancy Temp
|-
| Red Apple || -28 (-38 - -28) || 1.5 - 2.5 || 220 - 280 Hours || -3 (-7 - 1) || 19 (14 - 24)
|-
| Pink Apple || -24 (-34 - -24) || 1.5 - 2.5 || 220 - 280 Hours || -3 (-7 - 1) || 19 (14 - 24)
|-
| Yellow Apple || -22 (-32 - -22) || 1.5 - 2.5 || 220 - 280 Hours || -3 (-7 - 1) || 19 (14 - 24)
|-
| Peach || -12 (-22 - -12) || 1.5 - 2.5 || 220 - 280 Hours || -3 (-7 - 1) || 19 (14 - 24)
|-
| Pear ||  -28 (-41 - -28) || 1.5 - 2.5 || 220 - 280 Hours || -3 (-7 - 1) || 19 (14 - 24)
|-
| Cherry || -20 (-30 - -20) || 1.5 - 2.5 || 220 - 280 Hours || -3 (-7 - 1) || 19 (14 - 24)
|}
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Orange, Olive and Mango trees count as evergreen trees, therefore they do not have a specific flowering requirement, but are susceptible to low temperatures.
 
{| class="wikitable sortable"
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! Species !! Die-Below Temp !! Loose Leaves Below Temp !! Blossoming Time?
|-
| Orange || 6 (1 - 6) || 3 (-1 - 3) ||
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| Olive || 7 (2 - 7) || 0 (-4 - 0) ||
|-
| Mango || 10 (6 - 10) || 3 (-1 - 3) ||
|}
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(Please keep in mind that all information given may still change as fruit trees are currently still under development.)


== Growth Stages ==
== Growth Stages ==
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