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Rimworld Indoor Growing. Though most rimworld players seem to agree that the hydroponic farms are better (once you can afford them), it is actually best to have a mixture of both indoor and outdoor farming. The example shown has trees growing full speed in a tundra. This way, your colony’s entire food supply Temperate forests, rain forests and swamps generally do not need indoor farming/growing as these areas have a long period that you can. You could also unroof not more than 25% or so of a room to give you a bit of growing space, but it's not really feasible for large scale. For indoor farming, hydroponics should be compared to placing extra sun lamps and building generators. Hydroponics can be used to grow crops with a sun lamp, but a lamp can also. If i make an enclosure over grass and plant crops in it with a roof over it, use a sun lamp to give them. Yes, so long as the crops get 60% light or more, and is inside the growing temp zone. Spending power to get 120%/135% growth in 50% growing area (you need walkways between the basins) isn't as good as 100%. Trees only take up 1/4 of the tiles in a growing zone, so they're a perfect candidate for an indoor farm!

Trees only take up 1/4 of the tiles in a growing zone, so they're a perfect candidate for an indoor farm! Spending power to get 120%/135% growth in 50% growing area (you need walkways between the basins) isn't as good as 100%. Though most rimworld players seem to agree that the hydroponic farms are better (once you can afford them), it is actually best to have a mixture of both indoor and outdoor farming. Yes, so long as the crops get 60% light or more, and is inside the growing temp zone. You could also unroof not more than 25% or so of a room to give you a bit of growing space, but it's not really feasible for large scale. Hydroponics can be used to grow crops with a sun lamp, but a lamp can also. The example shown has trees growing full speed in a tundra. For indoor farming, hydroponics should be compared to placing extra sun lamps and building generators. This way, your colony’s entire food supply Temperate forests, rain forests and swamps generally do not need indoor farming/growing as these areas have a long period that you can.

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Rimworld Indoor Growing Yes, so long as the crops get 60% light or more, and is inside the growing temp zone. Hydroponics can be used to grow crops with a sun lamp, but a lamp can also. The example shown has trees growing full speed in a tundra. Temperate forests, rain forests and swamps generally do not need indoor farming/growing as these areas have a long period that you can. You could also unroof not more than 25% or so of a room to give you a bit of growing space, but it's not really feasible for large scale. Spending power to get 120%/135% growth in 50% growing area (you need walkways between the basins) isn't as good as 100%. For indoor farming, hydroponics should be compared to placing extra sun lamps and building generators. Yes, so long as the crops get 60% light or more, and is inside the growing temp zone. If i make an enclosure over grass and plant crops in it with a roof over it, use a sun lamp to give them. Trees only take up 1/4 of the tiles in a growing zone, so they're a perfect candidate for an indoor farm! Though most rimworld players seem to agree that the hydroponic farms are better (once you can afford them), it is actually best to have a mixture of both indoor and outdoor farming. This way, your colony’s entire food supply