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Growing Guide
This guide explains how to grow tobacco plants and harvest high-quality leaves.
Growing quality determines the base quality of the tobacco before curing, fermentation, or aging.
Tobacco quality ranges from 0–100 internally and is grouped into tiers for display.
| Tier | Internal Quality |
|---|---|
| Poor | 0–24 |
| Common | 25–49 |
| Good | 50–69 |
| Fine | 70–89 |
| Premium | 90–97 |
| Perfect | 98–100 |
Most harvested tobacco falls between 55–85 quality depending on growing conditions.
Perfect tobacco is rare and requires excellent conditions.
Each tobacco variety grows best in certain climates.
Planting in the correct biome improves growth quality.
Some tobacco prefers hot climates, while others prefer moderate or shaded environments.
Most tobacco prefers full sunlight, though some varieties grow better in partial shade.
- Tobacco must be planted on Farmland
- Consistent growing conditions produce better results
- Avoid planting varieties in the wrong climate
- Desert
- Badlands
- Very hot climates
- Very dry environments
- Full sunlight
Dokha thrives in harsh desert climates where other crops struggle.
- Plant in desert biomes
- Avoid shade
- Maintain strong sunlight exposure
- Plains
- Savanna
- Warm temperate regions
- Warm temperatures
- Good sunlight
- Plant in open fields
- Avoid cold climates
- Maintain consistent farmland moisture
- Forest
- Plains
- Temperate climates
- Moderate temperatures
- Stable climates
- Avoid extreme heat
- Burley grows well in temperate farmland
- Savanna
- Dry Plains
- Warm climates
- Strong sunlight
- Plant in open sunny areas
- Avoid overly wet environments
- Forest
- Jungle Edge
- Partial shade
- Cooler environments
- Grow near trees
- Avoid direct sunlight
- Best grown under canopy or shade structures
- Any biome
- Extremely tolerant plant
- Easy to grow anywhere
- Lower average quality
- Good early-game tobacco source
Once fully grown, tobacco plants drop tobacco leaves.
The quality of harvested leaves depends on the growing conditions during the plant's life.
These leaves must then be cured before they can be processed.
- Plant tobacco in its preferred biome
- Maintain stable lighting conditions
- Avoid extreme climates unless the variety prefers them
- High-quality growth produces better tobacco for later processing