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I have some plants and a pan. Soo i'll be save
Same. How long can you survive on 6 rows of radishes? Maybe push starvation off for an extra day?
My go to is honestly always 2 row sunflowers, from right 2 spike rocks, then tall-nut and rest filled up with melon-pult and one row of winter melon
I use a couple of garlic on the top and bottom rows to funnel them closer to the center. Melons can hit chumps in a 3x3 area, so having everybody within a span of 3 lanes is optimal.
In terms of what you're going to eat, though, I have no idea.
They are really big plants and grow super fast.
Radishes? They are not that big, but certainly fast growing. Plan to put more seeds down soon, this morning I put in what is hopefully a more efficient irrigation setup.
Oh i was referencing a game. Plants vs zombies. It has 6 rows for the mutated super plants to grow so I thought you were talking about it too.
Ohhhh no, not played that game so didn't really think about it but it makes sense now. I just happen to have 6 rows of radishes and 6 rows of beetroot on one bed and as radishes grow fastest so they are nearly ready.
Lol those defenses seem sound.