Celery is considered a hardy biennial, but it’s typically grown as an annual. In warmer areas, plan to plant in mid- to later summer.Īlthough celery has a reputation for being fussy to grow at home, celery always has a place in our gardens because it’s so useful in the kitchen-for stews, stir-fries, soups, and salads. In cooler regions, it does best planted in the early spring. About CeleryĬelery needs a long, relatively cool growing season to grow nice and tall 12- to 18-inch stalks, requiring up to 140 days to come to harvest however, some short-season varieties are available. Learn more about how to plant, grow, and harvest celery plants. Garden-grown celery is much more tender and flavorful than the commercial types, as well as less chemically-laden. Im gonna check to see if desecrate can effect the drop rate of reactant, im guessing probably not, and if not please make That work.Grow your own celery and you could be harvesting delectable stems from summer right through until the first frosts. For some reason players usually run all over the place, and don't mark reactant. Also please increase the range for reactant markers on the map. Also please increase the drop chance of reactant. When the corruption clouds do spawn, they should automatically spawn at least a few enimies with them That are already corrupted. So i have a few suggestions to make these missions worth playing again. We already have to stress about keeping the life support up. We shouldn't have to constantly stress about not getting enough reactant. I really don't understand why this has to work this way, if we are doing really good, and killing the enimies really fast, we get hundred because, then the corruption clouds could spawn with little or no enimies to corrupt. But with the way it is right now, it's just not worth it.
And it's quite annoying because this is my favorite way to run fissure missions. For some reason the corruption clouds seems to usually be very slow, and so quite often we don't have a chance to collect enough reactant.
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