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In Don't Starve Together, Evergreens may petrify after an unknown period of time, followed by an announcement from the character.

2. level 1. _Artemis_1. 1y. I remember seeing a mod that made trees grow back from the stumps. It definitely isn't a feature in the normal game, always dig up those stumps, it frees up space and the extra 1 log per stump adds up. Trees will naturally respawn in their biomes too. 1. Do you like this video? Play Sound. “Hello, tree!”. – Wolfgang. Trees are common naturally spawning objects found in almost all biomes.

They can be taken down with an Axe and they are primarily used as a source of Logs. The different types of trees are: Evergreen. Lumpy Evergreen. Dec 07, When cutting trees in Don't Starve I don't want to reach a point in the game where my world is terrible and flat, without any trees in it.

I usually leave the stumps and use the pine cones to build a forest around my own camp (to protect it, and the pigmen in it). Once cut, stumps do not regrow into trees nor do new trees spawn naturally; the only way to get more trees is to plant them with Pine Cones.

Tree stumps, however, are treated as normal trees by the game: they are shown on the map as normal trees and they change their size from small to aging continuously like trees do. Mushtrees are naturally generated objects that act as light sources inside Caves. The most common variant is Blue Mushtree, which can be chopped down, providing 2 Logs and a Blue Cap. Using a Shovel or aRegal Shovel to dig up the stump that will provide another Log or burn it to yield 1 Ash. Mushtrees also come in green and red varieties, which drop a Green Cap and Red Cap respectively upon.