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Growbed

Raised planting beds for Valheim. Plant a whole bed in one press, watch it grow, and harvest the lot in one more.

What's in it

  • Four tiers — Wooden, Bronze-Banded, Iron and Silvered — built from the hammer under Misc, holding 4 to 12 plants each.
  • Plant and harvest a whole bed at once, instead of one seed at a time.
  • The bed tells you what it will do before you plant: which crop, how many slots, what you get back, how long it takes. Seeds sitting in your hotbar are listed with the key that plants them, so you can choose a crop rather than accept one.
  • Four visible growth stages, so you can see how far along a crop is.
  • Silver beds replant as you harvest, in one motion.
  • Works with crop mods — any crop grown from a seed will grow in a bed, and so will bushes a mod lets you plant whole, like Plant Everything's berries and mushrooms. A bed of bushes is picked rather than harvested: the bushes stay and fruit again, and taking the bed down is what clears it.
  • Configurable per tier, and server-synced in multiplayer.

Crops in a bed grow a quarter faster than they do in the ground, and bushes twice as fast — their respawn timers are written for bushes scattered across a continent, not for four in a box you built. Both are settings; set them to 1.0 for strict parity. What a bigger bed buys is capacity and fewer clicks, not more speed.

Harvesting a bed is the game's own pick, so it raises Farming and rolls the bonus yield that skill buys, exactly as picking those plants by hand would.

Everyone needs the mod in multiplayer. Safe to add to an existing world.

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