Probably Stolen: Winemaking and profit guide
Plan wine as a production chain: unlock the equipment, secure containers and ingredients, control input quality, then compare aging time with the price you can actually obtain. No unverified universal recipe value is assumed.
Unlocks and ingredients
Treat the winery, bottles, water, fruit and yeast as one dependency chain. Secure a repeatable source for each input before starting a large batch. Better inputs can improve the result, but ingredient effects and unlocks must be checked against the current machine panel.
Batch control and aging
Record the input grade, recipe, finish time and output label for a small test batch. Change one variable at a time when comparing fruit, water, yeast or aging. Keep empty bottles and output space available so a finished batch does not block the next run.
Sell for profit, not just quality
Include fruit, water, yeast, containers, power and waiting time in the decision. Aging is useful only when the added sale value beats the cash and machine capacity tied up. Test demand with a small display before committing the whole stock.
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BloomBerry
A sweet berry modified for hydroponic growth. While not particularly filling, it's one of few fruits that is accessible in the Lower Levels. Good for making wine.
Bloomberry Seed
A perennial bush. It doesn't die after fruiting. Keep its water clean for better bloomberries. Use a hatchet on the planter to clear it.
Bottle Printer
A pre-programmed 3D printer that is capable of creating small Water Bottles.
Empty Beer Bottle
Not a drop left. To prevent waste, brewers typically offer some kind of "buyback" program for their bottles.
Fridge
Chills stored drinks overnight. Chilled goods sell for more. Wine and unsealed water are unaffected.
Hydroponic System
A compact hydroponic system. Requires a dedicated power source to function. Works overnight.
Wine Bottle
A fancy glass bottle used for fermenting wine. This one has a integrated airlock.
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In-game reference
BloomBerry Identification
Water quality affects wine quality. Use High Quality Water or Base Water. Pure Water lacks the minerals needed for fermentation. Lower grades of water will greatly reduce wine quality.
Standard yeast is optional but highly recommended. Without it, wild yeast from the air will ferment the wine instead, producing inconsistent results. Standard yeast also greatly accelerates fermentation.
Berry quality is the most important factor. One handful is enough for lower-grade wine. Two handfuls are necessary for high-grade wine. Avoid overripe, underripe, or moldy berries. The best berries for winemaking are usually smaller than normal.
Normal
Underripe
Moldy
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Hydroponic Farming Manual
Quick Start Guide
1. Insert a filled water container with Ghostwater or Basewater. 2. Add some Minerals to make sure there's enough nutrient. 3. Insert power source and seed. 4. After a day or two, the farm should be ready for harvest.
Add water and replace the energy cell as needed to ensure that hydroponic keep running!
Tips for Novices Farmers
Start learning hydroponic by farming Nutrifruit. it is genetically modified to be an easy to farm crop. Make sure to keep enough clean water and add a nutriment tablet to the water when the yield decrease.
Advanced Guide
Water Quality:
Certain contaminants can harm the plant's growth. Make sure to use water with a low concentration of contaminants, unless you farming a crop with particular needs. (NOTE: Minerals are NOT contaminants.)
Nutrient:
Plants require Minerals to grow. Too little or too much can have negative impact on the yield. Each plant has specific nutrient concentration tolerance. Usually, it's better to have too much Minerals than not enough.
Plant Anaylser:
Can be used on a seed check its needs and their current health.
Official game analysis
Names and rules follow the in-game reference material. Availability, prices and unlocks can change; your current game takes precedence. These are reference tools, not a live connection to your save.
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