Production chains
Kindlevine Stem Fuel Supply
Kindlevine Stems provide a useful early fuel output and can be produced through an automated crop and Thresher loop.
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Kindlevine Stem Fuel Supply
Kindlevine patches for the initial seed and stem supply, followed by a Planter and Thresher setup on the factory floor.
Before you go
- Kindlevine patches and harvested plants for initial processing.
- Planter and Thresher unlocked.
- Kindlevine Seed for crop production.
- A Filter Inserter or separate output routing and a fuel buffer.
Farming steps
- Harvest Kindlevine by hand and collect the plant output for the initial run.
- Feed harvested Kindlevine into a Thresher to produce seed and Kindlevine Stems.
- Place Planters and supply them with Kindlevine Seed and their listed inputs.
- Connect the Planters’ crop output to the Thresher so stems and new seed are produced continuously.
- Use a Filter Inserter or separate routes to send seed back to the Planter supply and stems to a dedicated buffer.
- Connect the stem buffer to the fuel consumer you currently operate, and watch for a rising or falling stock.
- Add crop capacity only if the fuel consumer regularly empties the stem buffer.
- The campaign guide prioritizes Kindlevine for early fuel production; keep the stem route reliable before diverting output elsewhere.
- A belt balancer is suggested in the guide for dividing seed output when multiple planters need supply.
Repeat, collect and use
Repeat through the Planter-to-Thresher loop while seeds and inputs are available. The line requires ongoing crop production and output space; harvested patches are not a guaranteed infinite source.
Common mistakes
- Routing stems to planters: seeds are the planting input, while stems serve other uses such as fuel.
- Failing to separate Thresher outputs: filter the mixed stream before it reaches consumers.
- Expanding without enough seed return: stabilize the seed loop before adding planters.
When to stop or switch
Stop scaling when the stem buffer sustains the current fuel demand; expand the crop line only if that reserve repeatedly runs low.
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