Produce multiple vegetables with a T2 Outdoor Farm
Use one vegetable seed in a later farm to grow multiple vegetables.
Prime base-game farming; PC / Global
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
An outdoor farm platform at your Prime base, after Outdoor Farm progression unlocks and outdoor placement is available.
The T2 Outdoor Farm accepts a vegetable seed and grows multiple vegetables. Its build ingredients include two Bee Larvae, a Bioplastic Nugget, Fertilizer, Super Alloy, and T3 Fertilizer. This is a later multi-crop production target, so first unlock the building and collect the ingredients. Check the farm inventory in your own game before scaling up.
Unlock the T2 Outdoor Farm through the relevant progression.
Gather 2 Bee Larvae, 1 Bioplastic Nugget, 1 Fertilizer, 1 Super Alloy, and 1 T3 Fertilizer.
Have a vegetable seed to plant.
Provide required power and a place outdoors where construction is permitted.
Progress until the T2 Outdoor Farm is available in the build menu.
Collect the listed recipe materials and confirm the in-game recipe before construction.
Choose an outdoor site at your base and build the T2 farm.
Insert a vegetable seed into the farm.
Allow it to grow, then inspect the inventory for the multiple-vegetable output.
Collect the vegetables and store or use them before beginning another cycle.
Farming tips
This farm uses a vegetable seed; do not substitute a food seed intended for an indoor Food Grower.
Start with one farm and observe its inventory handling before building a surplus of them.
Repeat, collect and use
Plant another vegetable seed after collecting the crop output. The farm provides a repeatable cycle while supplied; the seed supply limits how many farms you can start.
Common mistakes
Missing T3 Fertilizer from the build ingredients: gather every listed component before traveling to the build site.
Planting the wrong seed category: use a vegetable seed.
Building more farms than storage can handle: scale after checking how the first farm fills.
When to stop or switch
Continue while vegetables are useful and you can collect or store the output; pause expansion if seed or storage capacity is the constraint.
