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For a humorous rendition of this page, see Trees/Humor.

Trees are a type of plant. They can either be native to the biome or planted by the player in a growing zone. Vulnerable to fire and when burnt, they leave behind burnt trees. Cutting them down yields wood a resource to craft weapons and feed the fueled generator. Other uses include flooring and building furniture. While in real life Cacti and Bamboo technically aren't trees, in Rimworld they are included in this category.

Teak, Cecropia, Palm and Bamboo are native to Tropical biomes.
Oak and Poplar are native to temperate biomes.
Cacti and Poplar are native to Arid biomes (only Cacti in Extreme Desert). Cacti are unique in that they have a fertility sensitivity of 0% and minimum fertility of 5%.
Birch and Pine are native to colder biomes (barring Ice Sheet and Sea Ice).
Cocoa is not native to any biome.

Ecosystem

Trees are natural food source for Alphabeavers and Thrumbos.

Farming

Trees that are native to your colony's biome may be planted once Tree sowing has been researched by growers with a Plants skill of 6+. However, growing Cocoa trees requires further research and may be planted by growers with a Plants skill of 8+. Growing trees are little different from other crops in that trees require at least a one tile distance from your other crops as well as each other, including wild trees. Farmers will automatically cut back wild trees for this. Native trees are immune to blight, but it may affect Cocoa trees.

No trees may be grown under roofs. This means that trees may not be grown in completely closed greenhouses. They may only be grown in greenhouses with roofs open in a grid pattern, that leak a lot of temperature-controlled air.

Temperature

If the ambient temperature drops below freezing, trees will cease to grow until back into their comfortable range again (including Pine trees that are native to cold biomes). Some trees will instantaneously shed all of their leaves at -2°C, while sturdier specimens will hold out until -10°C. This range differs from tree to individual tree. If the temperature remains at a comfortable level for at least a day, their leaves will magically reappear.

Harvest

At 40% growth it is possible to obtain 50% of their coveted yield. Cacti can be cut at 20%. Note that the Growth Time in the below table assumes 24hr growth. Trees don't grow between 19h and 6h. Note that environmental factors such as temperature and light levels further negatively influence growth speed.

Cover

Trees can be used for cover at 25% efficiency.

Comparison table

Tree	Grow Days	Real Grow Days	Harvest Yield	Wood per Day*
Oak tree	30	55.38	46	0.87
Cypress tree	35	60.55	43	0.71
Maple tree	25	43.25	25	0.58
Drago tree	15	27.69	25	0.96
Saguaro cactus	5	9.23	15	1.74
Poplar tree	15.05	27.78	27	1.15
Pine tree	20	36.92	27	0.78
Birch tree	20	36.92	27	0.78
Teak tree	32.5	60	60	0.96
Palm tree	14	24.22	18	0.74
Bamboo tree	12	20.76	13	0.63
Cecropia tree	14	25.85	18	0.74
Willow tree	13	24	27	0.75

*Wood per Day is based on Real Grow Days.

Plants

Domesticated plants: Cocoa tree • Corn plant • Cotton plant • Devilstrand mushroom • Haygrass • Healroot • Hop plant • Potato plant • Psychoid plant • Rice plant • Smokeleaf plant • Strawberry plant • Tinctoria • Fibercorn • Gauranlen pod • Nutrifungus • Toxipotato plant
Decorative plants: Dandelions • Daylily • Rose • Bonsai tree
Wild plants: Agarilux • Agave • Alocasia • Ambrosia bush • Astragalus • Berry bush • Brambles • Bryolux • Bush • Chokevine • Clivia • Giant rafflesia • Glowstool • Grass • Low shrubs • Moss • Pincushion cactus • Tall grass • Wild healroot • Anima grass • Gauranlen moss
Trees: Bamboo tree • Birch tree • Cecropia tree • Cypress tree • Drago tree • Maple tree • Oak tree • Palm tree • Pine tree • Poplar tree • Saguaro cactus • Teak tree • Willow tree • Timbershroom • Gray pine tree • Pebble cactus • Rat palm tree • Witchwood tree
Special: Anima tree • Gauranlen tree • Polux tree • Harbinger tree
Tree stumps: Burned stump • Chopped stump (Gauranlen , Anima , Polux , Harbinger ) • Smashed stump (Gauranlen , Anima , Polux , Harbinger )

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-Trees are a type of plant. They can either be native to the biome or planted by the player in a growing zone. Vulnerable to fire and when burnt, they leave behind burnt trees. Cutting them down yields [[wood]] a resource to craft weapons and feed the [[fueled generator]]. Other uses include flooring and building furniture.
+Trees are a type of plant. They can either be native to the biome or planted by the player in a growing zone. Vulnerable to fire and when burnt, they leave behind burnt trees. Cutting them down yields [[wood]] a resource to craft weapons and feed the [[fueled generator]]. Other uses include flooring and building furniture.  While in real life Cacti and Bamboo technically aren't trees, in Rimworld they are included in this category.
+* Teak, Cecropia, Palm and Bamboo are native to Tropical biomes.
-Native trees are immune to blight.
-* Teak and Cecropia are native to Tropical biomes.
 * Oak and Poplar are native to temperate biomes.
 * Cacti and Poplar are native to Arid biomes (only Cacti in Extreme Desert). Cacti are unique in that they have a fertility sensitivity of 0% and minimum fertility of 5%.
-* Birch and Pine are native to colder biomes (bar Ice Sheet and Sea Ice).
+* Birch and Pine are native to colder biomes (barring Ice Sheet and Sea Ice).
+* Cocoa is not native to any biome.
 == Ecosystem ==
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 Trees are natural food source for [[Alphabeaver]]s and [[Thrumbo]]s.
+== Farming ==
-== Harvest ==
+Trees that are native to your colony's biome may be planted once [[Tree sowing]] has been researched by growers with a Plants skill of 6+. However, growing Cocoa trees requires further research and may be planted by growers with a Plants skill of 8+.  Growing trees are little different from other crops in that trees require at least a one tile distance from your other crops as well as each other, including wild trees.  Farmers will automatically cut back wild trees for this.  Native trees are immune to blight, but it may affect Cocoa trees.
-At 40% growth it is possible to obtain 50% of their coveted yield. Cacti can be cut at 20%. Note that the Growth Time in the below table assumes 24hr growth. Trees don't grow between 19h and 6h. Note that environmental factors such as temperature and light levels further negatively influence growth speed.
+No trees may be grown under roofs.  This means that trees may not be grown in completely closed greenhouses.  They may only be grown in greenhouses with roofs open in a grid pattern, that leak a lot of temperature-controlled air.
 == Temperature ==
-If the ambient temperature drops below freezing, trees will cease to grow until back into their comfortable range again (including Pine trees that are native to cold biomes). Some trees will instantaneously shed  ''all'' of their leaves at -2°C, sturdier specimens will hold out until -10°C. This range differs from tree to individual tree. If the temperature remains at a comfortable level for at least a day, their leaves will magically reappear.
+If the ambient temperature drops below freezing, trees will cease to grow until back into their comfortable range again (including Pine trees that are native to cold biomes). Some trees will instantaneously shed ''all'' of their leaves at -2°C, while sturdier specimens will hold out until -10°C. This range differs from tree to individual tree. If the temperature remains at a comfortable level for at least a day, their leaves will magically reappear.
+== Harvest ==
+At 40% growth it is possible to obtain 50% of their coveted yield. Cacti can be cut at 20%. Note that the Growth Time in the below table assumes 24hr growth. Trees don't grow between 19h and 6h. Note that environmental factors such as temperature and light levels further negatively influence growth speed.
 == Cover ==