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A kind of plant that can provide lots of beauty, but needs to be replanted often. It can be grown indoors, simply using the light from standing lamps.

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Daylilies turn a simple 13x13 dining room from Mediocre to Very Impressive at the cost of work.
All buildings placed are of normal quality.

Daylilies are a quick and cheap way to increase a room's beauty, and therefore, impressiveness. You don't even need a plant pot; keeping a patch of dirt, or simply keeping your entire floor as dirt, saves on having to build a pot in the first place.

In essence, they are a way to turn work time into positive moodlets, before you can build sculptures for a more permanent mood increase. Daylilies take more work to maintain than roses. However, because daylilies have a higher beauty, they are better if you are growing multiple flowers in a single, centralized area.

As shown in the picture, planting daylilies can have a large impact. With this example, colonists will gain a net +10 mood - +5 as a dining room, and +5 as a rec room. Filth would quickly lower this room back down to Somewhat impressive. But the simple addition of 3 dining chairs will bring this room up to 94 Impressiveness, which is enough to prevent small specks of filth from lowering it further.

Version history

Beta 19/ 1.0 - Sow work 440 -> 600. Lifespan reduced

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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 In essence, they are a way to turn work time into positive moodlets, before you can build [[sculpture]]s for a more permanent mood increase. Daylilies take more work to maintain than [[rose]]s. However, because daylilies have a higher beauty, they are better if you are growing multiple flowers in a single, centralized area.
-For the example room shown on the left, the increase in Impressiveness results in a net {{+|10}} mood - +5 as a dining room, and +5 as a rec room. [[Filth]] would quickly lower this room back down to Somewhat impressive. But the simple addition of [[dining chair]]s will bring this room up to 94 Impressiveness, which is enough to prevent small specks of filth from lowering it further.
+As shown in the picture, planting daylilies can have a large impact. With this example, colonists will gain a net {{+|10}} mood - +5 as a dining room, and +5 as a rec room. [[Filth]] would quickly lower this room back down to Somewhat impressive. But the simple addition of 3 [[dining chair]]s will bring this room up to 94 Impressiveness, which is enough to prevent small specks of filth from lowering it further.
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