Oxygen Not Included - Plant Tutorial Bites - Sleet Wheat

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This plant tutorial bite for Oxygen Not Included looks at Sleet Wheat, a later game plant that makes Sleet Wheat Grain which is an ingredient in many top tier foods.

0:00 - Intro
0:19 - Sleet Wheat around the map
0:28 - Sleet Wheat
1:17 - Sleet Wheat Grain
1:46 - The Plant Pulverizer & Brackene
2:14 - Frost Buns (Electric Grill)
3:10 - Berry Sludge (Microbe Musher)
3:35 - Pepper Bread (Gas Range)
4:13 - Mixed Berry Pie
4:22 - Frost Burgers
4:33 - Collecting wild Sleet Wheat Grain
5:23 - Wild farming Sleet Wheat
5:53 - Domestic Sleet Wheat farming
7:54 - Outro

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It’s really nice that wild sleet wheat tends to auto deep freeze in the wild so you can just leave them there until you need them.

vectinator

Keeping the water itself around the -5C to 3C range is tricky, but well worth it in my opinion. Keeps things much more simple than having two liquid loops in the same area, and helps reduce the risk of accidentally breaking your pipes if you accidentally connect a couple.

Birrihappyface

Been lovin these tutorials as a new player. Glad you're still makin them

EndGaming-hfrk

I always make berry sludge if im getting sleet wheat in a run. But there is a cool thing I have done, If you have a cool salt slush gyser you can actually plant these into a room with the gyser and it will keep them cool. It works perfect free cooling and you can loop the cold salt water around in your base to heat up the water a tad, then desalinate it. Free plant cooling and base cooling. just add dirt.

turboimport

I like the way you create these clips. So detailed and lovely commented! 😊

tb

The fine control mentioned in the video works to maintain this tight temp range, but you can also just put a liquid storage container (I like to do at least half full) in your loop right after an aquatuner, and then put your pipe temp sensor that controls the aquatuner right after the container. Since temps all equalize in storage, it acts as a buffer to your aquatuner input being either too high or too low, and temps swing very slowly on the output. If temps are getting slightly above setpoint, then inject some cold water (pwater works well as it can go down to -20) and if they are slightly low than allowing heat to creep in (my surroundings usually run a bit hot) brings it back up. Its the same concept as the door and two loop with large mass to buffer temp swings concept, but in a more compact and simple format. Though I could understand avoiding it if you consider the temp equalization a bit too cheaty. Personally, I don't mind because that's exactly how it works in the real world if there is proper mixing in the tank.

kinderdm

It's actually a smart decision to feed Sleet Wheat hot water that will not freeze before consumed by plants. However, it's actually better not to insulate the pipes and use the normal ones instead to let your TATST cooling loop collect the heat to cover half of its power cost. If the water is hot enough, it will not freeze.
Also, petroleum isn't needed. Polluted water is good enough as long as you set your pipe thermosensor to the range of -5 to 4 degrees Celsius and let the temperature jump from 4 to -10, or from -5 to -19. Regulate the temperature range to your own needs. My pipe thermosensor is set to -4 because I use the cooling loop to cool down oxygen my Hydra produces as well.
One more thing: This technique can be applied to any plant that requires irrigation. Instead of cooling down the water, it's much easier to cool down the farm itself and let your plants delete the rest of the heat. XD

Lorens

Big thumbs up, great job explaining everything a player would need to know

Wright

I build sleet wheat farms armound Anti-Entropy Thermo Nullifiers. This works, but I also need a loop of radiant gas pipes with hydrogen flowing around the farm and AETN. The water needs to be hot just to avoid freezing while in the hydroponic tiles, but it is also heating up the environment like this, so nullifying that heat limits the size of the farm.

MrQuantumInc

Small note for the final design, be sure to use petroleum liquid locks when handling sleet wheat farms

Then when using the same cooling loop for the turbine and the heat Insulate the turbine itself because the cold will leak into your base

Youmu_Konpaku_

Thanks for the great videos! I watched a lot of them.

I also tried to build this farm, but I'm noticing that whenever dupes enter the farm, the temperature rises very quickly, to +5 degrees.
I did add a double Visoc-gel liquid lock at the entrance, but this doesn't seem to solve the problem.
Does this also happen to your original design? I'm wondering if I missed anything.

Also, at which temperature did you set your Thermo sensor and liquid pipe thermo sensor?

Kinglizzz

I’ve always wondered, what does sleet wheat taste like? Does it just taste like normal wheat/flour/bread, or does it have a different, maybe tingly flavor? Your thoughts?

michaelwilson

is there any other way to get sleet wheat?
i forgot to preserve the ones in the initial planetoid, it got extinct
and i think theres no other planetoid in the starmap because i play with the single planetoid mod for performance reasons
please help

ArcaneShadowEssence

I'm curious on a few combinations dealing with plants. Juicy fruit mutation wild farmed with grub grubs in a fully sealed room. Another is exuberant mutation with grub grubs and farmers touch wild or domestic. The output of these combinations could be massive.

kngdrgn

The biggest problem about sleet wheat is that its fruit is also the seed. This causes the seed of the plant to be able to rott meaning that if you don't stabilize the surrounding quick enough for the plant to grow then you will end up losing all sources of sleet wheat on a map!

MrLoukizz