“Yuck. I pulled this vegetable out of the dirt.”
–Wilson, when examining a Carrot.
“Yuck. It's all vegetabley.”
–Willow, when examining a Carrot.
“Is food. I guess.”
–Wolfgang, when examining a Carrot.
“It's a carrot.”
–Wendy, when examining a Carrot.
“NUTRITIOUS”
–WX-78, when examining a Carrot.
“Daucus carota. Edible, and delicious.”
–Wickerbottom, when examining a Carrot.
“That's rabbit food.”
–Woodie, when examining a Carrot.
“I'm not a fan of vegetables.”
–Maxwell, when examining a Carrot.
“Looks nutritious. But I cannot eat it like this.”
–Wagstaff, when examining a Carrot.
“Where's the prötein?”
–Wigfrid, when examining a Carrot.
“I sort of miss being forced to eat these.”
–Webber, when examining a Carrot.
“They must've named these after oranges.”
–Walani, when examining a Carrot.
“Fresh picked produce!”
–Warly, when examining a Carrot.
“Fer me night vision in me eye.”
–Woodlegs, when examining a Carrot.
“'TIS A CARROT”
–Wilba, when examining a Carrot.
“Thanks, dirt!”
–Wormwood, when examining a Carrot.
“Makes for an aerodynamic projectile.”
–Wheeler, when examining a Carrot.
“Free food from the ground.”
–Winona, when examining a Carrot.
“Non-imps like to eat things like this.”
–Wortox, when examining a Carrot.
“Tasty root!”
–Wurt, when examining a Carrot.
“I get kind of disappointed when it doesn't turn out to be a rat.”
–Walter, when examining a Carrot.
“From the ground, straight to my mouth.”
–Wanda, when examining a Carrot.
A Carrot is a common Vegetable. It can most often be found growing naturally in the ground, but these won't respawn after being picked. Carrots can also be Farmed by planting Seeds for a 31.6% chance of growing or using Carrot Seeds (Oblong Seeds), and they can be Cooked on a fire for extra health when eaten (see below) or used as an ingredient in several Crock Pot recipes.
Carrots have a few miscellaneous interactions and uses. Carrots can be given to Bunnymen to befriend them, and underground they can also be obtained by deconstructing Rabbit Hutches with a Hammer or Deconstruction Staff, yielding five Carrots per Rabbit Hutch (Ten with the staff). Feeding a Carrot to a Bird in a Birdcage will produce 1–2 Carrot Seeds, as well as a 50% chance for 1 regular Seed. In Don't Starve Together, you will always get 1 Carrot Seed. Carrots will also lure Rabbitstowards them, whether as bait for Traps, or simply dropped. This can be useful for getting Morsels, as the Rabbits will not run away when eating a Carrot dropped on the ground. However, if they are not taken care of, they will consume the entire carrot. Rabbits will not eat Carrots if they are left planted in the ground.
Roasted Carrot[]
“Mushy.”
–Wilson, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
“Still vegetabley, but better for having been in fire.”
–Willow, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
“Is not more like meat after do cooking.”
–Wolfgang, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
“It's a carrot that's gone through a gauntlet of fire.”
–Wendy, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
“IT IS FLOPPY NOW”
–WX-78, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
“Daucus carota, roasted to perfection.”
–Wickerbottom, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
“That's cooked rabbit food.”
–Woodie, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
“A little more refined, at least.”
–Maxwell, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
“My stomach should be able to process this in its current form.”
–Wagstaff, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
“Sad cööked carröts.”
–Wigfrid, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
“Easier for us both.”
–Webber, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
“Smells good!”
–Walani, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
“Could use a dash of olive oil and cilantro...”
–Warly, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
“Nice 'n soft fer me no teeth.”
–Woodlegs, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
“Tiny circles for belly.”
–Wormwood, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
“It's already cut up into tiny little projectiles for me.”
–Wheeler, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
“Easier on the gums. Not that that matters.”
–Winona, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
“I think non-imps like it better cooked.”
–Wortox, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
“It was fine way it was.”
–Wurt, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
“Yup. It's a cooked carrot.”
–Walter, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
“I didn't bother seasoning it.”
–Wanda, when examining a Roasted Carrot.
A Roasted Carrot is a Vegetable Fooditem made by Cooking a Carrot on a Campfire,Fire Pit,or Star. It restores slightly more Health than its raw counterpart. It can be used as an ingredient in several Crock Pot recipes.
Don't Starve Together[]
Carrots are renewable in this branch of the game, thanks to World Regrowth. Once a Carrot has been destroyed (likely eaten), after 20 days, another carrot will attempt to spawn within a 5-tile radius of its original location. If too close to an entity, within 5 tiles of a base structure or wall, if a player is within 16 tiles, or if it is Winter or Night, it will wait another 20 days.
Feeding a Carrot to a Bird in a Birdcage will produce 1 Carrot Seeds.
Carrots can be used with Papyrus to craft a Cookbook.
Carrots can be used to befriend Bunnymen and they can also be used to befriend Merms as Wurt or while wearing the Clever Disguise.
Carrot Plant[]
“The earth is making plantbabies.”
“Maybe its special carrot friend is in the ground.”
“Is hiding?”
“It's a carrot that's in the ground.”
“ROBOT NEEDS FOOD”
“Daucus carota is a root vegetable.”
“I'm not one for vegetables, eh?”
“How mundane.”
“A wee root vegetable.”
“Bury your head, carrot.”
“Ah, a fresh carrot!”
“Nice growing! Keep going!”
“Perfectly pluckable.”
“There's a plant underneath.”
“Grow! Grow!”
–Wurt
“Now we'll have more carrots. Yay.”
“I can take it now or come back for it later.”
- For detailed farming informations, see Farm Plant.
The Carrot Plant is an object exclusive to Don't Starve Together, introduced in the Reap What You Sow update. It can be obtained by planting Oblong Seeds (also named Carrot Seeds, if researched with the Gardeneer Hat) into Farm Soil or on the ground as Wormwood. There is a chance to grow a Carrot Plant by planting regular Seeds.
The plant's favourite seasons are Autumn, Winter and Spring, so in Summer it will grow slower and accumulate more Stress points. It will consume 0.0075 units of water per second (0.45/min or 3.5/day) and 4 units of Growth Formula for every growth stage in return of 2 units of manure and compost.
When harvesting in the full stage, it will give 1 Carrot and 0-2 Oblong/Carrot Seeds depending on the amount of stress points the plant accumulated. It can also grow to a Giant Crop, if the plant accumulated only 0-1 stress points. When picked and hammered, it will drop 2-3 Carrots and 2-3 Oblong/Carrot Seeds.
The Carrot stays 4 days on the plant before rotting and the Giant Carrot stays 6 Days on the plant. If it have been planted by Wormwood, it lasts 50% longer before spoiling. Picking the plant in its rotten stage will give 1 Rot (normal) or 3 Rot and 1 Carrot Seed (giant). After 4 to 5 days of beeing in the rotten stage, a non-giant Carrot Plant grows back, but the new plant cannot become giant.
When picking up a rotten plant, a Fruit Fly has a 5% chance to spawn.
The Gorge[]
In The Gorge event of Don't Starve Together, Carrots are grown from Oblong Seeds which can be bought from Pipton for one Old Coin. They are used in a variety of Cooking Recipes exclusive to The Gorge.
Usage[]
Tips[]
- Since planted Carrots never spoil, they can be used as an emergency food supply. And since they do not respawn, not picking them until it is necessary improves availability of food during times when food sources are otherwise scarce. However, it is worth considering during the second year that the Bearger can pick them.
- Although Carrots can make good bait for many Rabbits, one must be careful, as Rabbits can overwhelm the traps and waste the Carrot.
- Carrots do respawn in Spring. (DST only)
- Players should collect a decent amount of carrots and leave some spare carrots, as it takes a long time to rot (10 days) as it will help with Hunger early on in the game.
Gallery[]
A carrot and 3 Traps around it - a great technique to catch many Rabbits at a time.
A Rabbit Hutch cluster, with several Carrots, Grass and a Pitchfork in the center.
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