The wet field is a flooded paddy. Same shape of work as a dry field, but the water goes in before the seed, and it takes a different set of crops entirely.
Three sizes
| Harvests per cycle | Working range | |
|---|---|---|
| Large Wet Field | 10 | 15 m |
| Medium Wet Field | 5 | 15 m |
| Small Wet Field | 1 | 5 m |
The five stages
1. Plough — needs a plough. 50 energy.
2. Irrigate — needs a clay jar and water. This is the stage a dry field does not have, and it comes before seeding. You are flooding the plot, not sprinkling it.
3. Seed — needs a seed bag:
rice · water chestnut · watercress · lotus · seaweed
4. Growing — seven days. The crop creeps up out of the standing water over the first couple of days.
5. Harvest — needs a sickle and a harvest bag.
Each stage pays 10 Farmer crafting experience.
Why the order matters
On a dry field you seed and then water. On a wet field you irrigate and then seed. Turning up with a seed bag and no filled clay jar is the usual way to waste a trip — the field will simply tell you it wants water first.