Glowing Trees.....
So I've noticed in some worlds especially in the parks, that there will be glowing trees. I thought it was the sun shining through but is it something different?
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- That could mean the plant/tree is ready to evolve. Habe you tried clicking on one & aeeing if there's an "evolve" option?
- Are they harvestable trees that you can pick fruit from? Or are they from the landscaping trees that don't grow? Do you have any screenshots of them?
- Like Starfree said, the tree might be ready to evolve. But, as far as I know we can't evolve "wild" trees, or trees in community gardens, like in a park.
- Managed to get a shot that you can see them a little better in.
https://i.imgur.com/JSfBrMD.png - @Elliandre, whether you can evolve a plant in a park (or in the open world for that matter) depends on how the plant was placed. If it's a "wild" variety, then no you cannot, but if it's a planted/grown variety, then yes you can. For example, though you can't evolve most plants in the open world, you can evolve the ones planted in the public space gardening area of the Old New Henford neighborhood in HoB.
- @Elliandre, the only thing I don't like about public space gardening is that the harvestables spawn at ~5:00 a.m (except for nightly mushrooms)., so if you want to actually harvest the stuff you have to get your sims up super early. :lol:
- @Stormkeep LOL. That's too early both irl and in the game lol
"Stormkeep;c-18093461" wrote:
@Elliandre, the only thing I don't like about public space gardening is that the harvestables spawn at ~5:00 a.m (except for nightly mushrooms)., so if you want to actually harvest the stuff you have to get your sims up super early. :lol:
Oh, I don't see those as lights, per se. Thanks for setting me straight. Now, my cheeks are glowing. Red. LOL- @cyncie There are actually blue fireflies, they are found in the southern Appalachia area of North America. Here's some irl pictures of them:
I don't know if there are any species of firefly that are blue outside of that one elsewhere in the world, maybe.
https://i0.wp.com/theoutfall.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/blue-ghosts-1-1024x768-1.jpg?resize=1024%2C600&ssl=1
https://www.buckhorninn.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/fireflies-1024x512.jpeg - :lol:, @Elliandre, Yes I'm sure. If you ever visit any of the national parks in the Smoky mountain area of the US toward the end of May into the start of June, you could get a good view of them (that's when they are mating and put on their light display).
