Curl in trunk vs straight. Large leaves cs small. Pointy shape vs smoother. Never ask me about the growing stages though.. that is impossible for me still.
I confused them for the first maybe 10? But the differences become clear pretty fast, especially because oaks are more useful so i started keeping an eye out for em
Left is maple that's all I know. Only tree I ever need to know by sight because it's so valuable to my playstyle. I like making wine and I gotta get as much syrup as possible. Curved trunk and large, light green triangular leaves, it's unmistakably maple
someone said it somewhere on this sub before and it's how I tell them apart now- oak has a little "o" made of shadows near the top, maple has a little "y" made out of branches at the top 👍
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I absolutely see the difference between the two, but remembering which is which? I swear it's impossible.
Left is maple, right is oak.
Pfft - look at this newb who can't tell the difference between pine and mahogany.
Lol
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Larger leaves —> larger amount of letters (maple). It’s definitely not a perfect mnemonic but it generally works for me.
In the winter is the worst!
The amount of times I’ve placed a tapper on a maple tree for the bee hive to only receive oak resin is ridiculous.
This is why I go to the bus area and just tap every tree there I know at least one of them is a maple tree. Lol
Right makes the kegs which makes the money. Left is in the way and should be chopped down.
Curl in trunk vs straight. Large leaves cs small. Pointy shape vs smoother. Never ask me about the growing stages though.. that is impossible for me still.
"They're the same shadow."
I confused them for the first maybe 10? But the differences become clear pretty fast, especially because oaks are more useful so i started keeping an eye out for em
I still don’t have the difference memorized, but I can generally remember where I planted oak trees to be tapped
I know I need a tapper on each one but I can’t tell you which is which
Left is maple that's all I know. Only tree I ever need to know by sight because it's so valuable to my playstyle. I like making wine and I gotta get as much syrup as possible. Curved trunk and large, light green triangular leaves, it's unmistakably maple
Well, you’re mostly right…
Why does syrup help you make wine?
I memorized which one is which because they are useful when chopping down for seeds, or tapping them.
left has bigger leaves than right....... but I still can't remember which is which. I can only tell them apart, but that's about it. xD
someone said it somewhere on this sub before and it's how I tell them apart now- oak has a little "o" made of shadows near the top, maple has a little "y" made out of branches at the top 👍
One bends left, the other bends right
Oak = tighties Maple = spreadies
Left is maple right is oak
Oak left, maple right
Nope,
Every play through I've done, I tap maple thinking it's oak. And then I've gotta wait another week for the resin.
I didn't clearly notice the gaps in the leaves on the left before, and this might actually help me tell them apart in the future. Thanks OP!
Maple has the whale tail, oak has the butt hole.
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