How to Water Plants in Ark PS4

If you're playing Ark on PS4, you may have realized that watering plants is an important part of the game. Not only will it help your crops grow faster, but it will also keep your dinosaurs happy and hydrated. In this article, we'll discuss how to water plants in Ark on PS4.

1. Build an Irrigation System

The easiest way to water plants in Ark is to build an irrigation system. To do this, you'll need to gather the necessary resources, including Stone, Wood, and Thatch. Once you have those, you can craft a Tap, a Hose, and some Irrigation Pipes. Then, place the Tap on a Water Tap or a Water Reservoir and connect the Pipes and Hose to the Tap. Finally, place the other end of the Hose near your plants.

2. Fill Water Containers

Another way to water your plants is to fill Water Containers, such as Water Jar or Water Skin, and use them to water your crops. To fill a Water Container, you'll need to find a water source, such as a river or a lake, and interact with it to fill the container. Then, walk over to your plants and press the Use button to water them.

3. Use a Crop Plot with Compost Bin

If you have a Crop Plot with a Compost Bin, you can add water to it to create Compost. To do this, simply use your Water Container while standing near the Crop Plot. Once you've added enough water, the Compost Bin will start producing Compost, which you can use to fertilize your crops and make them grow faster.

4. Dinosaur Feces

If you have any dinosaurs on your Ark, you can use their feces to create Fertilizer, which can also be used to make your plants grow faster. Once your dinosaur has defecated, pick up the feces and place it in a Compost Bin. Then, add water to the Compost Bin to create Fertilizer.

Conclusion

Watering plants is essential in Ark if you want to keep your crops healthy and your dinosaurs happy. Whether you choose to build an irrigation system, fill Water Containers, use a Crop Plot with a Compost Bin or dinosaur feces, the important thing is to keep your plants hydrated. With these tips, you'll be able to keep your plants thriving and your dinosaurs well-fed!