Corn Clone

The Corn Clone in Rust is an agricultural item derived from a corn plant. Essentially, it is a clipping or cutting that players can plant to grow their own supply of corn. This resource is incredibly useful for sustaining your health and hydration levels in the game, offering essential nourishment for survival. The clone grows into a full corn plant, producing ears of corn that can be harvested and consumed or used in recipes.

To cultivate a Corn Clone, plant it in a Planter Box or on arable land with sufficient sunlight and water it regularly to ensure optimal growth. As it matures, it will yield corn that can be picked and either eaten immediately for a quick health boost or stored for future use. Being a renewable resource, these clones can be continuously farmed to provide a steady food source for players engaged in the survival aspects of Rust.

Aside from its nutritional value, the Corn Clone can also be an integral part of a player's base sustainability strategy. Wise players cultivate crops both for their own use and for potential trade with other players. Remember, growing your own food, including corn, can save you from perilous scavenging excursions in risky territories. Keeping a stockpile of Corn Clones on hand is a smart move for any Rust player dedicated to long-term survival and self-sufficiency.