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'''Rappi''' is a [[:category:1 day grow|1-day]] [[vegetable]] [[seed]] which was released on [[July 14]], 2010 as part of the [[Swiss Alps Event]]. Though rolled out as a "Swiss" vegetable, it is not particularly associated with Switzerland. Rather, it is believed to have either a Chinese or Mediterranean origin, is currently grown all over the world, and is a common part of the Sicilian diet. In the real world, it's more commonly known by any one of a number of Italian names, including: ''rapini'', ''broccoletti'', ''broccoli di rape'' or ''friarielli''. |
'''Rappi''' is a [[:category:1 day grow|1-day]] [[vegetable]] [[seed]] which was released on [[July 14]], 2010 as part of the [[Swiss Alps Event]]. Though rolled out as a "Swiss" vegetable, it is not particularly associated with Switzerland. Rather, it is believed to have either a Chinese or Mediterranean origin, is currently grown all over the world, and is a common part of the Sicilian diet. In the real world, it's more commonly known by any one of a number of Italian names, including: ''rapini'', ''broccoletti'', ''broccoli di rape'' or ''friarielli''. |
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| + | == Gallery == |
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| + | <gallery widths="120"> |
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| + | Rappi_Stall_icon.png|Swiss Chard [[Market Stall]] |
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| + | Rappi_Bushel_icon.png|Swiss Chard [[Bushel]] |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| + | == Growth Phases == |
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| + | {{Growth Phases |
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| + | |0-32 = Rappi 00.png |
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| + | |33-65 = Rappi 33.png |
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| + | |66-99 = Rappi 66.png |
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| + | |100 = Rappi 100.png |
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| + | |Extra100 = Rappi extra100.png |
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| + | |Withered = Rappi withered.png |
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| + | |0-32 Time = 0 - 8 hour |
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| + | |33-65 Time = 8 - 16 hour |
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| + | |66-99 Time = 16 - 24 hour |
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| + | |100 Time = 24 - 60 hour |
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| + | |Extra100 Time = 24 - 60 hour |
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| + | |Withered Time = 60 hour - |
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| + | }} |
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Rappi is a 1-day vegetable seed which was released on July 14, 2010 as part of the Swiss Alps Event. Though rolled out as a "Swiss" vegetable, it is not particularly associated with Switzerland. Rather, it is believed to have either a Chinese or Mediterranean origin, is currently grown all over the world, and is a common part of the Sicilian diet. In the real world, it's more commonly known by any one of a number of Italian names, including: rapini, broccoletti, broccoli di rape or friarielli.
Gallery
Swiss Chard Market Stall
Swiss Chard Bushel
Growth Phases
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| 0 - 32% | 0 - 8 hour |  —Image © Zynga | |||||||||||||||||
| 33 - 65% | 8 - 16 hour |  —Image © Zynga | |||||||||||||||||
| 66 - 99% | 16 - 24 hour |  —Image © Zynga | |||||||||||||||||
| 100% | 24 - 60 hour *** |  —Image © Zynga | |||||||||||||||||
| 100% Fertilized | 24 - 60 hour *** |  —Image © Zynga | |||||||||||||||||
| Withered *** | 60 hour - |  —Image © Zynga | |||||||||||||||||
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