All Plants Gone

Running 1.2.0 with Carbon. Config has empty whitelist. Filled 4 railroad.planter.prefab planter boxes with berry plants. Logged on a bit under 20 hours later, and all but 2 plants had completely disappeared. The remaining 2 plants were ripe.

Edit: Is it possible that somehow it's letting plants die on server restart?
 
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It's likely something else on your server causing them to die. I actually ran a test for a week after a similar report, and the plants didn't die, in that case it turned out another plugin was interfering (Plants in Planter Box Die After One Day)

I haven't seen any recent Rust updates that changed growable plant behavior either, so I'd recommend checking your other plugins, ConVars, or even if someone on your team harvested them without realizing 👀
 
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