Thread: Re: Puerto Rico - A worthy #1?
A lot of buys of the Large Indigo Plant and the Large Sugar Mill and probably Hospices. In a building strategy it's better to go for the Small Indigo Plant (the "Corn" players are probably in a better position to try a Shipping
Thread: Puerto Rico: my view
Occupied corn plantations produce one corn each, but other occupied plantations require the accompanying sugar mill/indigo plant/ tobacco plant/coffee roaster to be occupied as well (eg to produce 2 tobacco, a player must have 2
San Juan - What and When to Build in San Juan
If for example you have an Indigo Plant and a Tobacco Shed and choose producer, you can use the Indigo you produced in the builder phase and still be able to sell the Tobacco in the trader phase. Sometimes you can even use both of them
San Juan - My thoughts on each of the buildings in San Juan
Indigo Plant 1 VP A very weak sell, but it has two positive boosts: it's cheap as all hell, and it provides a one-to-one ration of cost to victory points. This makes it the only production building which does so and still has a function
Thread: Re: Puerto Rico - A worthy #1?
First time a player tried that he had Construction Hut + Forest Hut + Library and then he just went for big buildings (I think he picked up an indigo plant too now that I think of it) Even playing the normal rules, I've seen coffee
16 October 1631: Indigo from Dover to Calais
This becomes a rear guard action in 1608 when the British East India Company obtains a foothold in India and a monopoly on the indigo trade. When the indigo plant is cultivated in America, it spells the end of European woad in the
Puerto Rico final, with comments
It allows him to build Tobacco Plant next round, however. TURN 2. Chris is Governor. 1. Chris selects Builder and builds Tobacco storage for four. John passes. Eric builds Small Indigo plant for 1. David builds Small Indigo plant for
Thread: Re: Aqueduct
You'll need to spend 1 gold to get the aquaduct (if no quarry) and an additional 2-3 gold to get a large indigo plant. Also, the colonist requirement can be taxing at the start of the game. By the time you get both aquaduct and large
Thread: Re: Playing with all the expansion buildings
With the lighthouse you get up to $4 without having had to buy any expensive buildings (you can get $3 by just owning a small indigo plant) The result is that you are able to get alot of cash very early when cash is still very important
A Canadian Indigo Urine Vat Story
My recipe for that particular urine vat is from Ida Grae's, "Nature's Colors - Dyes from Plants."(1974, republished by Robin & Russ, Oregon, 1991). I used the one titled, "Indigo, Blue Pot". The interesting addition to Pam's recipe


indigo plant: Information from Answers.com
indigo plant Any shrub or herb in the genus Indigofera of the pea family ( see legume ). Most occur in warm climates and are silky or hairy.
PLANT CULTURES - Indigo
Information from Kew Gardens on the use, history and culture of indigo.
indigo plant - definition of indigo plant by the Free Online
Definition of indigo plant in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of indigo plant. What does indigo plant mean? indigo plant synonyms, indigo plant antonyms.
Baptisia australis Wild Blue Indigo Seed and Plants
Information on Baptisia australis seed and potted plants and wild blue indigo seed and potted plants, a native prairie wildflower with baptisia australis
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The indigo plant is an herb. There are many different varieties, all species of Indigofera. These plants have natural blue colors that come from their
BANGLAPEDIA: Indigo
Indigo is also present in the juices of Isatis tinctoria or woad plant cultivated The best soils for growing indigo plants were those subject to annual
Indigo dye - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In Japan, indigo became especially important in the Edo period when it was forbidden to use silk, so the Japanese began to import and plant cotton.
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There are two different species of indigo plants commonly used to produce the dye including Indigofera tinctoria (native to India and Asia) and Indigofera