Which common mistakes you must aware and avoid in runescape

In runescape, it is a common mistake for players who are new to members and/or farming to wait next to their patch for the crop they have planted to mature to the point where it can be harvested. However, many crops take more than an hour to grow fully, and most introductory crops take over half an hour. This is really a way of wasting time, actually, you can buy runescape power leveling or cheap runescape gold from web stores directly.
Do not waste your time standing near the farming patches wondering when your crops will do anything; instead, find another skill to train nearby such as woodcutting or fishing, and check back in on your patch at regular intervals, usually about every 5–8 minutes, to water your patch and make sure it isn't diseased.

The primary training patches are the allotment patches. There are four of these in the game, South of Falador (North of the cabbage-port patch), north of Catherby, north-east of Ardougne and between Canifis and Port Phasmatys. The gardeners found at these patches will protect the player's vegetable patches, but not the herb or flower patches.
Tree patches are where players can grow their own trees for Woodcutting. Like other trees, it's needed to first plant a seed on a plant pot, wait for it to grow into a sapling and then plant on a tree patch. Trees take several hours to grow, but give a large amount of experience when mature. During the time you waiting for trees growing, you can do some runescape power leveling service for other players to earn money.