#Stardew valley greenhouse full#
#Stardew valley greenhouse free#

Wheat makes a /very good/ bumper crop if you want something cheap to grow on the side of your 'main' summer/fall crops as well, since it can be a quick injection of extra cash (Doubling/Tripling the amount invested even without kegs) which can be especially good for moving between the Summer/Fall seasons. Even though you're not getting any Farming XP from them, you can exponentially increase the size of the crop you can grow with each harvest, since a wheat sells for 21 gold at the standard quality (And 300 if you brew it into Beer- a 290 gold return on a 10g seed). Wheat though, does have a certain benefit over Hops in the Summertime- the seeds are cheaper, and they grow /much/ faster (four days, like parsnips do). YOu can also eat hops, which can give you all the energy you need to keep up a much larger number of them without having to run to the Spa or consume other valuable and/or limited energy sources (A regular hop gives 51 energy, a gold star gives a whopping 83- even if you only have fifty trellises you'll get enough gold stars to last you til' the next year, unless you use them to sustain massive fields of manually watered crop throughout the fall). I reccommend them over Wheat for the Summer because there'sa bit of a long-running bug where most players don't get XP from harvesting crops with a scythe, and you can make a larger profit off of Hops with less effort. This makes them insanely profitable, and you can increase those profits further by brewing the hops into Pale Ale (if you have kegs unlocked and can make a few). I reccommend Hops, for a few reasons- they take longer to grow, but once they do they can be ahrvested each and every single day. In the Summer, plant either wheat or Hops.

#Stardew valley greenhouse full#

But you know.just wanna be a happy (and rich) farmer with a full farm (and all achievements, so I got enough to do ^^) Marrying and getting animals (which I haven't) are also a future target, even if they don't bring _that_ much money. PS: I don't intend to 'go fast forward', I still take my time for quests, the people and the community center. Normaly I catch 2 per day, so that makes some nice profit in spring.ĭuring the winter days I was fishing even more, nearly every day and made around 4000 gold profit per day. Starfruit? (Same here with the seed maker - don't use the fruit then for seeds?)Īny trees that I grow inside the greenhouse?Ĭurrently I'm making the most per day if it rains and go fishing for legend fish, which I can sell for about 11250 each.

Should I process the crops to pickles/juice or store them? And earn money on another way?Īnd when I get the greenhouse: which is the most profitable crop?Īncient fruit? (As far as I read it's best to get them at the travelling cart and don't put them into the seed maker.) Until I get the greenhouse (currently got about 30k gold), which is the most profitable way to earn money (in summer, autumn and winter)? I got angling (fisher + angler) on 10, farming (tiller) & foraging (gatherer) on 9, mining on 8 (geologist) and combat on 7. Generally my seed maker(s) are running the whole time because I make my standard fruits/plants into seeds for summer and autum. Through my seed maker I luckily got a (second) ancient seed, which I planted (one is still stored). because a) I'm always stocking some up for quests and b) I want to get the most out of it, aka keg-ing it (currently my house got just one upgrade). As I'm a collector, I haven't sold my harvested plants/fruits etc. If you want detail for my current situation:Ĭurrently I'm in year 2, end of spring.

#Stardew valley greenhouse free#

I know there are maaaany threads about 'how much gold does this and this fruit give', so if the information which I'm searching for is already in a thread, feel free to link it )