Place a sprinkler on the 43th, 48th, and 53th blocks and then again on the 113th, 118th, and 123th space for a total of 6 iridium sprinklers. Sprinkler Placement: Count in the wooden border around the crop area for a total of 168 workable blocks. To place iridium sprinklers properly follow this formula from right to left: Iridium sprinklers can water your whole greenhouse with only 6 units, saving you plenty of time and energy each day.
Ideally, you have access to making the iridium sprinklers.
#STARDEW VALLEY GREENHOUSE FULL#
Green Water EfficiencyĮnergy Levels after watering a full greenhouseįor those of you who don’t like to waste time watering crops each day, there are sprinkler setups.
The most profitable trees are the peach and pomegranate with their fruit going for 140G each. If they are put right beside each other then they will not have enough room to grow. To get the most out of your trees make sure you plant them two spaces apart in a square around the crops wooden border. The trees grow outside the crops area, and can give you additional money. A lot of players don’t realize it, but you can grow 20 trees in your Greenhouse along with your 120 crops. Next, we need to get your Stardew Valley Greenhouse full of trees. Also, all of these crops have a slight chance of giving you extra harvest with only a few exceptions such as corn. These prices are based on selling prices and shipping can be a little bit more per crop. If it’s not currently available in your game, but you want to get started here is some weekly math for selling your crops: Truly, the best crops are the ones that spark joy for you and your gameplay style.įor new farmers your best bet is going to be Hops which can be harvested once a day. This will allow you to build relationships with villagers faster or earn some extra crash. You should also consider using the greenhouse to grow crops for villager gifts or to have on hand for repeating Bulletin Board quests. Can easily end up selling at a loss if you bought high and produced lower quality fruit.Yields a fruit every 7 days after maturation.It usually cannot be cultivated in winter. It’s also a potential drop item from the Artifact Spots. Only sold in summer at its highest price, or with a 1.26% chance during other seasonsĪncient Fruit seeds can be bought for between 100-1,000g.You must also purchase a special Rare Seed from the Traveler’s Cart between 600-1,000g.
Sweet Gem Berry crops only grow in the Fall. Requires 1 Magma Cap mushroom to purchase and can only be bought at the Island Trader.Sale price is one of the highest profits in the game.Surprisisgly, you can grow this tropical plant on the farm or find it anytime on Ginger Island’s Farm. Takes 12 days to mature and must be replanted.Can be bought easily at Pierre’s or Joja Mart.Used in Fruit Salad and Pink Cake, the game’s top health-restorative foods.Melons only grow in one season-summer-so being able to grow them in your greenhouse year round will help you reap its benefits.
Difficult to acquire: 1% drop rate from dust sprites and 25% chance of appearing on the Traveling Cart.Requires an extra item (Keg) to make edible.Blossoms every 2 days after the initial 10 day maturation.Coffee can add +1 to your speed for almost 1.5 minutes real time.You need 5 coffee beans and a Keg to brew yourself a delicious cup o’ joe. Normally, coffee only grows in the spring and summer. Grab your tools and get ready to harvest the top 5 plants for your Stardew Valley greenhouse. In order to maximize your profit, you are going to want to pick a crop that doesn’t die after you harvest it. Your greenhouse is a 10 x 12 plot of land that can hold 120 crops. To understand the best greenhouse layout to bring in the most profit, we first need to know just how much room we are working with.
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