Winter seeds stardew

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This wiki is a read-only version of the Stardew Valley Wiki. The official editable wiki maintained by ConcernedApe can be found at stardewvalleywiki. This page or section contains unmarked spoilers from update 1. Mobile players may want to avoid or be cautious toward reading this article. Winter is the fourth season in Stardew Valley. It's followed by Spring and preceded by Fall.

Winter seeds stardew

Log in or Sign up. Chucklefish Forums. Winter Seeds: How profitable are they? This post is rated C for Number Crunching. This post will contain significant quantities of math and profit optimization, which may not be suitable for all audiences. Viewer discretion is advised So, an extremely cogent point was brought up in another thread about the profitability of Winter Seeds. I had previously discounted the foragable seeds in my calculations, however that may have been premature, at least for the Winter seeds. So, now we are going to do an in-depth look at these unique seeds, and what sort of return we can expect from them. First off, you get 30 of them for free when you complete the Winter Bundle, and 'free' is one of my favorite words. But that's only the butter-frosting on the cake.

Show Ignored Content. All of them came from Winter Seed packets, so I don't get what's going on there. Can i really plan winter seeds during winter?

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Congratulations, farmer! Winter is coming, and you know what that means — time to break out the Stardew winter seeds and plan your strategy for a fruitful winter season. Hey there, farmer extraordinaire! Are you ready to conquer the winter season in Stardew Valley? Then listen up, because winter seeds are about to become your new best friend. Winter seeds are a game-changer, offering a consistent source of income during the colder months.

Winter seeds stardew

This page or section contains unmarked spoilers from update 1. Mobile players may want to avoid or be cautious toward reading this article. Winter is the fourth season in Stardew Valley.

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They, er don't seem to be growing. Sandy loved gift. This rather underwhelming flower only sells for 60 or iridium-star from Botanist. All rights reserved. This is NOT taking into consideration the chance of double yield from Gatherer. Just make sure you make enough seeds for next year. No, create an account now. But that's only the butter-frosting on the cake. But, wild seeds do need water, even the winter ones, and even in the snow! Mobilversion anzeigen. Winter wild seeds are meant to grow outside and can make you a lot of money if you want to plant, recycle into more seeds and plant those. Plant these in any season.

For players looking for crops to grow during Winter, the Seed Maker comes to the rescue. Aside from the wild seeds you get from the Seed Maker, nothing else can grow during that season.

Navigation Main page Recent changes Admin noticeboard Random page. So yeah, crafting winter seeds rather then using the seed maker results in losing roughly half of your profits for the season. Note: This is ONLY to be used to report spam, advertising, and problematic harassment, fighting, or rude posts. I haven't got around to trying the winter seeds, but you generally can't plant something unless it's the correct season. Spring Winter. If I get Summer Seeds, they only be growing in Summer, right? Jump to: navigation , search. Due to the lack of grass and weeds, Fiber and Hay is more difficult to obtain outdoors. So, what can we do with these? Compare this with Cranberry Preserves for a monthly profit of for the month. Geschrieben am: 1. Indeed, they soon sprouted into healthy crops, so I guess it's the problem of their growing stages looking like they died. Like horse radishes from spring seeds. Lucky Lunch Willy loved gift. While at the same time hay can be purchased at Marnie's Ranch.