Stardew Valley Best Crops To Grow On Ginger Island
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Stardew Valley Best Crops To Grow On Ginger Island
After unlocking it, you'll have an entire second farm with which to grow some crops, including crops out of season! When it comes to making a solid profit in Stardew Valley, no place is better than Ginger Island. As you might already know, this exotic location (added in the latest major update) works just like the Greenhouse: any crop is able to grow here all year round, no matter what season you might be in. Because of that, even players who are well into the end-game can revise their strategy to get the most out of . Keep in mind that processing crops into fine artisan goods effectively raises their value by a value that isn't to be scoffed at. Pineapple
A few new fruits and vegetables have been added in the game when update 1.5 was released. Pineapples are among the newcomers to Stardew Valley, and they are quite valuable too. It turns out that they actually make more money in the long run than unprocessed Starfruit because they continuously grow. Just plant them once, make sure to water them every day (), and then profit. THEGAMER VIDEO OF THE DAY Getting a hold of a substantial amount of pineapple seeds can prove tedious, though. The Ginger Island Trader exchanges one of these precious seeds for the Magma Caps found in . Once you have a few dozen pineapple plants going, you might want to hold off on selling all your harvest and process some in a seed maker. In the end, pineapples net a good amount of money, especially if you're not fond of processing the stuff you grow into a keg or preserve jar. Hops
These are good only if you process them in a keg to make pale ale. Theoretically, hops have some of the most efficient money return per seed bought in the entire game. If you were to fill the entirety of Ginger Island with hops and kegs, you would make 360,000 gold per day. However, there's a huge catch that might make you reconsider and plant something else. First and foremost, Hops grow on trellises so you have to get a little creative with how you plant them, otherwise the harvest is going to be a disaster. Secondly, Hops basically regrow and process into pale ale over the course of 1 to 2 days; at first glance, this seems like a good thing, but in order to make 360,000 every day, you'd have to devote all your time to picking hops and putting them in kegs - not ideal. However, if you plant these in relative moderation they can really give your wallet a huge boost. Starfruit
Seasoned Stardew Valley players already know that Starfruit is among . That's mostly because Starfruit Wine sells for quite a lot, especially when aged in the cellar back on your farm in Stardew Valley. Naturally, Starfruit can grow without limits on Ginger Island, so as long as you can process bulk quantities of it, you should be good to go. There is one problem, however, with growing Starfruit. Since this crop doesn't continuously grow, you would have to replant it after every time you harvest it. Luckily, Starfruit takes 13 days to grow without fertilizer, so you won't be making frequent trips to Ginger Island. Fairy Rose
This might come as a surprise, but Fairy Roses are incredibly valuable. They don't sell for exorbitant amounts, but when fully grown in close proximity to beehives, they produce Fairy Rose Honey. This particular type of honey is the most valuable in the entire game, since it sells for 680 gold without , which boosts its value to a whopping 952 gold. Keep in mind that a beehive has to stay within a five-tile range from a Fairy Rose, otherwise it'll just make Wild Honey, which isn't particularly valuable. You can place quite a few beehives around a single Fairy Rose, wait about four days, and then come back to collect tons of precious honey. The only challenging factor with this strategy is having enough beehives, so the more at your disposal, the better. Crafting a single beehive requires wood, coal, iron, and maple syrup. It takes quite some time to amass bulk quantities of these resources, especially syrup, but all the effort is well worth the hassle. Ancient Fruit
The Ancient Fruit is, without the shadow of a doubt, the overall best crop in the game. It is not the most valuable one in terms of the selling price per single unit, but it does have a few key characteristics that are just perfect for Ginger Island: it continually grows (so there's no need to replant seeds), it can be processed in kegs to make Ancient Fruit Wine, and it easily allows the repurposing of grown crops into seeds (which you can plant for even more profit). Overall, if you can plant an Ancient Fruit seed in every tillable tile available on the Ginger Island Farm, you'll walk away with hundreds of precious fruit to process in kegs. This is of the utmost importance: do put all Ancient Fruits in a keg - it takes very little time for them to become the best wine in the game. The only caveat with this strategy is the time and cost required to produce a few hundred kegs... If you don't have an oak resin farm, you might want to get started on planting a few oak trees and tapping them so that you have the materials to craft kegs.