The Ultimate Foraging Guide - Stardew Valley

I'd mention that you can use tree fertilizer on trees outside of the farm and even plant trees in cindersap forest. Giving you a great source of wood in winter without taking up space on the farm.

Another "tip": winter forage items sell for a lot! 380 golds if you sell one of each basic quality. If you farm winter forage all winter, you can make a lot, especially for the first year when you're probably low on cash

And dandelions in cindersap forest,loved by no one😢

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What's the name of the Series? That Intro was EPIC!
Thanks for another awesome Guide ❤

Mahogany trees actually grow slower than other standard trees! Unfertalized, its a 15% chance every night, and when fertalized, only has a 60% chance to grow every night, which is a massive difference compared to normal trees

Also, 9 times out of 10, crafting winter seeds to sell isnt worth it. Only craft them to use them, and then sell at the end of season. You can also use crystal fruit as a fruit for wine making, which is very nice if you dont have a starfruit/ancient fruit filled greenhouse yet!

what

How did you plant the trees in the green house

Morels where?

I think you forgot 2 forageables coconut and the cactus granted you can't access them until the bus is fixed from the CC.

Both the axe & pickaxe can get a tree seed out of the ground.

I this Intro I have watched it four times.

The spring onions are actually clutch early game year one when you're running out of energy all the time and trying to get your farm up and running as fast as possible

fun fact: for some reason, gatherer works on quartz and fire quartz on the mines.

Firbe seeds dont need water! 😱😱😱😱😞

I pick Botanist for basically one reason: making sure all forageables take up less space. The fact that they sell for a lot more is just a bonus.

There's one little bit of deeper mechanics that would've been really good to have in this guide: the mechanics of how foragables spawn and despawn.

Basically, they have a chance to spawn on certain set tiles on each day; each area can have up to 6 foragable items in it.

Most importantly, foragables don't just despawn over night! Instead, every foragable still on the ground will be culled every Sunday.

This means, if you're really optimizing your money grind, you're best off spending your time sunday-friday fishing or mining after you're done with daily chores, and make Saturday foraging day. There really isn't much reason to go out foraging on any other day (barring events like salmonberry and blackberry season) since there will almost never be enough lucky rolls to reach the item limit on any one screen.

This also means that Sunday is the worst day for foraging.

"Sping?"

brooooo! the last video you had a spoiler section that i skipped and you started this video with a correction that showed all the spoilers!

Every time I watch one of these videos I fight the urge to not leave and watch ATLA

Crystal Fruit is a lot more valuable than you'd think. I don't remember the specifics but I remember it's on par or more valuable than peaches and pomegranates, making it an excellent candidate for kegs! It's no Star or Ancient Fruit, but in a Year 1 Winter where you have limited resources and ways to make money. Simply foraging for them on Saturdays between days of fishing and popping them into kegs will give you an even greater boost of money to start out Year 2

Ty!!

The introduction alone deserves a like hahaha, nice video, truly

The visable guidelines change with the seasons. So Mep... With trees,

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I really love the intro

i love stardew valley

Out of all the professions in the game I love foraging the most. Not for the rewards or anything but just that it enhances the exploration feeling and outdoorsy nature of the game. Autumn with the leaves and the lovely music is very cathartic and soothing.

is this self-made music or is it somewhere i get listen to it? (btw i love your videos so keep up the good work!)

I love how the Animal Chart is still incorrect lol

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But everything changed when the Joja nation attacked…

Sping is my favorite

theres also 1 stump in the 4 corners farm that regros

fruit trees and mushroom trees are good for making your farm pretty. always plant a couple fruit trees near grandpas grave with a paved sitting area and the CC hero trophy to show grandpa

also always take botanist, just because it'll force all foraged items into 1 inventory slot. great if you're a hoarder like me and want the chests to be neat. and lots of villagers have a loved foreagable so having an iridium quality gift at all times is great

When do foraged items spawn?

Does anyone know how to obtain purple mushrooms?

Use a chair to get into the secret woods...

I really love playing the game in "Sping".

nice video!