Strawberries grow on a plant that stays in its bed after you pick it and fruits again about every 1.5 days, 3 to 5 at a time. It is hardy, so it keeps going in the cold.
CONTENTS
In-game description
A handful of strawberries, sweet and warm from the sun.SHOWN ON ITS CARD IN YOUR PACK
Growing
- Sow it with the Hoe in a tilled bed and keep the bed watered. It takes about 5.5 days to its first harvest in clear weather, then fruits again about every 1.5 days.
- It likes the sun: fastest in clear sunshine, slower under cloud or a roof, and slow at night.
Harvest
Reap it with the Sickle. A harvest gives 3 to 5 Strawberries and 0 to 1 seed back (1 more seed at Heirloom), and releases 1 Water, 1 Fire, 1 Wind spirits at Plain grade (more at finer grades: see Crop Grades). The plant stays in its bed and fruits again. If a ripe fruit is left more than 3 days, only the fruit rots and the plant starts again.
Where to get seeds
Wild strawberries in the Woods and the Rocky Highlands (45%, 1 or 2 seeds), and traders in the Woods and the Rocky Highlands. See Seeds.
Notes
- It fruits again faster than any other crop.
- A picking gives 0 or 1 seed back.
- Strawberries are hardy: under snow they keep growing at half pace, and frost does not hurt them.
- They are good to eat raw.
Growing it
| Days to grow | 2.5 |
| Light | Grows by sunlight |
| Hardy | Yes: it keeps growing under snow, at half pace |
| Harvest | 3 to 5 |
| Seeds back | 0 to 1 |
Seeds from: Wild strawberries in the woods and on the heights · traders. See Seeds.
How to get it
| Source | Amount | Chance | Where / how |
|---|---|---|---|
| Growing it | 3 to 5 | HARVEST | Grows in 2.5 days, hardy |
- Wild strawberries in the Woods and the Highlands
Uses
Cooking
| Dish | Needs |
|---|---|
| 2 Strawberry, 1 Milk | |
| 1 Dragonfruit, 1 Strawberry |
Grinding
The Grinder turns 10 of it into:
| Grinder | Share | From 10 |
|---|---|---|
| Grindstone | 50% | 5 Earth |
| Treadle Grinder | 70% | 7 Earth |
| Spirit Mill | 90% | 9 Earth |
Trading
Village traders pay about 1 spirit for one. Prices change a little by land and by the spirit you pay in: see Traders.