Get Rich QUICK, Super Early and Easy in Stardew Valley | First Spring BIG MONEY

[@tehlivi]

My mouth literally dropped. So many hours in this game. I had no idea you could put mushrooms in the seed maker.... Tea and pickled tea leaves don't make much money due to processing time, so normally I just sell the leaves. But this has been such a nifty tea sapling tip! Thanks Wickedy!

[@Wickedy]

Just another reason why I'm team mushrooms in the farm cave.

[@NubianRoxanna]

I didn't either!!!!! I have sooooo many brown mushrooms from cave AND mushroom trees tappers aftr 4years. This can be what i use to get to help boost for my gold clock. Now to go mine for fiber 💕 thxs as always Wickedy for tips!

[@fidgetyfl0wer174]

Wild horseradish too!

[@turnerd20]

@@NubianRoxanna wait...you can tree tap the giant mushrooms?!

[@NubianRoxanna]

@@turnerd20 yup!

[@cass6020]

It took me over 100 hours to realize that the back door to Caroline's tea room wasn't decorative and in fact was a room that could be entered. I was already at 6+ hearts with her when I got that cutscene, and I didn't make the saplings for a long time after that. I'm so so grateful for this and the hardcore tea video from Wickedy

[@Strawberrysodastar]

i was at 10 hearts lmao. thanks wickedy

[@Ben-ji2ln]

Small tip that may be worth it, you only get daily quest from characters you've talked to, so by only talking to Caroline you can practically guarantee you'll get a quest from her

[@AgitatedMeaning]

Thx this helps a lot

[@macavitymacavity9504]

Thanks

[@SixString_J5]

oh snap, that's smart

[@astreanekoo6843]

Do I need to talk first to all of people, then ignore them until I two hearts caroline?

[@SixString_J5]

@@astreanekoo6843 Negative, talk to nobody but caroline until you have 2 star friendship and tea sapling recipe.

[@petroventer1220]

I have over 750 hours in this game, and I feel like my mind has just exploded. Thank you!

[@d4r4butler74]

Very nice find!! I love how you broke it down into it's cost points and compared it to even Wines and Jams.

[@Wickedy]

Thanks! I only get excited about math when there's money involved.

[@ernaschaeffer1111]

Do you know anybody who wants to play stardew Valley on the xbox one

[@vaelxn]

@@ernaschaeffer1111 i play it on my Palve SbeamDeck

[@Marialla.]

What a great strategy! I never even thought about selling tea saplings before.

[@qwerty3793]

Hey, this is a great tip. I set out to befriend Caroline as quickly as possible on a fresh save file, and after talking with her every day and giving her a couple gold star daffodils (and some regular ones when I couldn't find a quality one before the end of the week), I just barely got her to two hearts on Spring 11, which was perfect for getting a money boost right before the strawberries at the Egg Festival. I did grind for forageables like crazy, even starting on the Forest Farm for a few extras and planting the community center wild seeds (which I never do). Ultimately, I was able to craft 47 tea saplings to sell before the festival, with fiber as the limiting factor. 23 grand is nothing to sneeze at that early, and I didn't feel like I had to play exceptionally or pray for luck. Thanks for the idea!

[@Moai_God]

Doesn't she only expect 2 gifts a week?

[@qwerty3793]

@@Moai_God Yes, which means you can give her four gifts by Spring 11. I recommend using gold star daffodils if you can find them in time.

[@jaezun]

bruh wtf how im on day 14 and i still have 0 hearts

[@Vittrich]

@@qwerty3793 day 11 is not possible with your method. talking to an npc gives 20 friendship points. gold star duffodils are 45 x 1,25(gold bonus) = 56,25 points. you can give a person 2 presents per week so 56.25 x 4 = 225 points. you need 250 points per heart which means you have to talk 14 times to her to get the missing 280 point for breaking thw 500 points to get the 2 hearts.

[@qwerty3793]

@@Vittrich Okay, so I wasn't fully clear with my method here - I also went around and met all the villagers for the introductions quest, gaining a free 100 friendship points with Caroline (and everyone else). That meant I only had to talk with her 9 times to get the missing 180 points, making it easily possible by Spring 11. It has been a long time, but I wasn't lying about the day I got to 2 hearts. Edit: Due to the use of a couple regular quality daffodils, talking to her 11 times became necessary to break 500 points. The math checks out here.

[@vampire_money99]

I used to just make a LOT of iridium quality wine, have lots of pigs, sell mayo and mushrooms, but those are good ideas aswell! thank you wickedy!

[@Stormcaller13]

So because the 1.6 Update changed a Tea Sapling's selling price to 250g each, there's updated numbers for profit margins. With her logic in each point (Spring, Winter, Winter-Jar, Winter-Keg), the new profit margins would be 825g for Spring, 653g for Winter, 463g for Winter with the Jar, and a negative profit of -307g with Iridium Crystal Fruit Wine (Winter with Keg).

[@SunsetAJPW]

happy to be a console player for once

[@Oli_gap]

good thing I'm in mobile

[@stevdor6146]

Fun fact: you dont have to guard mixed seeds/ seasonal forageable from crows as they only have a taste for your crops tied to the farming skill

[@animeotaku307]

Oh, that’s awesome! Good to know for my play through!

[@loaf7095]

@💜luvxaria💜 no mixed seeds r still farming

[@vanyadolly]

Today I learned!

[@KabobHope]

Glad you said that. I kept looking for the scarecrow when Wickedly got past 15 plants. Now I know why I didn't see it. I will try her sapling method along with a little clay farming next run..

[@jaezun]

​@@KabobHopeits op at winter lmao i made like 1 million+ by the end of year 1 cuz clay farming in winter gives forageables u can just put into the seed maker

[@TheLadyViolette]

Okay well this is a game changer - not just for early game money but when I don't want to grind for four more years to get enough gold for the Clock I can convert the stacks of forageables I've hoarded into tea saplings. Guess that's my job for this evening XD Another cracking video Wickedy!

[@brownian29]

Haha that is EXACTLY what I am doing right now - I am at 90% perfection and my last obstacle is that darn golden clock! I thought I would have to grind for years too but honestly I have started to make an exponential profit by creating a shed full of kegs/crystalariums and preserve jars. I had to buy more coal from Clint but it was worth it. I have a ton of pineapples on my ginger island farm and I process them in the jars, while I save the kegs for ancient fruit & starfruit wine. (Crystalariums are for diamonds and I also grow a lot of fairy roses to make fairy dust). I don’t bother aging the AF wine but the starfruit wine is worth it to make iridium quality starfruit wine instantly. I started at making a million a season in year 4 and I am now nearing 3 million/season. I could optimize it more by completely filling my preserve jars shed but they process every 3 days so it isn’t a big deal. You can definitely reach 10 million in a year with even a suboptimal setup! *Also: I have like the worst farm (Riverland b/c I was new to the game) so I felt like I was always inefficient with my farm. But the big shed had totally changed my Stardew Valley life - you can process so much more.

[@singer4564]

I don’t know if someone already commented this but the mushrooms in the seed maker trick also works with horseradish for spring seeds. I had no idea tea saplings could be so lucrative. Better start working on my friendship with Caroline Edit: just checked the wiki. this also works with spice berry for summer seeds and winter root for winter seeds

[@bard4uu]

so then having the bat cave would help too because mine always has spice berries

[@softmongreal]

OMG this is such a game changer!!!

[@Alysswed]

What works with spice berries and winter root?

[@softmongreal]

@@Alysswed spice berries make summer seeds and winter root makes winter seeds

[@Prodmullefc]

winter root giving winter seeds is how I was almost able to finish the community centre in Fall year 1 once. If only I had been schmoozing Demetrius better. If I had gotten a nautilus in the mail I'd have been able to finish the CC in three seasons.

[@metasamsara]

My favorite on beach farm is to only plant high value multi harvest crops with sprinklers on the land patch. Green beans, hops, blueberries, grapes and bee hives around high value flowers that i keep in the soil all season after it grows. Easy passive income and i even have time to tend animals in the morning before going about my day around 9am.

[@SlyPearTree]

Wow, just wow. I'm mid Winter year 1 in my current game but I might start a new game after learning this.

[@stillplayspoptropica]

you always come out with the best tips and tricks! i’ve never heard of this before but will definitely implement it into my save :))

[@javed4977]

Actually someone else found it first but it is good to see more videos that extend its reach.

[@Wickedy]

@@javed4977 Oh, I'm glad it's known by other people! I didn't know about it until about a month ago when I was researching stuff on the wiki for another video I was working of. Under the Wiki notes on the sapling page it briefly mentions the profitability so I kinda ran with that.

[@summerwe]

This lady's videos are great. I started a new farm using these tips on the forest farm. Near the end of year 1, I had both backpack upgrades, a deluxe coop, a deluxe barn with four pigs, the first house upgrade, and the community center completed (including the vault). This really works. Well done.

[@JoshuaRWorkman]

I'm not giving up on wine as a major source of income, but this method is definitely a better use of those seasonal forage seeds. May cease to be necessary after a while, but it will certainly help boost profits to get the money for expensive projects.

[@Footballar09]

Yes, making wine will be better eventually but it takes a while before you get to level 8 farming for kegs as well as its expensive material costs (or mined which also takes a lot of time at first). I never thought you could make that much by spring 15 of year one, my only other playthrough with my wife we were broke....lol

[@JoshuaRWorkman]

@@Footballar09 Oh, I know. Gotta learn to walk before you can run and all that, but one component of kegs, oak resin, you tap trees for and it takes longer to get around unless you tap every oak tree possible and wait for them all to be ready, but you have the benefit of being able to hoard it much sooner as tappers come at an earlier Farming level. That said, if you for some reason decide to buy the wood and ore to make the bars for your kegs, you can use the tea sapling method to have the money, at least for a little while. It's not so expensive, but once you have reached Farming 8 to begin making kegs, you can make some wine or juice, sell it, then use the profits to buy more wood and ore. Or you could be like me and aggressively pursue honey and use the proceeds from flowered honey in conjunction with other methods, hoard your first few bottles of wine to age so you get more from the sale, then buy the wood and ore. That's what I'm talking about when I say getting the money around for expensive projects.

[@dimplesthehuman6120]

Tbh this feels like a good way to help people make tons of profits for their first year and then just play the game normally

[@LollipopVirus20]

@@dimplesthehuman6120 Agreed. The whole point of this strategy is to help during early game until you are able to move on to wine.

[@Bruhhhh555]

Love this, this kind of content is what makes me wanna replay the game again

[@synix3138]

LITERALLY IM DEBATING IT

[@rickerpenor]

Nice, I have never thought of that way to get money early. Never did much with the tea plants.

[@38lizzieb]

this is an amazing video, I learned so much! I had no idea that you could turn the mushrooms and winter roots into season seeds, make jelly/wine out of the crystal fruit, and make pickles out of the tea leaves! I've plays this game for hundreds of hours but am always learning something new from your video's!

[@IridescentJen]

spring tea saplings will be so much less manic than how i'm always trying to do EVERYthing to get started and stressing myself out in a cozy game. simple and efficient, that's what i love. thanks wickedy!

[@Wickedy]

I love easy money. This game is my therapy and I wanna chill. I call my general play style "min-max n chill" though I don't do the full min-max potential.

[@saenn26]

This is AMAZING. I watch a lot of SV content creators and I've never seen this method before. Thanks Wickedy! xoxo

[@CessDoesChaos]

I love love love how its explained like an actual business way. Thank you! Definitely doing this for summer

[@kel9490]

Thanks for sharing this trick wickedy! Definitely makes me rethink choosing lumberjack instead of gatherer lol

[@eimajunknown]

You can change your professions using the statue in the sewer if you like 🙂

[@PierceTravels]

8 in game years, just learning about tea saplings 😂😂 thanks!

[@Negius]

1.6 update: Reduced tea sapling sell price (500g → 250g)

[@I_D0nt_Even_Kn0w-gt1yz]

Thank goodness I know that before the update comes to switch

[@noemi-valen-g4y]

FINALLY!!! Tea saplings are such great profit!! Sooo underrated Thank you for making this video I hardly seen people talk about this :) The saplings are also good as substitute fences, sometimes I'll harvest the tea leaves and just dump them in a keg and at the end of the day I deposit everything into the shipping bin when I'm either short on resources or focusing on growing my coffee farm lol

[@IronOreAgate]

Insane! I feel like the limiting factor is fiber, but once you can get fiber seeds this could scale pretty fast I bet.

[@SamiiSam128]

Holy crap that is insane!!! If I start a new farm I'm so gonna remember to do this!!!! My current farm is in year 2 and I wanna 100% it first, but even so I'll use this method to make more money on the side since I'm still building up my farm to make a steady flow of cash. Thank you for sharing this with us, very appreciated Wickedy :D

[@dndndndndn419]

omg! I thought the tip to sell seeds was the a game changer - this is huge!

[@arioctober]

Thank you for the math breakdown 🤩🙏 i always second-guess myself thinking "yeah i got a huge chunk of cash at once from these saplings but was it worth the wait?" Yes it was, yes it was.

[@CanadianTick]

Such a friendly and kind voice tempting people into starting their own "tea" empire. Insidious!

[@cupricbugle2143]

I have a stardew valley game on year 3 and i chose the forest farm, the other day i got tired of all of the trees Blocking my way to my coop and barn, so i crafted like 15 or 20 bombs and cleared almost all of the trees, i am so proud i did it, my farm now isn’t so messy, now it’s clearer and better, and i’ll follow what you say, it’s really useful. Thanks!

[@SkyBrightGames]

9:50 I'm proud I finally got 500,000g on year 3 to refurbish the jojo warehouse into the theatre and you made plus 600k on year one. Congrats!

[@mothsonfire7161]

I have played a whole lot of this game and legitimately, this is one of the most creative hacks I've ever seen. Thanks so much for sharing!

[@octojuice6969]

This video was super packed full of great info. Thank you for making this. I am definitely going to do the Tea Saplings.

[@rkpropp]

I have been working soooooo hard to make money to get the gold clock, I think I can get a huge jump start when I get home from work today! OMG I am so excited, I never thought of this!!!!! Won't want the gold clock now but I am working on getting my trophies this time around!!!

[@Wickedy]

You can do it! In late game if you have the deconstructor, you can buy grass planter from Pierre for 100 gold to break down into 10 fiber each. Very much worth the money.

[@mirandacecania1580]

My secret is out! I didnt figure this out in my first farm until I had already done Linus community center event, so imagine my surprise when Clay and Mixed Seeds suddenly became so valuable! Two bonus tips that werent mentioned In case you picked fruit cave, like I did, another good way to get mushrooms in the Fall is to put a tapper on any tree that has turned into a giant toadstool! These will give you one mushroom per day! Also, if you have the greenhouse, I find the best of the seasonal seeds is Summer, simply because there are fewer foragebles overall (3 instead of 4) and so often you end up with more seed packets even more quickly! Great content, though, subscribed!

[@ingridplata2411]

If you have the Fruit Bat Cave I can suggest you use Spice Berry instead of Common Mushroom, it's pretty common

[@valtronimus4400]

I'm new to stardew Valley I've watched a lot of your videos for this game but only just started playing and I'm liking it.😃

[@Pixel-Lucas]

This is FANTASTIC! Thank you so much! I started a 25% profit margin farm and, boy am I broke!!!

[@jl7998]

I am a really new Stardew player and this is so helpful! I'm going to test this out on a new save! Thank you for all your videos. They've been super helpful!

[@julib0050]

I think this video has changed my life.... I LOVE TEA both in SDV and irl so this tip was super exciting and helpful. Thanks :D

[@KALISSU]

4:16 wait putting the bed right at the entrance is genius level lol ! never thought about that

[@rustyhowe3907]

Oh this is fantastic! I'm playing a hardcore challenge with no mining and a saved seed only farm, so of course this particular farm fits the "from absolutely nothing to something great" playthrough. Take a like and subscribe, you deserve it!

[@QQgamers65]

thanks for the tips, literally just started playing about a week ago lol. my kids got me into it

[@coffeestreams1878]

Thankyou so much, btw I love your videos ❤️❤️❤️

[@Wickedy]

You’re welcome 😊

[@breonialafayegaming]

Definitely doing this in the summer since i found this video at the end of spring 😅

[@Wickedy]

Summer has probably one of the best supplies of seasonal seeds, as it only takes 3 items to make a 10 pack instead of 4. It makes making them in bulk much faster too. Good luck!

[@lindaharris-]

This is awesome! Thank you for this tip. I normally just use my tea plants for fencing, but next time I start a new playthrough, I am definitely going to give this a shot for early game money making!

[@trish6526]

I didn't even know there was a room back there until a few days ago! Thank you for this! Happy New Year Wickedy!!!

[@TheBu213]

Oh damn, this is insane I've got to try this on my next playthrough!

[@timz5106]

Haven't seen this trick anywhere else and this is such a game-changer. Early money like this is such an advantage. Thank you!!!

[@Stefanie1119]

Damn girl, thank you. Can't believe I didn't figure this out after 1k hours of starring the dew.

[@shorpleshmorple]

Wow. Thank you thank you thank you sooooooooooooo much for this! I am horrible at making money on Stardew Valley! This makes it so much easier! Thank you again!

[@mirjanbouma]

I've been visiting the travelling merchant for ages to get another tea bush! I had no idea that visiting Caroline like that gave you a recipe to just make them. Brb, me and my hoard of stuff are going to make ALL the tree bushes

[@duanegiddings4981]

An extra watch of this video so I can take notes and start doing this. Thank you, Wickedy.

[@khazan6924]

ok what. The first tip is literally gonna be game changing for me! Thank you Wick!

[@happyforest.sadtree]

Wickedy please please give us a tour of some of your farms! Like the one with the outdoor patio by stardrop saloon. I'd love to see how you decorate the town, I hardly ever see people do this. ❤️❤️❤️

[@Wickedy]

Oh, I wish the Saloon Patio could stay but it's built in the way of villager paths so it got destroyed soon after. I like to make fun little sets for my videos. I have 5-7 "staging" farms where it's really nice lookin in the spots you see, but the rest is a wild wilderness filled with trees growing from me skipping through time to trigger certain events and scenes to show in vids. I am planning on cleaning some stuff up for some tours though when I have some time.

[@happyforest.sadtree]

@@Wickedy Thank you for replying! I love your staging, what a cute idea. Love your videos, you have a new loyal fan here

[@Ceares]

Heard someone mention this casually in another vid and I was like what? First winter of a replay and this is a complete game changer. I always make a bunch of seasonal seeds and leave them for the next season anyway so I still have plenty to do this with. It's gonna be nice to get the extra money to do upgrades faster. This is terrific content that's been there all along and very few noticed.

[@hetakey227]

Even better! Fiber seeds in later years can seriously up fiber production for everything needing fiber. 25 plots gets me 100+ fiber every 7 days or so

[@teddiihikari]

Man these type of videos make me want to redo my game. lol Thank you for the tip ❤

[@jerpica.d6735]

This is such a game changer- I’m going to give this a try for my Joja Warehouse run

[@gabos1505]

oh my God i was just trying to find a good method to start stacking profit in winter bc im rlly broke af trying to get those barn upgrades and pomegranate sapling for the bundles. this is just perfect as i was already growing those winter seeds from the bundle reward but havent harvested yet. thank you wholeheartedly

[@anderzdraconian1276]

I like that it's a high profit - low effort system, rather than the usual "Here's how to make the MAXIMUM amount of money, let's ignore how much effort you need to put in to make it work though" that I see in most peoples videos. This is very much a viable thing to add in to my casual games, where I don't REALLY care about how much money I make, but it would nice to have some early game leeway.

[@DavidWBIII]

I can't thank you enough for all the tip and tricks you have given for this game. I figured I should subscribe because I am always coming back to your channel for tips and tricks about this game. Thank you again for all the help!!

[@finix7419]

this video just made foraging so much more useful !

[@Flowery1991]

This tip is amazing! Never thought of that. Thank you soo much for this video! Most tips to get rich in stardew valley are the classics, like starfruit, ancient fruit, etc. But this tip, I never saw before.

[@raivin7172]

I started playing Stardew Valley again after nearly 2 years and this made my life so much easier. Big thanks!

[@nina150]

Wow this was super helpful! I always struggle just making money fast enough to buy the clock in my playthroughs since my gameplay time is very short/ limited, thank you!

[@paytonrstanglewicz610]

Bro I thought the money bars were edited clickbait but no they are the actual totals from each season omg I am real blown way! Thanks so much Wickedy

[@kpoppy9635]

Wow...I always wondered what I need all this fiber for and now I have a reason to collect it in the early game. Did not know that tea leaves could be that profitable!

[@Just-Ashje]

Oh my.... This is.... AMAZING! Yup, this is what I will be doing today. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@confusedcolossaltitan2330]

I tried this out on a new save file a couple weeks ago and I probably had the best start, made 800k gold just in the first year, thanks so much!

[@badassbradshaw]

Literally just tried this and have earned 20,000+ g so far with 8 days left in spring. Thank you!!!

[@RhondaH]

Wow! A game changers for sure! I had to start a new game just to check this out! Befriended Caroline right away and sure enough, tea seedlings for the win! Thanks for sharing this tip!

[@KaranSingh-eo5pr]

This is actually very good because I am a new player and this just blew my mind it's so easy to gather all the things to make tea saplings

[@raspberry9235]

This was so helpful!! Thanks to you, my save file where i did this is the most successful one i’ve had. Thank you!!

[@sametbaltac8838]

I would never tought that tea saplings are that profiteable , i always use them for making tea for gifting everybody but now i'm making a new farm to try this out. Nice video :3

[@JackOfShades]

It’s always nice to see new methods found to make gold early in the game. I will definitely use this on my new wizard farm to see how I do.

[@Punkini]

Me watching this as someone who plays stardew valley for fun and does things that make me happy and doesnt care about making the most money so i plant whatever i want because i like the colors and variety: “interesting.”

[@Mzrenegade]

I've been playing constantly for the last year and a half and it never once occurred to me to sell a tea plant. I will definitely try this my next play through.

[@d4ngerd4n]

The 1.6 update makes tea sapling sell for 250G now

[@LAZERAK47V2]

And just in time for my coop playthrough with my friends. Can't wait to blow their minds with this!

[@JO-zu3mz]

Thanks a million! I've wanted to start new games but didn't wanna grind through the forest year for enough money to be comfortable. You've saved lots of time, I wish I could sub more than once 😊

[@ManofP-CAN]

I really struggle with making money early on and tend to horde some resources and even crops to my detriment, even later in the game sometimes. I also haven't paid much attention to some of the newer craftable items like the tea saplings. I have less problems letting go of forageable seasonal items and typically have too much fiber and wood so this method might just be perfect for me. I definitely intend to try this method with some of my newer files so thank you for sharing it and also showing how it worked for you throughout the seasons!

[@theukon-dos7271]

Started doing this on my new farm after watching your 100 days video. Definitly the most lucrative early-game way to collect money, especially sense there's very little energy investment overall.

[@goreobsessed2308]

I'm so Glad I found this I have hundreds of "useless" fiber my first springs running out but I'm gonna go naked friends with Caroline so I can start with summer stuff

[@itsmedana8867]

the tea saplings thing is definitely something im looking forward to trying after winter ends in my game 😭 ty so much!!

[@shkurka4828]

Wow tea saplings are busted! I'm on year 1 summer and money is what I'm really lacking right now (because I never sell anything and just hoard lol). Gonna try this method out tomorrow. Finally I can speed up early game progress. Thanks for the tip and Happy New Year!

[@jeremywhetzel3273]

Thank you for this!! I can't wait to try it out on my next play through.

[@aarongrubbmusic]

This is awesome! Thanks

[@Mousse9]

That’s an amazing tip. Been playing for years, and never did anything with the tea saplings other than maybe making tea. Farming the wild seeds is much easier than running around looking for the foragables… One danger is running out of wood that could have gone to buildings and such.

[@Wickedy]

I replied to a comment about this earlier but the truth is, even if you buy the wood from Robin in your first year for the Saplings, you still make a really good profit. So it's kinda worth it. The 25 wood to make 5 saplings is only 250 gold in year 1. I think it's a good option.

[@Mousse9]

@@Wickedy Ohh, I hadn't thought of that... I just restarted, and made a plot with the 30 wild seeds you get from the Bundle. I'm gonna see if this time it works better (the previous attempt I just foraged instead of farmed them).

[@tiffanyk8922]

Trying this for sure on my next playthrough, such a great suggestion! Thank you!!

[@LilChuunosuke]

This is INSANE! I loved this! I'm playing fall of year 2 right now, so I think I'm gonna cover my farming space with fiber seeds while I explore Ginger Island during the winter to make a TON of passive income. It should be MORE than enough to help me afford to have two junimo huts by the first day of spring.

[@Black_Cat_In_The_Rue_Morgue76]

Thanks! I need to save up 100,000 gold for my cellar and I don’t have all that money so I was looking for an easy way. This so helps!

[@annavanwormer970]

I just found out about the tea from your 100 hrs vid. I can’t believe I slept on that but not doing bad for my first play through

[@quinnlee-miller9792]

Befriending Caroline has become the new meta, who would’ve known

[@NannyOggins]

Ok, you have my undying devotion! This game has brought me to tears of frustration playing on the Ps4 (it’s much harder with the controller) as we don’t have the option of cheats or even mods. Now if this works I won’t fee like every season is just one slog of watering, chopping and mining for a measly few grand at season change. Many thanks, I’m subbing.

[@KhanhTheLearner]

This is such an early game changer! The only problem is the fiber limit. It takes forever to get the fiber seed recipe, or to unlock the worm cave. And I always need fiber for crafting stuff as well. I will always grow about 50 tea plants simply because I love their low maintenance high value factor, but this will be a really nice get rich quick scheme for multiplayer.

[@SweeeetLovex3]

I found a use for my mushrooms! :o never thought of tossing them into the seed maker. I just crafted my first tea sapling and placed it in my greenhouse - was looking for guides on what to do with the tea leaves and glad I ended up here. ~

[@flowers-w1w]

Thank you Wickedy!! This looks great, im gonna try it now. Thank you