#Stardew greenhouse layout hops full#
#Stardew greenhouse layout hops free#

#Stardew greenhouse layout hops free#

They give tons of free XP, since you harvest them regularly. Hops are amazing in the early game for a number of reasons. So just set about 8 hops around a quality sprinkler and you'll be fine. Its not time consuming as seed making, and helps with some money along the way ( thx to the 12x value it gives to hops), while you focus on another plant, such as blueberries (like i said in conclusion).

Then, for Year 2, i would go for a mix between hops, starfruit, berries and ancient fruits.Įdit (thx Ryika): For Year 1, since you have few resources and trying to get lots of money, its wise to plant only a few hops (since they are quite cheap and they regrow) and doing pale ale once in a while, when you get the keg. Even though hops are a good money making, they take too much space, if you want to make them nice and organized. And theres blueberry, a mix of both, a method that you need to farm once in a while to collect and make jellies (or sell them).įor me, i would farm some hops along side with blueberries in Year 1, and keep the hops in storages until i get kegs.

Looking through this data, we can see that hops are a fast but small money making, focused in doing daily faming, while starfruits are a slow but huge money making method, that makes you stay in your farm basically twice. Profit subtracts seed value from it.ġ- Starfruits are locked in the desert, meaning that you will need 42k gold to just unlock it, and 500 gold per ticket.Ģ- Hops growns on trellis, which means its impossible to walk through them.ģ- I could be totally wrong, so if thats the case, i'l gladly accept help to edit this post. Observation: Using only spots for each seed (10 hops and 10 blueberries, but 20 starfruits), with a level 0 farmer, no fertilizer, using 10 jars and kegs, counting the entire summer. Here is some info that i want to share about what i searched so far. Then, after remembering this, i started to compare with others crops from summer, such as blueberries and starfruits, which are top tier for money making. The product itself isn't that profitable, but when you put then in kegs, you are ready for a good 12x value from it (if you're using normal quality ones). I went freaking nuts with lightning rods during summer and placed like 20 of them, and I had 2 storms in a 4 day window, and already got like 40 battery packs.I was looking for a somewhat nice income, and also a good XP for farming, and i remembered about Hops.

#Stardew greenhouse layout hops full#

And I'm debating stockpiling some hops for later seasons to stuff into kegs and keep pumping out pale ale year round.Īnyone planning on setting up pale ale should have at least 10+ oak trees tapped before summer, or during the early days of summer that way they're prepared to push out at least 30+ kegs the moment hops start producing, and try to fill at least 1 barn full of kegs by the end of summer. Not farming sap has set me way back on pale ale production though. And I also got a crop of 72 blueberries (9 sprinklers) and 56 melons (7 sprinklers). 3 rows of 9 sprinklers spaced out.īut I made a mistake in not setting enough taps on oak trees to make kegs, and I'm way behind on kegs, but selling the hops without processing gets me around 5k/day. Thanks, I did something almost exactly like this. Originally posted by red255:made a lazy video.ĭid the whole 'thing' the field setup was around the 6 minute mark.