Stardew Valleyhas been making headlines since its arrival. This popular farming simulator offers a lifetime of experiences, fromcrafting valuable resourcesto going on adventures, this game truly has it all.
In order to swiftly progress in the game, gathering resources is essential for survival. One particularly valuable item is the Garden Pot, which allowsyou to grow cropsno matter what the season. Here’s how you can getGarden PotinStardew Valley.
How to Get Garden Pot
Once the Greenhouse is completed,Evelyn visits your farmand gives you a Garden Pot along with the recipe to craft more. Exiting the farm between 6 am and 11:30 am on a sunny day triggers this cutscene.
The Event does not trigger for the first three days after the Greenhouse is built.
Garden Pots are an essential tool inStardew Valley. Here’s how you can craft one.
Materials
you may craft garden pots quite easily. You’ll need the following materials:
How to get
20x Wood
Wood is a readily available resource, you can acquire it by chopping down trees with your axe.
1x Clay
Clay can be obtainedby tilling dirt or sand, and can be collected by mining Clay Nodes located on Ginger Island’s Dig Site or by opening Geodes.
Once you have the materials, head to the crafting menu and navigate to the crafting tab. In the ‘Miscellaneous’ section, you’ll find the recipe for garden pots.
How to Use Garden Pot
Once you have the garden pots, you may place them indoors. You can’t place them on occupied spaces or flooring. Here’s how to use them effectively:
Planting Crops
Select any seed from your inventory and plant it in the pot. It will function like a tile of fertile soil, allowing the planted seed to grow into a mature crop.
Seasonal Limitations
The Garden Pots generally don’t have any seasonal limitations. You can grow crops in any season by planting the seeds in the pots. However, they do not accept Ancient Seeds and will reject them every time you attempt to plant them.
These pots come in very handy for growing winter crops as they go for a much higher profit.
Harvesting and Replanting
When a crop matures, you can harvest it by interacting with the pot. You’ll receive the usual produce along with the seeds for replanting. The pots aren’t affected by the weather, hence you can repeat the same process throughout the year. This creates asteady source of incomeand ingredients.
