#Fishing leveling guide stardew valley tv#

It's made from three Stone and a Clay, or purchased from Pierre's.

> Quality Retaining Soil, learned at Farming Level 7, is basically the same as Basic Retaining Soil, but with a higher chance of working. This Fertilizer grants a small chance that the soil will remain watered overnight. The crafting recipe is learned at Farming Level 4. > Basic Retaining Soil is made from two Stone or purchased at Pierre's. It's crafted from two Sap and a fish (any kind), with the recipe coming as a reward for reaching Farming Level 9. > Quality Fertilizer is basically the same as Basic Fertilizer, but the chances for quality crops are a bit higher. It can be crafted from two Sap with a recipe learned at Farming Level 1. > Basic Fertilizer will increase the chances of a crop being of higher quality. While different fertilizer types and qualities can be found throughout the game, let's just look at the first few you'll encounter.

#Fishing leveling guide stardew valley tv#

Check the TV in the Farmhouse to see what the next day's weather forecast will be. When it rains, crops are automatically watered! This can be a great opportunity to head to the Mines or complete any other activities, as the player saves both time and energy by not manually watering their crops. The base Watering Can can water 40 times before it needs to be refilled! To refill it, head to any body of water (or the kitchen sink in an upgraded Farmhouse) and press the same action button. On the inventory taskbar, a small meter can be seen that shows how much water is in the Watering Can. One unique aspect of the Watering Can is that it needs to be refilled. It uses energy as well, and the energy expenditure can be decreased by leveling up the Farming Skill (thereby increasing Water Can proficiency). Also like the Hoe, the Watering Can can be upgraded to increase its area of effect. Select it and press the action button while facing the desired tile. Sprinklers are a great way to automatically water plants, but at the beginning, the player will need to water them manually (most days). Crops that keep producing after their first harvest still need to be watered to produce more. It doesn't matter what time of day the crop is watered - it's all the same, so long as they are watered that day. If a particular crop is not watered when the player goes to bed, it will lose a day of growth. Not watering crops will not kill them, but they will not grow. This is an easily-overlooked step in the process, but it's of vital importance. Be sure to remain careful while doing this if there's a certain pattern they should be planted in. Simply plant them in a way that helps keep them organized.īy holding seeds and the action button, then walking forward, the player can quickly plant seeds in a row as they walk. This isn't strictly necessary very early on, as it'll be a short while before Sprinklers are accessible. Many veteran Stardew players will recommend planting in a 3x3 grid, which makes it easier to place Sprinklers once they are unlocked. Additionally, the number of seeds in your inventory will decrease by one. Look at the tile and you'll see seeds if they were planted. This can be confusing to newer gamers, as they might not realize they actually planted the seed. There won't be an action animation performed by your character, it will simply show the seeds appear in the tile. If you have more than one of a seed in a stack, your character will still hold the remaining ones above their head. After reaching eight hearts with a marriage candidate, Pierre will also start stocking a Bouquet, which can be used to enter a more formal relationship. The first is the Large Pack, which costs 2,000g, and the second is the Deluxe Pack, which costs 10,000g. Pierre's General Store is also where the player can purchase both inventory upgrades. He sells cooking ingredients, fertilizer, fruit tree saplings, and other supplies year-round. Pierre's seed stock rotates with the seasons, meaning that you can only buy Spring seeds in Spring, and so on.

Pierre operates his shop from 9am to 5pm daily, except on Wednesdays, when he is (infamously) closed. Of the two major seed stores, Pierre's is probably the first that many players will encounter. However, there are a handful of other places to buy seeds that will come in handy from time to time. There are two main places to do this, which will remain the main seed shops throughout a playthrough. The first step to farming crops is to buy seeds.