A Tulip is considered as red and Blue Jazz as blue in the dye pots. * Both Spring flowers can be used to make a dyeable skirt in a sewing machine. Spring Flowers on the Farm: Tulip (left) Blue Jazz (right)
While the Blue Jazz isn’t the most-loved of the flowers in Stardew Valley, it is still liked by most of the villagers and makes an easy gift. This +3 luck-giving meal takes one Blue Jazz, one Tortilla, and one Sea Cucumber. Not only is this spring flower profitable but it’s actually used in one of the most important recipes in the game, Lucky Lunch. Blue Jazz Honey is the more profitable option for Spring with the base price at 200g and with the Artisan Profession, 280g. A Blue Jazz takes seven days to grow and the flower sells for 50-110g. Jazz seeds are sold for 30g at Pierre’s and the Night Market, 37g at Jojamart, and 100-1,000g at the Traveling Cart. “The flower grows in a sphere to invite as many butterflies as possible.” This spring flower is mostly grown for farm aesthetics or for gift-giving. While supremely pretty, the tulip is by far the least profitable of all the flowers. Additionally, Tulip Honey can be sold for 160-224g. The fully-grown flower can be sold for 30-66g depending on crop quality and farming profession. Has a very faint sweet smell.”Įach seed, called a Tulip Bulb is sold for 20g at Pierre’s General Store and the Night Market during Winter, 25g at Jojomart, and 100-1,000g at the Traveling Cart.
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For a full list and more information about the Travelling Cart and its stocks and prices, check out this wiki page.įlowers in each Season SEASON: Spring TULIP The Traveling Cart’s stocks and prices rotate each time, and sometimes the merchant will sell the flowers and/or flower seeds. Traveling Cart: The Traveling Merchant comes to the valley selling standard and special stock in their cart on Fridays and Sundays until 8 pm.For an in-depth guide on Wild Seeds, check this out! Instead of running around town picking Sweet Peas and Crocuses, you can craft Summer and Winter Wild Seeds and plant them instead.
Wild Seeds: Combining the best of both worlds, Wild Seeds allow you to grow forageables on your farm.
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