It wouldn’t really be a farming sim without a farming mechanic right at its core, and has come more than prepared to🌳 deliver. With six base seeds and dozens of interesting seasonal or regional varieties to grow, your ไfarmer will never be without something to do at the homestead!

Pay a visit to Holly in Town Center and pick up a han🍃dful of base seeds and a few bags of fertilizers, and𒉰 you’re on your way to a green thumb in no time! In our guide, we’re explaining everything you need to know about farming in Fae Farm.

Updated on June 24, 2024: With the Skies of Azoria DLC adding new crops to Fae Farm and the long-irritating fruit tree bug appearing to be fixed, we figured it was time to update our guide to growing crops in Fae Farm. Our Fae Farm farming guide (say that ten times fast!) now has more info and links than before about both base-game crops, fruit trees, and DLC crops.

How To Plant And Harvest Crops

In Fae Farm, you'll learn to farm fairly early on from Mayor Merritt as she's teaching you the lay of the land in Azoria. One of the first tasks she gives you on your Homestead in Chapter One is to plant some Turnip seeds on your new farm.

To do so, you'll need to first put down some Basic Soil Beds someplace on your farm. There are several specific types of soil beds that you'll unlock throughout the game, but for now, Basic Soil Beds will work just fine. These can be made in the Construction menu when you're standing on your Homestead property using one Silt, one Sand, and one Beech Log.

Beech Logs and Silt are accessible on your Homestead to begin with and can be 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:found throughout Azoria should you run out at home - Beech Trees can be chopped to produce Beech Logs, and the piles of dirt can be dug up for Silt.

Sand acts much like Silt in that you dig it up, but you'll need to go to the Beach and dig in the sand piles by the sea - those spit out Sand instead of Silt.

Once you're ready to put down your garden, you can place as many Soil Beds as you'd like at one time, given that your farmer has the materials. Simply aim where your farmer is looking and place a soil bed when y♏ou're over the ri✃ght spot.

When the soil is down, you'll need crop seeds, which you can purchase from Holly in Town Center - she's to the right of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:the market tables, between Will and Aspen, at the beginning of the game. Other vendors from other regions includes Finn in the Skies of Azoria DLC.

Holly only sells Turnips, Cauliflower, and Beans at first, but she'll begin selling more seeds as your Farming level increases - not all crops are for beginners.

With seeds in hand, head back home and walk into your Soil Beds to begin placing seeds. Once placed, they'll need to be watered once per day (provided it's not raining, which waters the crops for you), so begin as soon as you plant them to speed up the harve💃st.

From there, it's a game of watering and waiting. Be sure to water your crops every day to ensure they grow in their usual time frame. If you miss a day of watering, your crops will be behind a day for harvest, which may mess with your seasonal growth plans, so be careful! There isn't any rot past when the seasons change, though, so progress stays the same, just delayed𝓡 by a day.

If you'd like to speed up the harvest time by one day, you can spread some Zippy Fertilizer on your crops. Similarly, if you'd like a chance at growing additional crops per plant in each harvest, spread Bounteous Fertilizer instead.

Either way, you'll watch your plants grow a bit each day until they look like entire vegetables instead of just plants. This means it's time to harvest! To do so, just walk over your crops again and pick them - they'll go straight into your Inventory once you do.

At first, you'll be picking everything by hand, but you'll soon 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:unlock a magic spell, the Vertex Spell, that harvests all the crops in range.

Congrats on your first harvest! Now you can use those crops to either make meals on some of your cooking appliances to either eat or sell, you can sell the crops outright if you don't want to wait the prep time, or you can use your Gardening Table to process one crop into three seeds of the same type.

Once you've begun venturing into the Mountains and dealing with the blizzard after completing the Fae Realm arc and dungeon, you'll gain access to the materials needed to make Seasonal Soil Beds. When planted on any farm, these soil beds allow you to grow seasonal crops when it's not the season they normally grow.

How To Grow Fruit Trees

Separate from your regular Azorian crops are fruit trees, which are a bit mo꧙re specialized than the regul๊ar plant and water crop variants. Fruit trees are seasonal producers, meaning you'll only find them making fruit during a certain season (unless it remains unharvested - then the fruit stays on the trꦗees, but no new ones wil grow).

These can be purchased from Willow in the Azoria town square, the first vendor to the right when you come down from your house. They'll sell standard fruit tree saplings, one for each season.

If you'd like to hybridize your fruit trees and make some new fruits, you'll need to rely on propegating your fruit trees with beehives. Beehives will cover the eight squares immediately around the hive, and any trees in this range may produce different seasonal hybrid fruit trees you can grow just the same.

Use Magic Crop Swap Fertilizer To Grow New Crops

Holly's stock is limited when you first start playing Fae Farm. She's got three types of seeds to sell at first, but your Almanac lists dozens of plants and seeds in the Gardening and Crops tab! To unlock the other Azorian crops, you'll need Magic Crop Swap Fertilizer. This can be either purchased from Holly or made on a Garden Bench using one Mulch, one Frog Sweat, and one Ammonite per bag.

When spread on any of your base crops, you stand a chance to grow a similar but entirely separate crop than what you planted. These always come from the same six base seeds, but the resulting transformed crop changes depending on the season.

However, since crops grow in groups from the same base seeds, seasonal crops have the same grow time as the base crop from which it was produced. For example, Turnips grow for four d⛄ays, and so do the Radish💎es, Carrots, and Beets they produce through the year.

The progression from base crop to seasonal crop is almost entirely random, but a good way to grow more of these seasonal crops (which sell for more than their regular counterparts) is to turn them into seeds at the Garden Table.

Doing so follows the same pattern of three seeds for every crop you process, so once you've grown a seasonal crop, keep some seeds for next year so that you don't have to go through the transformation proღcess again.

Regional Variants: Fae Realm Crops And DLC Crops

It's not long before you pay a visit to Drak to learn a bit more about how to use the Vortex spell you just unlocked. He shows you how to use the Vortex spell to clear the black haze that's been looming over parts of Azoria - Hazy Haven, to be precise. It's covered in haze, but after you clear it, you unlock the Hazy Haven house and can, among other things, move into the house.

You don't have to 𓄧move off the Homestead if you'd like to stick aroﷺund, but you're able to if you'd like to be closer to your next area of interest.

That night, you'll be called to by the Wisp Mother overnight, asking you to come visit her. Follow the stairs up behind Hazy Haven to find her, and begin her expansive series of tasks that lead you into the Fae Realm. This area contains not only an entirely new town but another additional farm that you'll eventually come to own after clearing the region's dungeon, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:the Floating Ruins.

Once the town fills back in after the miasma is cleared, you'll meet your new seed vendor to the right in the Fae Realm marketplace. Not only do they sell regular Azorian crops, but they introduce you to the concept of Fae crops as well. You'll need a special Fae Soil Bed, which you can make for one Shade Jelly, one Flutterwood Log, and one Spriggan Leaf each.

If planted at the Fae Home, your base crops may just turn into Fae crops. You can also plant the Fae Soil Beds in Azoria if you're opting to stay there for your home base, but you'll need Magic Crop Swap Fertilizer to do so. Like seasonal varieties, Fae crops are their own variant of base crops and will be loꦍgged in your Almanac like the seasonal crops.

DLC Crops

When growing crops from the Skies of Azoria DLC in Fae Farm, you'll unlock two new seeds per region of the sky you access. These will need to be grown in Starsoil Beds back at one of your farms below.

Despite growing in all seasons, the S꧂kies of Azoria DLC crops wither on the first day of a new season like any other crop, so be mindful of when you plant them!

Complete Crop Harvest Guide

In the table below, we've kept track of every crop in Fae Farm. We've included information like growing season, how long it takes to harvest after planting, whether it's a seasonal crop, and if it regrows without being replanted.

Every Base Game And Fae Crop In Fae Farm

All Fruit Trees In Fae Farm

All Skies Of Azoria Crops In Fae Farm

All Skies of Azoria seeds ♏come from Finn's shop in Windhaven, but yo🧜u'll need to unlock the other three regions through story progression to unlock the new seeds in their store.