Many articles have been written and thousands of videos created explaining how to start playing Stardew Valley. And let’s not talk about the thousands of tips that are swarming in short videos on Instagram and TikTok, for example. Despite this, many people still continue to discover things after playing for hours.
Let’s talk about the fruit trees. The ability to marvel at our gardens has no limits. It is always a pleasure, especially during the first few times, to see it grow and reap the fruits. The problem is that Stardew Valley’s farming system has its wrinkles and has very curious details that newcomers often overlook.
There is a chance that lightning could strike right on one of your fruit trees. Thunderstorms do not discriminate. Apple trees, banana trees, cherry trees, orange trees… They can all suffer a lightning strike equally. If any of your trees are lucky enough to suffer an impact like this, the first thing you should know is this: Don’t cut it down!
Image from Stardew Valley Wiki
While pulling out the ax is the first instinct, you better think twice. You are very lucky because that blackish tree will now produce charcoal for approximately 4 days. Then, it will regain its color and produce fruit again. In this way, what seems like bad luck ends up becoming a temporary coal mine. Now that you know this, I’m sure you’ll pray for one to fall in every storm.
Fuente | Wiki Stardew Valley
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