Planting Maple, Oak, Pine and Using Tappers

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Oct 05, 2017 Trees in Stardew Valley are not just for nice environment. Most of them can be tapped by a tapper, which will produce maple syrup, oak resin or pine tar (depends on the type of a tree). Fruit trees, as you would guess, are for fruits. The 3x3 area must remain clear of objects, flooring, and terrain features (including grass); otherwise the tree will not grow. If overnight debris spawns that prevents Fruit Tree growth, the game will pop up a message in the morning saying the fruit tree could not grow that night.

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Tappers are used to get resources from trees in the form of oak resin, pine tar, and maple syrup

The three main types of tree in Stardew Valley each have a purpose, though they can be hard to tell apart. As you may want to setup tappers to harvest pine tar, oak resins, or maple syrup, it can be handy to know what type of trees you have on the farm. I'll also cover planting trees and how you can ensure they'll grow to maturity at the fastest pace.

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When you've cleared your farm, you can always plant more trees

The three main types of tree will begin dropping seeds at level 1 Foraging. This means you can plant your own trees and harvest them for lumber that is used for crafting objects and farm expansion. It takes about 15 hits to completely remove trees at first, but with a better axe you can get it under half a dozen swings. With extra foraging levels, it will make removing a tree and collecting wood take less than a quarter of the initial energy cost.

Planting and Growing Trees

Trees can be planted every other square. Throughout the growing cycle, make sure the area around them stays cleared of any debris or other trees.

Normal trees must be placed every other square, in a pattern like TXTXTX which must also be repeated on a vertical level. They grow all year round and only take at most 12 days to mature, so long as the one empty space is cleared once it's become a sapling. In fact, you can ensure trees on your farm will grow by clearing other trees and debris around them with your farm tools, stopping the saplings from competing with one another.

Planting and Growing Fruit Trees

Making an orchard requires you to space trees like those pictured above. They grow any season but the area must stay clear. They have a harvest season and some will put out fruit every day.

Stardew Valley lets you plant apple and other types of fruit trees which grow all year round but only put out produce one season per year. This means 28 harvests per year per tree. Fruit Trees require 2 spares in all directions to be clear, so they must be planted with 2 empty squares between them (TXXTXXTXXT) with the same amount of space on a horizontal level. The game won't normally let you plant them too close together. Fruit trees give one fruit each day. Large orchards are expensive to set up due to the saplings costing thousands each but are certainly a nice thing to have around because of their low maintenance. The cost means it takes quite some time for them to pay off, regardless of when they're planted. Fruit trees start producing gold star produce as they age and fertilizer is not needed, nor tilling of the ground. An old orchard can be quite a money-maker but will take up a lot of space!

Tappers for Oak Resin, Pine Tar, and Maple Syrup

Oak, Maple, and Pine Trees can all be fitted with tappers to provide you crafting resources and cooking ingredients. Craft a tapper (or several of them) from the menu (Esc > Crafting tab) to use tappers. Telling the trees apart is essential to getting the items you need. Simply hold the tapper and walk up to the tree and place it on the square occupied by the base of the tree. The schedule for getting resin, syrup, and pine tar all differ but you can get more details below. Simply walking up to the tree and harvesting it like you would any crop will give you the loot. Hitting the tapper one time with an axe will remove it and return it to your inventory.

Maple Trees

Fully Grown Maple Tree in the Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter Seasons

Chop Maple trees for wood, sap, and maple seeds. They produce Maple Syrup when outfitted with a tapper. They will then make syrup every 7-8 days, valued at 200G. You can grow more by planting maple seeds. These trees are easiest to tell apart during summer, as they have the glowing sap in their branches.

Oak Trees

Fully Grown Oak Tree in the Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter Seasons

Chop Oak trees for wood, sap, and acorns. They produce Oak Resin when outfitted with a tapper. They will then make resin every 6-7 days, valued at 150G. You can grow more by planting acorns.

Pine Trees

Fully Grown Pine Tree in the Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter Seasons

Chop Pine trees for wood, sap, and pine cones. They produce Pine Tar when outfitted with a tapper. They will then make tar every 5 days, valued at 100G. You can grow more by planting pine cones.

Hi everyone,

A new patch is out for PC platforms that fixes some bugs found since the launch of 1.4. A big “Thank you!” to everyone who posted bug reports… I hope this patch will resolve any issues you’ve been experiencing.

A full (and spoilery) changelog for the patch is listed below:

Stardew Valley 1.4.1 Bug-Fix Patch

Bug Fixes:

Fixed an issue where farmhand’s separate wallets would be reset to 500g if the host was playing on Mac or Linux
Fixed the incorrect ordering of NPC gift tastes so now tastes should remain as they were in 1.3.
Trash bear no longer appears on festival days, preventing a potential crash.
Fixed an issue where reclaiming the Insect Head, Neptune’s Glaive, Forest Sword, or Carving Knife from Marlon would cause Clint to appear to be upgrading that weapon. This could cause you to lose a tool if you were already upgrading a tool when this happened.
Fixed problem harvesting crops with the golden scythe.
Fixed bug where you could warp into the sewer on your horse, causing you to warp into the void.
Fixed an issue allowing torches and flooring to placed on the spouses’s porch position, preventing them from coming outside.
The Golden Scythe should no longer appear on the reaper after you’ve already received it
Fixed a minor issue where players who have connected to a game and are creating a character while an achievement triggers would send a message saying “- has earned the ‘(Achievement Name)’ achievement.”
Fixed a hole in the refurbished saloon room, which allowed players to walk out of the map boundaries.
Fixed an issue where a farmhand entering a freshly built cabin could cause the farmhand that owns it to spawn in in the upper left corner of the main farmer’s farmhouse.
Fixed fishpond silhouettes being incorrect after clearing the pond in multiplayer.
Fixed a typo causing plant seeds being removed from the inventory when unsuccessfully attempting to plant them outside of the farm.
Pre-1.4 Untyped “Honey” items that were misnamed “Wild Honey” are now just converted to “Wild Honey” that stacks with other “Wild Honey” items.
Fixed a crash that could occur when Tree Fertilizer recipe is added to a save that already has it.
Fixed the dove subplot enemy from leaving visual trails on the host’s machine regardless of the location they were in.
Corrected the fix for the Stardew Valley Fair festival’s petting zoo area appearing incorrectly if certain post-game conditions had been unlocked.
Added a graceful fail state to the function that gets a weddin

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