Case note · Last planting
Spring 24 is Garlic’s last in-window start
A four-day crop makes the difference between a final-day harvest and an empty Spring schedule easy to see.
Work through the choice →Fall planting decisions
Late in Fall, those can become different choices. First check whether your specific crop can reach day 28; then decide whether another crop would still serve your purpose.
Earliest first harvest from a day 1 start: Fall 6 (Sunflower, 5 growth days).
A Fall 21 start leaves seven elapsed growth days before day 28. Tromboncino Squash needs thirteen, so it is already beyond its latest start of Fall 15. Reducing the number of plants does not change that wait. If the requirement is a Squash harvest this Fall, the current-season calculation has no suitable new start on day 21.
If the goal is instead to choose something that reaches a first harvest before Fall ends, Sunflower offers a shorter calendar: five days from Fall 21 gives Fall 26. Its final ordinary start is Fall 23, which reaches 28. That makes it a candidate for a general in-season harvest goal; it does not make it a substitute for a specific Squash need.
The Squash deadline uses the adopted thirteen-day value from the specific item page and corroborating Summer/Fall tables. The Plants summary lists seven; that disagreement remains visible in the crop note and provenance. A last-start date is derived from the chosen growth input, so the source decision belongs beside the arithmetic rather than being hidden as an unexplained exception.
Sunflower's five-day, no-regrowth fields were checked against its item revision. Other rows can still be based on the pinned Plants table. A source link identifies that basis; it is not a claim that every crop was separately tested in the game.
A Sunflower date on Fall 26 is one completed single-harvest planting. The planner does not turn the remaining days into another round or fill the bed automatically. Open a separate plan for any proposed replacement and check its full initial wait again. All Fall results below assume daily watering, normal fields, no growth modifiers and harvest on maturity, with no forecast after day 28.
One 28-day window
These counts include crops with at least one modeled harvest by day 28. They do not count produce items or guarantee seed access.
| Planting day | Crops with a harvest in this window |
|---|---|
| Fall 1 | 19 |
| Fall 18 | 14 |
| Fall 24 | 0 |
Latest start = 28 − initial growth days. Planting on that day gives a first harvest on day 28 under this model; repeats are not implied. A single-harvest crop is not automatically replanted. Only planner-eligible records appear below.
| Crop | Initial growth | Latest start | Harvest type | Source | Try that start |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sunflower | 5 days | Fall 23 | Single harvest | Wiki ↗ | Open plan → |
| Buckwheat | 6 days | Fall 22 | Single harvest | Wiki ↗ | Open plan → |
| Cassava | 6 days | Fall 22 | Single harvest | Wiki ↗ | Open plan → |
| Cabbage | 7 days | Fall 21 | Single harvest | Wiki ↗ | Open plan → |
| Onion | 7 days | Fall 21 | Repeat every 4 days | Wiki ↗ | Open plan → |
| Red Cabbage | 7 days | Fall 21 | Single harvest | Wiki ↗ | Open plan → |
| Shallot | 7 days | Fall 21 | Repeat every 4 days | Wiki ↗ | Open plan → |
| Sweet Potato | 7 days | Fall 21 | Single harvest | Wiki ↗ | Open plan → |
| Garbanzo | 8 days | Fall 20 | Repeat every 6 days | Wiki ↗ | Open plan → |
| Blue Corn | 9 days | Fall 19 | Single harvest | Wiki ↗ | Open plan → |
| Corn | 9 days | Fall 19 | Single harvest | Wiki ↗ | Open plan → |
| Prickly Pear | 9 days | Fall 19 | Repeat every 3 days | Wiki ↗ | Open plan → |
| Fennel | 10 days | Fall 18 | Single harvest | Wiki ↗ | Open plan → |
| Grapes | 10 days | Fall 18 | Repeat every 3 days | Wiki ↗ | Open plan → |
| Butternut Squash | 13 days | Fall 15 | Single harvest | Wiki ↗ | Open plan → |
| Tromboncino Squash | 13 days | Fall 15 | Single harvest | Wiki ↗ | Open plan → |
| Chile | 14 days | Fall 14 | Repeat every 3 days | Wiki ↗ | Open plan → |
| Orange Bell Pepper | 14 days | Fall 14 | Repeat every 3 days | Wiki ↗ | Open plan → |
| Pumpkin | 15 days | Fall 13 | Single harvest | Wiki ↗ | Open plan → |
Computed from the cited crop snapshot using ordinary fields, daily watering, no fertilizer, buffs or Myco, and harvest on maturity. Multi-season records still stop at the selected season’s day 28. Read assumptions and source verification levels.
The complete seasonal reference
Use name, seed region and harvest type to narrow the source records, then choose your own planting day.
| Crop | Season | First harvest | Then every | Seed region | Reference | Plan this crop |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Blue CornGrain | Fall | 9 days | — | Moon Caves | Wiki ↗ | Plan |
BuckwheatGrain | Fall | 6 days | — | Savanna | Wiki ↗ | Plan |
Butternut SquashVegetable | SummerFall | 13 days | — | Forest | Wiki ↗ | Plan |
CabbageVegetable | Fall | 7 days | — | Forest | Wiki ↗ | Plan |
CassavaRoot | Fall | 6 days | — | Jungle | Wiki ↗ | Plan |
ChileVegetable | SummerFall | 14 days | 3 days | Savanna | Wiki ↗ | Plan |
CornGrain | Fall | 9 days | — | Savanna | Wiki ↗ | Plan |
FennelVegetable | Fall | 10 days | — | Forest | Wiki ↗ | Plan |
GarbanzoLegume | SummerFall | 8 days | 6 days | Savanna | Wiki ↗ | Plan |
GrapesFruit | Fall | 10 days | 3 days | Mangrove Island | Wiki ↗ | Plan |
OnionRoot | Fall | 7 days | 4 days | Forest | Wiki ↗ | Plan |
Orange Bell PepperVegetable | SummerFall | 14 days | 3 days | Moon Caves | Wiki ↗ | Plan |
Prickly PearFruit | Fall | 9 days | 3 days | Beach | Wiki ↗ | Plan |
PumpkinVegetable | Fall | 15 days | — | The Land | Wiki ↗ | Plan |
Red CabbageVegetable | Fall | 7 days | — | Moon Caves | Wiki ↗ | Plan |
ShallotRoot | Fall | 7 days | 4 days | Moon Caves | Wiki ↗ | Plan |
SunflowerSeed | SummerFall | 5 days | — | Savanna | Wiki ↗ | Plan |
Sweet PotatoRoot | SummerFall | 7 days | — | Forest | Wiki ↗ | Plan |
Tromboncino SquashVegetableData note | SummerFall | 13 days | — | Moon Caves | Wiki ↗ | Plan |
Try another name, region or harvest type, or reset the filters.
Case note · Last planting
A four-day crop makes the difference between a final-day harvest and an empty Spring schedule easy to see.
Work through the choice →Field note · Replanting
Separate one successful harvest from a second planting the calculator has not made for you.
Work through the choice →Case note · Fall deadline
Compare Tromboncino Squash on Fall 15 and 16 with a five-day Sunflower start on Fall 16.
Work through the choice →