Question 1

How do I calculate fruit values?

Accepted Answer

Select a fruit from the dropdown menu, set quantity and harvests, adjust fruit size, use advanced options for mutations and friend boosts. The calculator shows total value, revenue multipliers, and detailed breakdown of your harvest.

Question 2

How does fruit weight affect value?

Accepted Answer

Fruit value increases with weight using kg-based calculations. Larger fruits have exponentially higher values. For example, if base weight is 1kg and you grow to 2kg, the value multiplier increases significantly.

Question 3

How do mutations affect fruit value?

Accepted Answer

Mutations can multiply fruit value by 2-10x. Growth mutations like Rainbow (50x) and Gold (20x) provide highest multipliers. Environmental mutations can be combined. Use pets like Dragonfly or Queen Bee to trigger mutations.

Question 4

What are multi-harvest fruits?

Accepted Answer

Multi-harvest fruits can be harvested multiple times after initial harvest. Examples include Sugar Apple, Moon Melon, and Cantaloupe. They provide better long-term returns and are excellent for consistent income streams.

Question 5

How does friend boost work?

Accepted Answer

Friend boost can add up to 50% additional value to fruits. It's applied as a multiplier: Final Value × (1 + Friend Boost %). For example, 25% boost multiplies value by 1.25x, making collaboration highly profitable.

Question 6

Which fruits have the highest values?

Accepted Answer

High-tier fruits have higher base values and better value margins. Multi-harvest fruits provide better long-term returns. Fruits like Moon Mango and Sugar Apple are excellent choices. Use batch calculator to compare multiple fruits.

Question 7

How can I optimize my farming strategy?

Accepted Answer

Start with high-value fruits, focus on multi-harvest fruits, use mutations strategically, grow larger fruits for kg-based benefits, consider friend boost, monitor market events, and diversify with different fruit types and tiers.

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