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− | '''Taro Tuber''' | + | The '''Taro Tuber''' is a type of seed. Mature Plants yield [[Taro Root]]s. |
− | Taro Tubers can be obtained from [[ | + | Taro Tubers can be obtained from [[Volcano Dungeon#Common Chests|Common Chests]], [[Slimes|Tiger Slimes]], or [[Magma Duggy|Magma Duggies]] in the [[Volcano Dungeon]], from Tiger Slimes in the [[Ginger Island#Tiger Slime Grove|Tiger Slime Grove]], from [[Seed Maker]]s using [[Taro Root]]s, by breaking open [[Golden Coconut]]s, from the [[Island Trader]] for 2 [[Bone Fragment]]s, from cutting [[weeds]] in [[Ginger Island #Island East| Ginger Island Jungle]], from [[Lionfish]] [[Fish Pond]]s when the population reaches 4, or from [[Ginger Island]] [[Artifact Spot|artifact spots]] and [[Pans|panning]]. |
Taro Tubers planted in most farm tiles take 10 days to mature with watering each day, as with other crops. However, Taro Tubers planted approximately within 3 tiles of a water source (such as a [[Farm Pond]] or a river) in any direction are considered to be irrigated. Paddies need not be continuous with each other or adjacent to water in order to count as irrigated. Irrigated Taro Tubers mature in 7 days and do not require watering. | Taro Tubers planted in most farm tiles take 10 days to mature with watering each day, as with other crops. However, Taro Tubers planted approximately within 3 tiles of a water source (such as a [[Farm Pond]] or a river) in any direction are considered to be irrigated. Paddies need not be continuous with each other or adjacent to water in order to count as irrigated. Irrigated Taro Tubers mature in 7 days and do not require watering. |
Revision as of 13:42, 21 May 2024
Taro Tuber | |
Plant these in warm weather. Takes 10 days to mature. Grows faster if planted near a body of water. | |
Information | |
Crop: | Taro Root |
Growth Time: | 10 days (7 when irrigated) |
Season: |
All on Ginger Island |
Sell Price: | 20g |
Purchase Prices | |
General Store: | Not sold |
JojaMart: | Not sold |
Traveling Cart: | Not sold |
Island Trader: | Bone Fragment (2) |
The Taro Tuber is a type of seed. Mature Plants yield Taro Roots.
Taro Tubers can be obtained from Common Chests, Tiger Slimes, or Magma Duggies in the Volcano Dungeon, from Tiger Slimes in the Tiger Slime Grove, from Seed Makers using Taro Roots, by breaking open Golden Coconuts, from the Island Trader for 2 Bone Fragments, from cutting weeds in Ginger Island Jungle, from Lionfish Fish Ponds when the population reaches 4, or from Ginger Island artifact spots and panning.
Taro Tubers planted in most farm tiles take 10 days to mature with watering each day, as with other crops. However, Taro Tubers planted approximately within 3 tiles of a water source (such as a Farm Pond or a river) in any direction are considered to be irrigated. Paddies need not be continuous with each other or adjacent to water in order to count as irrigated. Irrigated Taro Tubers mature in 7 days and do not require watering.
Stages
Type | Stage 1 | Stage 2 | Stage 3 | Stage 4 | Harvest |
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Non-Irrigated | 1 Day | 2 Days | 3 Days | 4 Days | Total: 10 Days |
Irrigated | 1 Day | 1 Day | 2 Day | 3 Days | Total: 7 Days |
Gifting
Villager Reactions
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Maps
Shown below are the areas where Taro Tubers are automatically irrigated for each farm type.
History
- 1.5: Introduced.