Qi Fruit Guide: How to Grow Qi Fruit in Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter (4-Day Growth, Profit & Tips)

Qi Fruit Guide: How to Grow Qi Fruit in Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter (4-Day Growth, Profit & Tips)

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Qi Fruit Guide: How to Grow Qi Fruit in Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter (4-Day Growth, Profit & Tips)
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Stardew Valley Hub · Oct 10, 2026

Qi Fruit Guide: How to Grow Qi Fruit in Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter (4-Day Growth, Profit & Tips)

Qi Fruit

The Qi Fruit is a fruit crop in Stardew Valley. A fruit imbued with the essence of Qi. Used to complete Qi’s special orders. It grows in Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter and is one of the most reliable ways to build early-season income, so it belongs in almost every farm plan.

At a Glance

DetailValue
SeasonSpring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Growth time4 days
RegrowNo
Seed costUnknown
Sell price1g
Max qualityIridium
Categoryfruit
TrellisNo
Giant cropYes
Farming XP0

How to Grow

Plant Qi Bean in tilled, watered soil at the start of the season. The crop takes 4 days to mature. Water every morning (or set up a sprinkler) so the growth timer never pauses.

Harvest strategy: This is a single-harvest crop — replant after each harvest to keep the field productive.

Profit Analysis

MetricValue
Net profit per plant1g
Harvests per season~7
Approx. season profit per plant7g

With the Tiller profession, crop sell prices increase by 10%, lifting the season profit per plant to about 7g. Multiplied across a 12×8 field, this crop becomes a solid seasonal income source.

Tips & Pairings

  • Artisan processing: this crop can be processed into Wine, Jelly, Dried Fruit for even higher value.
  • Sprinklers: pair it with a sprinkler layout in the Farm Layout Planner to automate watering from day one.
  • Quality: with higher Farming skill and fertilizer, silver/gold/iridium quality harvests raise the sell price well above the base 1g.
  • Season end: crops wither at season change — time plantings so the final harvest lands before the 28th.