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In Stardew Valley, one of the many crops you can grow is Green Beans. But if you've gone looking for Green Bean seeds, you might be confused as to why you're coming up empty handed. Green Beans are grown from something called a Bean Starter, which functions like a seed but grows beans throughout the whole season. In this article we'll go over exactly how to grow Green Beans, how to complete the Green Bean Crop Order, and detail what else you can use Green Beans for in Stardew Valley.
Getting Green Beans in Stardew Valley
Green Beans are obtained by planting Bean Starters during Spring. Bean Starters can be purchased from the General Store, JojaMart, the Traveling Cart, and the Night Market. Bean Starters produce Green Beans throughout the whole season, so you can harvest between 6 to 8 beans per starter over the entirety of Spring.
Steps
How to Grow Green Beans
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Obtain a Bean Starter. Green Beans grow from Bean Starters.[1] Bean Starters can be purchased a few places:
- Pierre's General Store (60 gold)
- JojaMart (75 gold)
- Traveling Cart (100 to 1,000 gold)
- Night Market (60 gold)
- Bean Starters can also be made in the Seed Maker, found in Skull Cavern treasure rooms, or received when opening a Mystery Box or Golden Mystery Box.
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Plant your Bean Starters. Bean Starters can be planted in Spring, or you can plant them in a Greenhouse any time during the year.[2] Note that you cannot walk through Bean Starters once they have been planted, unlike most other crops in Stardew Valley.
- As such, make sure you have at least one adjacent tile to the Bean Starter for harvesting.
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Wait for your beans to grow. After 10 in-game days, your Bean Starters can be harvested. Each Bean Starter will produce 1 Green Bean. After harvesting, another Green Bean will be ready to harvest after 3 days.
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Harvest your beans. If you don't use any fertilizer and don't have the Agriculturist profession (which is a level 10 Farming profession you can pick if you selected Tiller at level 5) you can get 6 Green Beans per Bean Starter if you plant your Bean Starters at the beginning of the season.[3]
- If you use fertilizer, you can get 7 to 8 Green Beans per Bean Starter, depending on the type of fertilizer used: Speed-Gro and Deluxe Speed-Gro will yield 7 beans per starter, and Hyper Speed-Gro will yield 8.
- If you have the Agriculturist profession and use no fertilizer, each Bean Starter will yield 7 beans each in one season.
- If you use fertilizer and have the Agriculturist profession, Speed-Gro will still yield 7 beans per starter and Hyper Speed-Gro will still yield 8 beans per starter, but Deluxe Speed-Gro will increase from 7 beans per starter to 8 beans per starter.