FarmingFarming & CropsUpdated: Aug 31, 2026Game 1.0Verified Aug 30, 2026

Fields of Mistria — Fruit Trees

Fruit trees are crops in Fields of Mistria: Cherry Tree (Spring, 400g seed, 45g sell, 14d growth, 3d regrow, found wild, donate Y), Lemon Tree (Spring, 400g/45g/14d/3d, found wild Y), Pear (Summer, 400g/45g/14d/3d), Peach (Summer, 400g/45g/14d/3d).

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Quick answer: Fruit trees are crops in Fields of Mistria: Cherry Tree (Spring, 400g seed, 45g sell, 14d growth, 3d regrow, found wild, donate Y), Lemon Tree (Spring, 400g/45g/14d/3d, found wild Y), Pear (Summer, 400g/45g/14d/3d), Peach (Summer, 400g/45g/14d/3d).

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  • Fruit trees are crops in Fields of Mistria: Cherry Tree (Spring, 400g seed, 45g sell, 14d growth, 3d regrow, found wild, donate Y), Lemon Tree (Spring, 400g/45g/14d/3d, found wild Y), Pear (Summer, 400g/45g/14d/3d), Peach (Summer, 400g/45g/14d/3d).
  • All four tree crops have identical economics: 400g seed, 45g sell, 14 days to grow, 3-day regrow, and are found wild.
  • Tree crops are grouped under the Seasonal Crops listing (Cherry Tree/Lemon Tree under Spring; Pear/Peach under Summer).
  • No verbatim fruit-tree mention can be confirmed; transcript text was not provided in the evidence cache.
  • Fruit trees in Fields of Mistria are Cherry Tree and Lemon Tree (Spring), Pear and Peach (Summer), all 400g seed / 45g sell / 14d growth / 3d regrow / found wild

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