Seeds in Stardew Valley
Every seed in Stardew Valley with its spawn ID — crops by season, tree saplings, fiber seeds, and the special Fairy Seeds and Mixed Seeds.
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Plant these in the spring. Takes 8 days to mature. Grows faster if planted near a body of water. Harvest with the scythe.
Plant these in the fall. Takes 7 days to grow. Harvest with the scythe.
Plant these in the fall. Takes 10 days to grow, but keeps producing after that. Grows on a trellis.
Plant these in the summer. Takes 11 days to grow, but keeps producing after that. Grows on a trellis.
Sow in fall. Takes all season to grow.
Plant in fall. Takes 12 days to produce a mysterious flower. Assorted Colors.
Plant in spring. Takes 6 days to produce a colorful flower. Assorted colors.
Plant in spring. Takes 7 days to produce a blue puffball flower.
Plant in summer or fall. Takes 8 days to produce a large sunflower. Yields more seeds at harvest.
Plant in spring or summer to grow a coffee plant. Place five beans in a keg to make coffee.
Plant in summer. Produces a bright red flower in 7 days.
Plant in summer. Takes 8 days to produce a vibrant tropical flower. Assorted colors.
Plant these in the spring. Takes 4 days to mature.
Plant these in the spring. Takes 10 days to mature, but keeps producing after that. Yields multiple beans per harvest. Grows on a trellis.
Plant these in the spring. Takes 12 days to produce a large cauliflower.
Plant these in the spring. Takes 6 days to mature, and has a chance of yielding multiple potatoes at harvest.
Plant these in the spring. Takes 4 days to mature.
Plant these in the spring. Takes 6 days to mature. Harvest with the scythe.
Plant these in the spring. Takes 13 days to mature.
Plant these in the summer. Takes 12 days to mature.
Plant these in the summer. Takes 11 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest.
Plant these in the summer. Takes 13 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest.
Plant these in the summer. Takes 5 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest.
Plant these in the summer or fall. Takes 4 days to mature. Harvest with the scythe.
Plant these in the summer. Takes 6 days to mature.
Plant these in the summer. Takes 9 days to mature.
Plant these in the summer. Takes 13 days to mature.
Plant these in the summer or fall. Takes 14 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest.
Plant these in the fall. Takes 5 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest.
Plant these in the fall. Takes 8 days to mature.
Plant these in the fall. Takes 13 days to mature.
Plant these in the fall. Takes 4 days to mature.
Plant these in the fall. Takes 10 days to mature.
Plant these in the fall. Takes 7 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest.
Plant these in the fall. Takes 6 days to mature.
An assortment of wild spring seeds.
An assortment of wild summer seeds.
An assortment of wild fall seeds.
An assortment of wild winter seeds.
This item is the plantable form of Ancient Seeds. After planting, Ancient Seeds take 28 days to fully mature and grow into an Ancient Fruit plant. The…
Plant these in spring. Takes 8 days to mature, and keeps producing strawberries after that.
There's a little bit of everything here. Plant them and see what grows!
Can only be grown indoors. Takes 12 days to mature, and then produces fruit every 3 days.
Plant these in warm weather. Takes 10 days to mature. Grows faster if planted near a body of water.
Plant these in warm weather. Takes 14 days to mature, and keeps producing fruit after that.
Plant these in any season. Does not require watering. Harvest with the scythe. Takes 7 days to grow.
Plant these in any season. Water every day to produce a Qi Fruit. Takes 4 days to mature.
Plant in the fall. Takes 8 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest.
Plant in the spring. Takes 3 days to grow.
Mixed Flower Seeds ID[MixedFlowerSeeds]An assortment of flower seeds. Plant them and see what grows!
How Seeds IDs work
Seeds entries live in Stardew Valley's object space, so their IDs are plain numbers like 273 with no type prefix. Written out in full an object ID looks like (O)273, but the bare number is what you will normally use.
This page lists all 52 Seeds entries in the vanilla game.
How to spawn Seeds
47 of the 52 Seeds entries here use bare numeric IDs, and the naming cheat works for those: buy an animal at Marnie's Ranch, name it [273], and the item appears in your inventory. The other 5 use text IDs that the naming cheat ignores, and need the chat cheat instead.
Example Seeds IDs
| Item | ID | Naming cheat |
|---|---|---|
| Rice Shoot ID | 273 | Works |
| Amaranth Seeds ID | 299 | Works |
| Grape Starter ID | 301 | Works |
| Mixed Flower Seeds ID | MixedFlowerSeeds | Chat cheat only |
| Carrot Seeds ID | CarrotSeeds | Chat cheat only |
Other Stardew Valley item types
Each item type has its own ID prefix and its own full list.
Seeds ID questions
- What do Seeds IDs look like in Stardew Valley?
- Seeds entries live in Stardew Valley's object space, so their IDs are plain numbers like 273 with no type prefix. Written out in full an object ID looks like (O)273, but the bare number is what you will normally use. This page lists all 52 Seeds entries in the vanilla game.
- How do I spawn Seeds in Stardew Valley?
- 47 of the 52 Seeds entries here use bare numeric IDs, and the naming cheat works for those: buy an animal at Marnie's Ranch, name it [273], and the item appears in your inventory. The other 5 use text IDs that the naming cheat ignores, and need the chat cheat instead.
- How many Seeds items are in Stardew Valley?
- There are 52 Seeds entries in vanilla Stardew Valley, all listed on this page with their IDs.
- Did Seeds IDs change in Stardew Valley 1.6?
- 1.6 introduced qualified item IDs, so an object written 273 can also be written (O)273. The bare numbers still work. 1.6 also added objects that use text IDs instead of numbers, and those cannot be used with the naming cheat.