Hops quick answer
Hops grows in Summer. It takes 11 days, sells for 25g, and comes from Check source. Regrowth: 1 days. Use the guide links below when deciding whether this crop fits your season plan, scarecrow coverage, or sprinkler transition.
Crops Database
Hops
Summer crop grown from Hops Starter; regrows daily after maturity.
- Name
- Hops
- Seasons
- Summer
- Seed source
- Check source
- Seed price
- 60g
- Sell price
- 25g
- Growth
- 11 days
- Regrowth
- 1 days
- Profit notes
- Depends on setup
- Best uses
- Check source
Last checked: 2026-05-18 · Source: Stardew Valley Wiki
Beginner Recommendation
Summer crop grown from Hops Starter; regrows daily after maturity. It grows in 11 days, which helps you plan watering and harvest timing.
How to use this data
Decide whether Hops fits this season
A crop page should help you avoid buying seeds that miss the harvest window, overload your watering time, or distract from bundles and tool upgrades.
- Count the remaining days before planting. Hops needs 11 days, so late-season purchases need extra caution.
- Check whether regrowth matters. Regrowing crops reward early planting, while one-time crops are easier to fit into short windows.
- Compare seed cost, sell price, and best uses against your current goal: cash, bundles, cooking, gifting, or processing.
- Before scaling the crop, confirm scarecrow coverage and sprinkler capacity so the field does not become an energy trap.
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Hops planning links
Use these links to compare nearby crop pages, bundle pressure, protection needs, and season planning before buying seeds.
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