When starting in Coral Island, the season will be set to spring. However, similar to other farming games, the seeds and items that the player can gather vary per season.
Thus, certain items are only available in spring and it’s important to stock up on any of those that will be needed in the future.
If you’re just starting out in Coral Island, consider also checking out our guide on some of the best tips and tricks for beginners in the game.
In this guide, I will list all items available in the spring season and mention which ones are worth saving for the future.
All Spring Crops in Coral Island
Spring has a wide variety of crops available.
Keep in mind that some crops yield more than one, which is why the selling price appears lower than the buying price.
In addition, the selling price varies on quality. The prices listed are based on default quality crops.
Here are all the crops in Coral Island available during the spring season.
- Turnips – Buy 15, Sell 30
- Chard – Buy 60, Sell N/A
- Cucumber – Buy 25, Sell 30
- Potato – Buy 25, Sell 60
- Daisy – Buy 15, Sell 30
- Lettuce – Buy 20, Sell 26
- Pea – Buy 45, Sell N/A
- Radish – Buy 60, Sell 108
- Soybean – Buy 15, Sell 11
- Strawberry – Buy 145, Sell N/A
- Sugarcane – Buy 50, Sell 15
- Carrot – Buy 35, Sell 64
- Cauliflower – Buy 70, Sell 135
From these, players will definitely need turnips, carrots, and daisies for the lake temple. Other than that, save everything else that you can for villager gifts.
Some seeds are harder to get than others and take longer to grow. This is why some selling prices are missing. I will update this guide when more information becomes available.
All Spring Foraging Items in Coral Island
Foraging items can be found all over the village during spring. While some, like mushrooms, are more common in the forest and during rainy days, most items can be found anywhere.
Here are all the foraging items found in spring and their selling prices.
- Tulip – Sell 15
- Daffodil – Sell 15
- Violet – Sell 20
- Bamboo Shoot – Sell 35
- Canola – Sell 45
- Morel – Sell 45
- Shiitake – Sell 50
- Wasabi – Sell 70
From these items, players should save wasabi and morels for the lake temple. Violets, tulips, and daffodils should also be saved in larger qualities, since many villagers like them as gifts.
How Long Do Seasons Last in Coral Island?
Since these items are only available in spring, it’s important to know when spring ends and summer begins. In Coral Island, each season lasts 28 days.
If you’re planting crops during the final days of spring, make sure they have enough time to grow. Otherwise, they’ll wither and you will lose money.
Conclusion
And that sums up our spring items guide for Coral Island. There is a wide variety of items available to get you started on your first season in Coral Island.
If this is your first spring in Coral Island, consider checking out our guide on how to craft a makeshift scarecrow. It is needed for an early quest and helps protect your crops from crows.
Which season are you looking forward to the most in Coral Island? For me, it’s definitely winter because of the snow and ambiance. Feel free to share yours in the comments below.
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