Crops Encyclopedia
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Sakura Bush
The Sakura Bush crop appears as a stylized pink shrub with blocky, rectangular petals and a dark brown trunk. Its layered structure and pink coloring gives it an ornamental look. It resembles a miniat...
Serenity
The bush of the serenity is the same as the Blueberry bush but it has a light pink color. The bush produces minimum 5 or more crops. The crop itself looks like a pink flower with two yellow anthers in...
Soft Sunshine
A large plant with roots that spread around it. Oddly, leaves grow from the top of the stem rather than on the sides of it like most plants, and the flowers grow from the roots. It also comes in 4 dif...
Soul Fruit
The Soul Fruit crop has a dark purple main stem, which splits into two stems halfway up the crop. There are three blue leaves adorning the base of the plant, and one adoring each of the twin split ste...
Spiked Mango
The Spiked Mango produce is characterized as an orange-yellow gradient object with a stem connected to a green leaf, and with red, glass-like spikes protruding from the fruit itself.
Starfruit
The Starfruit is a yellow fruit that has a star shape when viewed from the top.
Stonebite
The Stonebite has a light green stem with a leaf that bends onto the main flower part which is a light greyish blue in color & resembles a mouth.
Strawberry
The Strawberry seed is a strong red color. The Strawberry crop is a naturally small dark green bush, it begins with a singular stalk spreading out into an umbrella-like shape. The Strawberry produce i...
Succulent
The Succulent is a small, green, stemless plant covered in a translucent green coating.
Sugar Apple
The appearance of the tree is slim & vine-like, akin to Grapes or Peppers . The ends of the stems that hold the fruit have a lamp-like shape, where the Sugar Apple fruit grows. The appearance of the f...
Sunflower
The Sunflower resembles its real life counterpart. The Sunflower seed is visually very similar to both the Pumpkin , Mango , Loquat , Pineapple and Hive Fruit seeds.