How To Get Powdermelon & Powdermelon Seeds In Stardew Valley
In the latest update for , farmers can access tons of new content, including new crops like the Powdermelons. This pretty blue treat is just one of many new crops and thrives in the ice and snow of the winter season. This crop will keep your fields active throughout the winter, but finding the seeds is trickier than just heading to the store.
The 1.6 update for is one of the biggest content patches since launch. Many players will be searching for new crops, quests, festivals, and even a new farm type. In addition to being able to drink mayonnaise, players can upgrade their homes, have more than one pet, and play on the new Meadowlands Farm. As you enter your winter season on a new save of this iconic farming sim, keep an eye out for Powdermelon.
Your first step to finding Powdermelon seeds is to wait for winter. As one of the few crops that grow in winter, this produce is essential to making money on a new farm during lean months, particularly in the years before you get your greenhouse and animals. There are a few places where the new seeds spawn.
One way to find Powdermelon seeds is by foraging, looking in artifact spots, and digging up tufts of grass.
Using your hoe, dig up these spots daily for the best chance at finding the seeds you're looking for. The spawns for Powdermelon seeds are random, so keep at it, and you will eventually find them.
If you don't like foraging, you can find Powdermelon seeds by purchasing them from a raccoon vendor. In spring, wait for the tree stump quest to begin, then, after getting the message that reads "," head to the stump to the southwest of the farm. Once here, use 100 hardwood to build a new home for the raccoon to move into. Your hungry new neighbor will ask for a smoked fish and five Cockles the next day.
After you feed him and wait a week for him to get married, the raccoon will set up shop. You can purchase seeds and books from him in exchange for foraging items. To get your Powdermelon seeds, bring two pine cones to
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