How to Plant Fruit Trees in Animal Crossing: New Horizons
As a resident of your very own deserted island in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, you’ve probably noticed the abundance of fruit trees scattered throughout the landscape. But have you ever wondered how to plant your own fruit trees to enjoy a bountiful harvest? Look no further! In this article, we’ll guide you through the process of planting fruit trees in Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
What You Need to Get Started
Before you start planting, you’ll need to meet a few requirements:
- Fruit: You’ll need to collect fruit from the existing trees on the island or purchase it from the Nook Stop. You can collect fruit by shaking the trees or purchasing it from other players.
- Fruit Seeds: You’ll need to obtain fruit seeds, which can be found by shaking trees or purchasing them from the Nook Stop.
- Soil: You’ll need to have a suitable area with soil to plant your fruit tree.
How to Plant a Fruit Tree
Once you have the necessary materials, follow these steps:
- Find a Suitable Spot: Look for an area with soil that’s not already occupied by another tree or object. You can also use the Furniture Catalog to check if there’s a specific type of soil that’s required for a particular fruit tree.
- Select the Fruit Seed: Choose the fruit seed you want to plant and tap on it to open the planting menu.
- Choose the Planting Location: Select the location where you want to plant the fruit seed. You can rotate the camera to find the perfect spot.
- Plant the Fruit Seed: Tap on the soil to plant the fruit seed. You’ll need to water the seed immediately after planting.
Caring for Your Fruit Tree
Once your fruit tree is planted, you’ll need to care for it to ensure it grows and thrives:
- Watering: Water your fruit tree regularly to keep it healthy. You can check the Fruit Tree Watering Guide to see when your tree needs watering.
- Fertilizing: Fertilize your fruit tree using Fruit Tree Fertilizer to promote healthy growth and fruit production.
- Pruning: Prune your fruit tree regularly to maintain its shape and promote fruit growth.
Tips and Tricks
Here are some additional tips to help you get the most out of your fruit tree:
- Shake the Tree: Shake the tree regularly to collect fruit and prevent it from getting too heavy.
- Harvest Fruit: Harvest the fruit from your tree when it’s ripe to earn rewards and use the fruit for crafting or cooking.
- Visit Other Islands: Visit other players’ islands to collect rare fruit and fruit seeds.
Fruit Tree Types
There are several types of fruit trees available in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, each with its own unique characteristics and growing requirements:
Fruit Tree | Growing Requirements | Fruit Type |
---|---|---|
Apple | Soil Type: Regular | Apple |
Orange | Soil Type: Sandy | Orange |
Peach | Soil Type: Clay | Peach |
Cherry | Soil Type: Regular | Cherry |
Pear | Soil Type: Rocky | Pear |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I plant multiple fruit trees in the same spot?
A: No, you can only plant one fruit tree per spot.
Q: Can I move a fruit tree once it’s planted?
A: No, you cannot move a fruit tree once it’s planted.
Q: Can I use the same fruit seed multiple times?
A: No, you can only use a fruit seed once.
Q: How do I get rid of a dead fruit tree?
A: You can remove a dead fruit tree by digging up the soil and replanting a new fruit seed.
Q: Can I plant fruit trees on the beach?
A: No, you cannot plant fruit trees on the beach. They require soil to grow.
Q: How do I get rare fruit seeds?
A: You can obtain rare fruit seeds by visiting other players’ islands or purchasing them from the Nook Stop.
Q: Can I grow multiple types of fruit trees on the same island?
A: Yes, you can grow multiple types of fruit trees on the same island, as long as you have the necessary soil and space.
Q: How do I know when my fruit tree is ready to harvest?
A: You can check the Fruit Tree Harvest Guide to see when your tree is ready to harvest.
By following these simple steps and tips, you’ll be well on your way to growing a thriving fruit tree in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Happy planting!