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A '''Mahogany Tree''' is a common tree that grows from a [[Mahogany Seed]]. It yields [[Sap]] every day when [[Tapper|tapped]].  It can be chopped down with an axe, producing 12 [[Hardwood]].
A '''Mahogany Tree''' is a common tree that grows from a [[Mahogany Seed]]. It yields [[Sap]] every day when [[Tapper|tapped]].  It can be chopped down with an axe, producing 10 [[Hardwood]].


Unlike other fertilized tree seeds that have a 100% chance of growing to the next stage, [[Mahogany Seed]]s fertilized with [[Tree Fertilizer]] have a 60% chance of growing to the next stage each night. Unfertilized seeds have a 15% chance of growing to the next stage.
Unlike other fertilized tree seeds that have a 100% chance of growing to the next stage, [[Mahogany Seed]]s fertilized with [[Tree Fertilizer]] have a 60% chance of growing to the next stage each night. Unfertilized seeds have a 15% chance of growing to the next stage.

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Mahogany Tree
Information
Seed Mahogany Seed
Tapper Product Sap
Growth Time Variable

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|keywords=Stardew Valley Wiki, Stardew Valley, Mahogany Tree, gift |site_name=Stardew Valley Wiki |type=article |title=Mahogany Tree - Stardew Valley Wiki }} A Mahogany Tree is a common tree that grows from a Mahogany Seed. It yields Sap every day when tapped. It can be chopped down with an axe, producing 10 Hardwood.

Unlike other fertilized tree seeds that have a 100% chance of growing to the next stage, Mahogany Seeds fertilized with Tree Fertilizer have a 60% chance of growing to the next stage each night. Unfertilized seeds have a 15% chance of growing to the next stage.

Stages of Growth

Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Stage 5 - Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter Stump - Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter

History

  • 1.5: Introduced.