Rice Shoot

Rice Shoot

Plant these in the spring. Takes 8 days to mature. Grows faster if planted near a body of water. Harvest with the scythe.
Information
Crop:	Unmilled Rice
Growth Time:	6-8 days
Season:	Spring
Sell Price:	data-sort-value="20">20g
Purchase Prices
General Store:	data-sort-value="40">40g
JojaMart:	Not sold
Traveling Cart:	data-sort-value="10"100–1,000g

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A Rice Shoot is a type of seed. Rice shoots can be grown as a crop that yields Unmilled Rice. Unmilled Rice can then be placed in a Seed Maker to obtain more rice shoots. Rice shoots can also be obtained in Fishing Treasure Chests, Artifact Spots, or as a drop from monsters in the Mines.

Rice Shoots can be purchased at Pierre's General Store starting in year 2 and occasionally from the Traveling Cart.

Rice Shoots planted in most farm tiles take 8 days to mature with watering each day, as with other crops. However, Rice Shoots planted within 3 tiles of a Farm Pond in any direction are considered to be irrigated, as in a rice paddy. Paddies need not be continuous with each other or adjacent to a pond in order to count as irrigated. Irrigated Rice Shoots take only 6 days to mature and do not require watering.

Stages

When harvested, each Rice Shoot gives one Unmilled Rice, with a 10% chance to produce an extra Unmilled Rice. At Farming skill 10, there is an additional 50% chance of another Unmilled Rice. As of 1.4 Rice Shoot is the only crop to be affected by Farming skill in this way.

Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3	Stage 4	Harvest

1 Days	1-2 Days	1-2 Days	3 Days	Total: 6-8 Days

Gifting

Villager Reactions
Dislike	Abigail • Alex • Caroline • Clint • Demetrius • Dwarf • Elliott • Emily • Evelyn • George • Gus • Haley • Harvey • Jas • Jodi • Kent • Krobus • Leah • Lewis • Linus • Marnie • Maru • Pam • Penny • Pierre • Robin • Sam • Sandy • Sebastian • Shane • Vincent • Willy • Wizard

History

1.4: Introduced.

Seeds, Starters, and Saplings
Spring	Apricot Sapling • Bean Starter • Carrot Seeds • Cauliflower Seeds • Cherry Sapling • Coffee Beans • Garlic Seeds • Jazz Seeds • Kale Seeds • Parsnip Seeds • Potato Seeds • Rice Shoot • Rhubarb Seeds • Spring Seeds • Strawberry Seeds • Tulip Bulb
Summer	Blueberry Seeds • Coffee Beans • Corn Seeds • Hops Starter • Melon Seeds • Orange Sapling • Peach Sapling • Pepper Seeds • Poppy Seeds • Radish Seeds • Red Cabbage Seeds • Spangle Seeds • Summer Seeds • Summer Squash Seeds • Sunflower Seeds • Starfruit Seeds • Tomato Seeds • Wheat Seeds
Fall	Amaranth Seeds • Apple Sapling • Artichoke Seeds • Beet Seeds • Bok Choy Seeds • Broccoli Seeds • Corn Seeds • Cranberry Seeds • Eggplant Seeds • Fairy Seeds • Fall Seeds • Grape Starter • Pomegranate Sapling • Pumpkin Seeds • Rare Seed • Sunflower Seeds • Wheat Seeds • Yam Seeds
Winter	Powdermelon Seeds • Winter Seeds
Other	Acorn • Ancient Seeds • Banana Sapling • Blue Grass Starter • Cactus Seeds • Fiber Seeds • Grass Starter • Mahogany Seed • Mango Sapling • Maple Seed • Mixed Flower Seeds • Mixed Seeds • Mossy Seed • Mushroom Tree Seed • Mystic Tree Seed • Pineapple Seeds • Qi Bean • Tea Sapling • Pine Cone • Taro Tuber