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Aetherfruit

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Aetherfruit

Grow a Garden · Crops · Rarity: Divine

Rarity: Divine💰Sell price: ¢ 100.0K⏱️Growth time: 762 min

About Aetherfruit

The Aetherfruit is a limited, multi-harvest, divine crop that was released in the second half of the Fairy Event . The Aetherfruit is classified as a Leafy , Woody and Magical type crop, meaning it will be affected by items targeted at those specific crop types.

How Aetherfruit compares

Figures below are calculated from Aetherfruit's own stats and compared against the Divine crops on this site. They update whenever the underlying data does.

Yield per minute of growth
¢131

over a 762-minute grow time

Sell-price rank
#36 of 95 Divine crops

median is ¢88K

vs. cohort median
1.14× median

Aetherfruit — In-Depth Analysis

Aetherfruit is a limited, multi-harvest *divine* crop released in the second half of the Fairy Event. As a divine plant it commands a premium seed price, but its multi-harvest nature is the key to its economics: a single planting keeps yielding fruit across repeated cycles, so the more time you invest in tending it, the more thoroughly that expensive seed pays itself back. With divine-tier base values, even ordinary harvests sell well, and the recurring output is what separates a smart long-term buy from a vanity purchase.

What makes Aetherfruit unusually flexible is its triple typing as a Leafy, Woody, and Magical crop. That breadth means buffs aimed at any of those three categories all funnel value into the same plant, giving you several independent ways to amplify a single producer. Magical-targeted gear and weather mutations are the standouts here, and on a multi-harvest base each high-tier mutation compounds across every future pick rather than rewarding you just once.

For progression, Aetherfruit is a late-game commitment for players with established gardens and steady income who can afford to lock space into a long-running producer. Since it is event-limited, the deciding move is acquiring the seed during its window rather than hoping it returns.