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Kniphofia

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Kniphofia

Grow a Garden · Crops · Rarity: Mythical

Rarity: Mythical💰Sell price: ¢ 110.0K🌱Seed cost: ¢ 450.0M⏱️Growth time: 173 min

About Kniphofia

The Kniphofia is a multi-harvest, mythical crop added in the Fall Market Event . The Kniphofia is classified as a Flower , Stalky , Fall type crop, meaning it will be affected by items targeted at those specific crop types.

How Kniphofia compares

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

Return per harvest
0.00×

sells for ¢110K, seed costs ¢450M — below break-even

Yield per minute of growth
¢636

over a 173-minute grow time

Sell-price rank
#11 of 82 Mythical crops

median is ¢67.08K

vs. cohort median
1.64× median

Kniphofia — In-Depth Analysis

The Kniphofia is a multi-harvest Mythical crop from the Fall Market Event, and that combination of traits makes it one of the more economically interesting plants in its tier. Mythical sits near the top of the rarity ladder, so its base sell value is already strong, and the multi-harvest property means a single planting keeps fruiting instead of being consumed after one pick.

Stack those two facts and the cost math becomes very favorable. A high-tier seed normally stings to buy, but because the Kniphofia yields repeatedly, the expensive seed price spreads across many harvests and the effective cost per payout drops fast. Its triple classification as Flower, Stalky and Fall type also widens its buff surface: event tools and category-targeted boosts from any of those three groups can hit it, which is rare reach for a single crop.

The optimal strategy is to lock in a permanent mutation early, ideally Gold or Rainbow, because that multiplier then rides every future harvest rather than a single sale. Layer seasonal Fall-event effects on top while they are active. As a returning event Mythical, the Kniphofia rewards established players who can afford the entry and then farm it as a long-term compounding asset.