
Grow a Garden · Crops
Maple Resin
Grow a Garden · Crops · Rarity: Transcendent
About Maple Resin
The Maple Resin is a multi-harvest, transcendent crop that was added in the Fall Market Event . The Maple Resin is classified as a Woody , Fall , Candy , and Leafy type crop, meaning it will be affected by items targeted at those specific crop types.
How Maple Resin compares
Figures below are calculated from Maple Resin's own stats and compared against the Transcendent crops on this site. They update whenever the underlying data does.
- Return per harvest
- 0.00×
- Yield per minute of growth
- ¢198
- Sell-price rank
- #14 of 32 Transcendent crops
- vs. cohort median
- 1.06× median
sells for ¢190K, seed costs ¢1.5B — below break-even
over a 962-minute grow time
median is ¢178.89K
Maple Resin — In-Depth Analysis
Maple Resin is a transcendent, multi-harvest crop, which immediately frames its economics differently from one-shot seeds. Because it keeps producing after the first pick, the real question is not single-harvest payout but total yield over the plant's lifetime: a transcendent crop that you never replant amortizes its acquisition cost across dozens of collections, so the effective cost-per-fruit trends toward zero the longer you keep it planted.
What makes Maple Resin genuinely interesting is its quadruple typing as a Woody, Fall, Candy, and Leafy crop. That overlap means it benefits from any event tool, pet, or gear aimed at any of those four categories, so it stacks bonuses that a single-type crop simply cannot reach. On a multi-harvest base, value-multiplying mutations like Rainbow, Gold, or weather-driven effects are especially strong because every future harvest can inherit a high-value roll.
Since it was added during the Fall Market Event, treat it as a seasonal investment rather than a starter crop. Grow it once you can protect a permanent plot and afford mutation-boosting setups; the combination of transcendent base value, persistent regrowth, and broad type synergy makes it a long-game asset that pays back steadily rather than a quick flip.