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[[Cauliflower]], [[Melon]]s, or [[Pumpkin]]s planted in a 3x3 pattern can randomly combine into a giant crop. Giant crops drop 15–21 normal-quality items when harvested with any [[Axes|axe]], taking three hits.

[[Cauliflower]], [[Melon]]s, or [[Pumpkin]]s planted in a 3x3 pattern can randomly combine into a giant crop. Giant crops drop 15–21 normal-quality items when harvested with any [[Axes|axe]], taking three hits.

At the start of each day, every possible 3x3 grid of crops (including overlaps) has a 1% chance to grow into a giant crop as long as the center crop is fully-grown and watered, and all constituent crops are of the same type. Giant crops won't necessarily appear on the day the crops finish growing; it can happen any day those criteria are met. Therefore, since Giant Crops generate an average of a bonus 9 crops, with a 1% chance per day, they generate an average of 9% their individual value every day. <ref name="giantcrops" />

At the start of each day, every possible 3x3 grid of crops (including overlaps) has a 1% chance to grow into a giant crop as long as the center crop is fully-grown and watered, and all constituent crops are of the same type. Giant crops won't necessarily appear on the day the crops finish growing; it can happen any day those criteria are met.<ref name="giantcrops" />

Giant crops don't die at change of [[Seasons|season]] like other crops. Soil underneath a giant crop may become untilled, causing any fertilizer to be lost. Giant crops cannot grow in the [[greenhouse]], by using [[Garden Pot]]s, or on [[Ginger Island]].

Giant crops don't die at change of [[Seasons|season]] like other crops. Soil underneath a giant crop may become untilled, causing any fertilizer to be lost. Giant crops cannot grow in the [[greenhouse]], by using [[Garden Pot]]s, or on [[Ginger Island]].

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| [[File:Giant Pumpkin.png|center|96px]]

| [[File:Giant Pumpkin.png|center|96px]]

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