Qi Bean
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| Qi Bean | |
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| Plant these in any season. Water every day to produce a Qi Fruit. Takes 4 days to mature. | |
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| Crop: |  Qi Fruit
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| Growth Time: | 4 days |
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| Sell Price: |  1g
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| Purchase Prices | |
 General Store:
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Not sold |
 JojaMart:
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Not sold |
 Traveling Cart:
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Not sold |
Qi Beans are found throughout the world during the quest Qi's Crop.
While the quest is active, Qi Beans can be found by breaking rocks, chopping down trees and stumps, cutting grass, from trash cans, killing monsters, breaking geodes, shaking coconut trees in Ginger Island, and fishing.
Excess Qi Beans and Fruits despawn from inventory and chests once the quest is over (the day after the player ships them or the quest timer ended), unless they are stored in the Junimo Chest, which is the only way to save them. Crops also despawn from the farm.
Tips
- Given that treasures can yield one or more stacks of 4 Beans during the quest, fishing is a reliable source of Qi Beans when combined with the Pirate fishing skill and a Treasure Hunter tackle.
- During the quest, it may be helpful to create more Qi Beans in the Seed Makers instead of selling the firsts Fruits.
- Breaking Geodes regularly yields 1 or 5 Qi Beans.
- Combining Agriculturist with Deluxe Speed-Gro will allow growth in 3 days instead of 4.