Choose Fields of Mistria crops by season, remaining growth windows, regrowth, seed cost, sell value, and Museum need. The August 11, 2026 source snapshot contains 58 crops, with 28 marked as regrowing and 47 connected to Museum entries. A high single sale value does not provide enough information for a planting decision. Confirm current v1.0.2 values before committing a large field because the main crop table could not be cross-checked against the live wiki during collection.
Start with the season and days remaining
The dataset records season and growth days for every crop. Compare the first harvest date with the time still available before planting. A crop that cannot mature within the remaining window should be removed from the plan even if its sell value looks attractive. For regrowing crops, also count how many documented regrowth cycles can finish after the first harvest.
The supplied examples show growth times of four, five, six, nine, and fourteen days, but they do not prove that these are the only times in the complete dataset. Beet is listed at four days in Winter, Basil at five days in Summer, and Broccoli at six days in Fall. Cabbage is listed at nine days in Spring, while Apple is listed at fourteen days in Fall. Use the full linked crop table before treating an example range as exhaustive.
Separate one-time crops from regrowing crops
The snapshot marks 28 of 58 crops as regrowing. Regrowth changes the planning question because later harvests do not use the same first-growth interval. Apple and Basil are each listed with a three-day regrowth cycle, while Beet and Broccoli are listed without regrowth. The complete return depends on how many cycles fit into the player's remaining season.
Regrowing does not automatically make a crop the best choice. The seed source, first growth period, available days, sell value, and work required across the field still matter. A one-time crop can fit a short remaining window that a regrowing crop cannot use efficiently. Use the static examples on this page for now because the linked crop planner only documents the data still needed for a full comparison.
Check seed cost and source
The source table distinguishes seed name, seed access, and a conditional price at Balor's Wagon. Apple is listed with an Apple seed and a conditional wagon price of 180t, while Basil is shown at 120t and Beet at 160t. Broccoli is shown at 300t and Cabbage at 540t in the supplied examples. These values were present on the live Mistria Guide v1.0.2 crop table when checked on August 11, 2026.
Seed availability can also include farming, foraging, pet jobs, or other listed acquisition routes. Apple includes farming, Eastern Road foraging, and Balor's Wagon in the material. Basil includes farming, foraging, pet work, and the wagon, while Burdock Root has a similar multi-source listing. A crop obtained without buying its seed has a different immediate cost from the same crop purchased at a conditional shop price.
Read the example crop data carefully
Apple is listed for Fall with fourteen growth days, three-day regrowth, and a 45t base sell value. Basil is listed for Summer with five growth days, three-day regrowth, and a 30t base sell value. Beet is listed for Winter with four growth days, no regrowth, and a 40t base sell value. These rows demonstrate the available fields and do not form a recommended ranking.
Broccoli is listed for Fall with six growth days, no regrowth, and a 75t base sell value. Burdock Root is listed for Winter with five growth days, three-day regrowth, and a 30t base sell value. Cabbage is listed for Spring with nine growth days, no regrowth, and a 180t base sell value. Carrot is listed for Spring with six growth days, no regrowth, and an 80t base sell value.
Plan Museum crops before pure profit
The live dataset identifies 47 Museum entries among the 58 crops. Check the Museum field before selling the first crop from a new planting. Once the donation need is resolved, remaining harvests can be compared for recipes, gifts, or sale. Individual Museum status is available on each expanded row of the current Mistria Guide crop table.
Keep collection plots distinct from income plots when their purposes differ. A small block can satisfy a Museum target without forcing the whole farm into a crop with a weak current return. The farm layout guide can reserve those blocks near the main watering route. The current crop planner can compare the remaining space using season, days left, field size, base-quality values, and purchased seed costs.
Avoid unsupported profit rankings
True profit requires more than the crop's sell value. The live crop planner subtracts purchased seed costs, counts only harvests that fit the selected period, and handles regrowing crops separately from replanted single-harvest crops. It excludes quality, perks, fertilizer, processing, and bonus harvests. There is no universal most-profitable crop without a season, days remaining, field size, and those stated assumptions.
Use the dated values on this page as examples of the comparison method. Recheck price, growth, regrowth, and availability on the live crop record before scaling up. Patch notes may change numbers or progression even when the crop name remains the same. This page records its verification date so changed inputs can be identified during the next review.