Moonlight Peaks Crops List

Crops reported from the demo and retail build �?roughly 51 plants organized by type and season. Plan staples, potion ingredients, and gift tests; process raw goods for real income.

Crop list combines demo-verified plants and retail-reported entries (~51 total at launch). Growth times, sell prices, and seasonal availability are still being verified post-launch — process goods via keg, mill, or processor for real income.

Crop knowledge separates efficient vampire farmers from players who sell a quest item by accident. Moonlight Peaks blends ordinary staples with glowing enchanted produce. Because the game is not out yet, this table reflects demo gameplay, developer showcases, and verified preview footage — not final balance data. Label your notes as demo-only until you confirm values in the July 7, 2026 release.

Demo and preview crops

Crop Type Season Magical Notes
Blood Grape farmland Spring Yes Quest crop; keg into wine for real profit
Googly Garlic farmland Spring No Mayor Logan quest ingredient
Mandrake herb Spring No Potion ingredient — hoard early
Lavender herb Spring No Flower arrangement shop quest
Dark Strawberry farmland Spring Yes ?
Nightshade herb Summer Yes Official showcase crop
Pumpkin farmland Fall No Cursed crop from official materials
Onion farmland Spring No Demo gameplay staple
Eggplant farmland Summer No ?
Dutch Robbie farmland ? No Community-reported demo crop
Moonlit Wheat farmland Summer No Retail — mill into flour
Shadow Carrot farmland Fall No ?
Gloomberry farmland Fall Yes ?
Cursed Corn farmland Summer Yes ?
Phantom Pea farmland Spring No ?
Eclipse Tomato farmland Summer No ?
Witch Hazel herb Fall No Potion crafting
Belladonna herb Summer Yes ?
Grave Moss herb Fall No ?
Spectral Lily herb Spring Yes ?
Deadwood Apple tree Fall No Tree crop — multi-day harvest
Blood Orange Tree tree Summer Yes ?
Coffin Cherry tree Spring No ?

Three-lane farming strategy

Divide your fields mentally — or with our crop planner ? into three lanes. The staple lane holds easy-to-rebuy crops you sell for nightly income. The potion lane reserves mandrake, garlic, lavender, and other ingredients seen in quests and brewing menus. The gift lane is a small plot for testing villager reactions without risking rare seeds.

When Mayor Logan's demo quest asks for mandrake, googly garlic, lavender, and dark strawberry, treat it as a preview of how town requests will consume farm output. Keep extras in storage instead of selling until you confirm recipe and quest use in the retail build.

Magical crops and enchanted water

Magical plants may require enchanted water or moonlit conditions beyond normal watering. Blood grapes — central to Orlock's wine quest ? demonstrate five-day growth in demo footage. Nightshade and pumpkins appear in official marketing as cursed or enchanted staples. If a crop glows or behaves differently when watered, note it in the planner; those behaviours may define late-game profit.

Farm magic that automates watering is covered in the farm magic guide. Potion consumption of crops is detailed on the potions page. For the full farming loop, start with the overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do blood grapes take to grow?

Demo footage shows roughly five nights. Verify in your retail build.

Should I sell or store magical crops?

Store the first stack until you confirm potion, quest, or gift use. Raw sell prices are low �?process first.

Where do I buy seeds?

Quests, shops, and story progression unlock seeds over time.

Will this crops list update?

Yes. Community datamining adds growth times and sell prices as they are verified post-launch.

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