Sprinkler Lv2 (2024)

FAQs

How to get level 2 sprinklers in Stardew Valley? ›

Sprinkler: Unlocked at Farming Level 2, and waters the 4 tiles that are orthogonally adjacent to the Sprinkler (i.e.; directly above, below, and to either side). Requires: 1 Copper Bar. 1 Iron Bar.

To properly use Sprinkler I, players must make a small area of beds with a radius of 3×3 and use the tool exactly in the center of the area. Sprinkler II, on the other hand, has the advantage of covering a significantly larger area, extending up to 5×5.

Sprinkler II can be crafted after the player reaches level 6 in their Farming mastery.

The Rancher Profession can be helpful early-game if you prefer to raise a lot of animals. The Tiller Profession is better for end-game earnings with the Artisan upgrade since you get 10% more for crops and 40% more for artisan goods.

Sprinkler III can be crafted after the player reaches level 9 in their Farming mastery.

Running multiple zones at once is usually not possible due water-pressure and flow limitations at residential properties. As with any standard irrigation controller, you can wire multiple solenoids/valves to the same zone output if you want.

Our Coral Island trainer has over 26 cheats and supports Steam and Xbox. Cheat in this game and more with the WeMod app!

All of the mines in the cavern consist of 40 levels with an elevator every five floors, except for the 35th, and a reward chest every tenth.

How do you get the most money on Coral Island? ›

By far, one of the greatest and fastest ways to make money in Coral Island has been one of the most reliable methods in a variety of farming simulators. This includes fishing or catching insects. Since living on a tropical island, players are likely to find all sorts of critters as they adventure around.

You can grow crops, fruit trees, and normal trees inside. Planting crops that yield multiple harvests, such as strawberries, is a wise investment. There's a fountain in the back you can use to refill your watering can, but sprinklers work inside as well.

In the late spring, rotor irrigation zones typically need to run 30-45 minutes per zone, and spray irrigation zones typically need to run 8-12 minutes. We recommend watering 2-3 days a week during late spring. In mid to late summer with extreme heat, your lawn will need more water.

On average, a traditional sprinkler system zone boasts five to six rotary heads or eight to ten spray heads. At a minimum, you usually need four or five to cover a small square or rectangle.

To level up farming from level 0 to 1, it takes 13 parsnips, or 8 potatoes, or 5 cauliflowers. From level 0 to 2, it takes about 48 parsnips, or 28 potatoes, or 17 cauliflowers.

The Iridium Sprinkler is the best of the three Sprinklers. Can be crafted at Farming Skill Level 9, or purchased from Krobus every Friday for 10000G (only one available each week).