When and what to plant depends on the time of year. Each season is about 28 days. If it is the 23rd and you plan to plant potatoes (they grow in 6 days), then they will not reach maturity before the season gets under way. The potatoes would be ready on the 29th, which does not exist. That is, they will die, and you will lose the financial investment. If a plant takes four days to mature and is 23, it will be ready 27 (since it counts from 0).
For a single crop, plants that produce fruits and vegetables repeatedly are generally less profitable than those that can be picked only once, so it would be better to plant something that produces only once when you are near the end of a station. Crops that last the whole season (or multiple seasons as in the case of maize) are highly profitable when planted early.
Best Stardew Valley crops – planting or not fruit trees
Stardew Valley allows you to plant apple trees and other types of fruit trees that grow throughout the year but only produce at a certain season. This means that you will have 28 crops per year per tree. Fruit trees need to be able to surround them in all directions, so you have to plant them with two empty squares between them. The game will not normally allow you to plant them too close. Fruit trees give a fruit every day.
Large orchards are expensive to set up because of trees that cost a lot of space, but are certainly very pleasant to maintain because of their low maintenance. It is true that they take a long time to produce, regardless of when they are planted, but they still deserve the penalty. Fruit trees begin to produce gold star products as they age and do not even need fertilizer.
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