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Pineapple

Seasons: Summer • Category: Fruit • Base sell (Normal): 80. High value summer fruit found in the Jungle.

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Data

Seed: 60

Grow: 8 days

Regrow: 4 days

Dies at season end: Yes

How to use this answer page

Use this page when you search “Pineapple profit”, “Pineapple regrow”, or “Pineapple processing worth it”. It combines raw crop data with baseline economics (Knowledge 2, 28 days). For your exact setup, tune inputs in the calculator.

Decision summary (baseline)

Short, explicit answers for common searches: profit/day, processing worth, and seed-to-sell margin.

✔ Profit/day (Knowledge 2, 28d window): 16.16.
✔ Seed-to-sell spread (Normal): 20 (80 sell − 60 seed). This is not quality-adjusted.
✔ Best processing under baseline: Juice → Pineapple Juice (Press), +68.32 Δ/day vs raw.

Tune in calculator → Compare season rankings →

Harvest schedule (quick answer)

This answers queries like “how many harvests can I get in 28 days” and makes profit/day math transparent.

Window

28 days

First harvest

Day 8

Total harvests

Harvest #1 on day 8, then every 4 days.

Baseline economics

Baseline uses Knowledge 2 and window 28 days. Processing values inherit quality from the input crop.

Profit / day

16.16

Processing delta (baseline)

Method	Product	Station	Δ Profit	Δ / day
Juice	Pineapple Juice	Press	68.32	68.32
Wine	Pineapple Wine	Brewer	170.80	42.70

Δ/day compares processing vs selling raw (expected value). Negative values mean processing is worse under baseline.

Comparable alternatives (baseline ranking)

Answers comparison searches like “what’s better than Pineapple” or “best Summer crops”. Rankings use Knowledge 2 and a 28-day window with your quality + processing model.

Full Summer ranking →

Top 5 in Summer

Pineapple baseline rank: #3 / 19, profit/day 16.16.

Rank	Crop	Grow/Regrow	Seed	Sell	Profit/day
#1	Dragon Fruit Fruit	10d / 1d	200	70	43.51 Open in calculator →
#2	Almond Nut	12d / 1d	150	45	23.77 Open in calculator →
#3	Tomato Fruit-Vegetable	4d / 2d	35	25	11.11 Open in calculator →
#4	Chili Vegetable	6d / 3d	35	40	10.95 Open in calculator →
#5	Beans Legume	5d / 2d	40	25	9.98 Open in calculator →

Top 5 in category: Fruit

Pineapple baseline rank: #5 / 7, profit/day 16.16.

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Rank	Crop	Season(s)	Grow/Regrow	Profit/day
#1	Dragon Fruit Fruit	Summer	10d / 1d	43.51 Open in calculator →
#2	Olive Fruit	Autumn	12d / 1d	28.42 Open in calculator →
#3	Pomegranate Fruit	Autumn	12d / 1d	24.50 Open in calculator →
#4	Apple Fruit	Autumn	12d / 1d	19.50 Open in calculator →
#5	Grape Fruit	Autumn	6d / 3d	10.41 Open in calculator →

Note: “profit/day” depends on Knowledge quality probabilities, regrow cycles, window length, and processing inheritance. Use the calculator links to tune assumptions.

If you’re searching for comparisons, these links jump to the exact ranked tables and filtered lists.

Best Summer crops

See the full profit/day ranking table.

All Fruit crops

Browse similar crops in the dataset.

Compare in calculator

Pre-filled with baseline params.

Related crops

None listed.

Source

Roots of Pacha Wiki

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FAQ

How many harvests can I get from Pineapple in 28 days?

See the Harvest schedule block. It computes total harvests in your chosen window using grow + regrow timing.

Does processing inherit quality for this crop?

Yes—processed goods inherit the input crop quality in Roots of Pacha. The processing table compares expected value processed vs raw selling under baseline assumptions.

Are the prices here adjusted for quality?

Base prices shown are Normal-quality. Baseline economics models Knowledge quality probabilities and multipliers (Wild 0.4x → Best 2.0x).

What are the best alternatives to Pineapple?

See Comparable alternatives. It ranks top crops in the same season and the same category by profit/day under baseline assumptions (Knowledge 2, 28 days).

Why do my results differ from other guides?

Profit/day depends on Knowledge (quality probabilities), your window length, regrow cycles, and whether you process goods (quality inherits). Use the calculator links to match your assumptions.