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Tomato — Wylde Flowers Crop Guide (Seasons, Profit, Processing) | CozyProfit

Tomato

Tomato in Wylde Flowers: seasons, grow/regrow, seed cost, selling options, and a normalized Profit/Day using Window Days.

Selling & processing

Tomato has processing options like raw, but the profit margin over raw selling is slim. Selling raw is often viable if station time is limited.

Baseline compares raw selling vs known processing outputs. “Include processing” chooses the best value per 1 crop input.

Availability
Summer
Category: Vegetable
Unlock: Summer
Source: Lina
Timing & cost
Grow: 6d Regrow:
Seed cost: 20
Raw sell: 15
Profit snapshot
Window Days: 7 Basis: Raw sell
-0.71 profit/day
Best value/input: 15.00 (raw)

Selling & processing

Baseline compares raw selling vs known processing outputs. “Include processing” chooses the best value per 1 crop input.

Station Output Input Output Qty Sell price
Fermentation Barrel Tomato Juice 1 1 35
Tip: For Wylde Flowers, processing often beats raw selling (cooking for Sophia’s Diner, fermenting into wine/beer).

How Profit/Day is estimated

  • Seasons are ritual-based, so we normalize comparisons using Window Days (currently 7).
  • We count harvests that fit inside the window (regrow crops can harvest multiple times).
  • Profit = revenue − seed cost (seed cost is a one-time planting cost spread across the window).
Primary reference: Fandom Wylde Flowers Wiki (availability, prices, processing outputs).

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FAQ

Is Tomato worth it?
It depends on how long you stay. With Window Days = 7 and raw selling, this page estimates -0.71 profit/day for Tomato.
Why does this page use Window Days?
Wylde Flowers seasons are ritual-based. Window Days models your planned stay length so Profit/Day is comparable across crops.
What does “Include processing” change?
It compares raw selling vs known recipes and uses the best value per 1 crop input. This matches common strategies like cooking for Sophia’s Diner or fermenting into wine.