Summer Midpoint

Summer Day 15 Profit Guide

Summer Day 15 is a decision line: you still have room to profit, but long-cycle mistakes become expensive.

This template uses daysLeft=13 and favors crops with cleaner timing and safer execution.

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Radish
Fast 6-day route that still fits cleanly in a 13-day window and gives practical late-Summer liquidity.
Wheat
Low-cost safe bet if you want broad tile coverage with lower timing risk near season midpoint.
Hot Pepper
Decent fallback if planted in time; regrow can still provide a few returns in the remaining window.
Hops
Can still work if your daily labor is stable, but execution burden is high compared to safer options.

Crop	Growth	Est. Harvests	Est. Gold/Day	Note
Radish	6d	2	~4.62	Best balanced Day 15 default.
Wheat	4d	3	~2.54	Budget-safe late pivot.
Hot Pepper	5d + regrow 3d	3	~3.46	Usable with good timing discipline.
Hops	11d + regrow 1d	3	~2.00	Labor-heavy at this stage.
Melon	12d	1	~5.00	One-cycle risk play.

What should I plant on Summer Day 15 for profit?

Radish is usually the cleanest practical pick. Wheat and hot pepper are common safe alternatives when you want lower risk or lower cost.

Is Summer Day 15 too late for long-cycle crops?

For many long-cycle routes, yes. With only 13 days left, your margin for error is thin and single missed timing can kill the harvest.

How many days left does Summer Day 15 mean?

Summer Day 15 maps to daysLeft=13 based on daysLeft = 28 - (dayOfMonth - 1).

Assumptions (Methodology)