Summer Mid-Early Window

Summer Day 7 — What Should I Plant?

Summer Day 7 is still a high-flexibility window. You have 21 days left, so regrow value and cycle timing both matter.

This guide prioritizes practical picks that keep gold/day strong without overcomplicating your labor load.

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Blueberry
Still one of the best Summer Day 7 choices because regrow cycles can compound across the remaining 21-day window.
Corn
Strong practical pick when you also want Fall carry-over value, not just Summer-only optimization.
Melon
Good medium-risk route if you want bigger single harvest value and simpler field rhythm.
Hops
High touch but high return if you can maintain daily harvest cadence.

Crop	Growth	Est. Harvests	Est. Gold/Day	Note
Blueberry	13d + regrow 4d	3	~15.24	Best balance for most players.
Corn	14d + regrow 4d	2	~7.14	Lower burst, stronger continuity.
Melon	12d	1	~6.19	One-cycle value play.
Hops	11d + regrow 1d	10	~11.67	Great if labor is not the bottleneck.
Starfruit	13d	1	~11.90	Capital-gated high roller.

What should I plant on Summer Day 7 in Stardew Valley?

For most players, start with blueberry and then choose corn, melon, or hops depending on your effort budget and risk tolerance.

Is it too late for blueberries on Summer Day 7?

No. With 21 days left, blueberries can still produce multiple harvests and remain one of the strongest practical routes.

How many days left does Summer Day 7 mean?

Summer Day 7 maps to daysLeft=21 using daysLeft = 28 - (dayOfMonth - 1).

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