Looking for a good way to farm late-game content? One of the most annoying resources to pick up in Stardew Valley is Hardwood. If you’re really wanting to farm out Hardwood for things like Will’s Boat, you’re going to want to keep track of your Mahogany Trees. The Mahogany seed is, by far, the best way to get a consistent source of Hardwood. If you’re wanting to find that endgame stuff, then our Mahogany Seed guide will help you out!
Mahogany Seed in Stardew Valley
Mahogany seeds, unsurprisingly, grow into Mahogany Trees. These are essential for lategame stuff, since everything uses what you can harvest from a Mahogany tree.
How to find Mahogany Seed in Stardew Valley
Mahogany Seeds are rare drops from Large Stumps or Large Logs; about a 10% chance. When you destroy these objects, you might get a Mahogany Tree.
In addition, monsters in the Secret Woods have a 10% chance to drop a Mahogany seed. Slimes, in particular, are more likely to pop into a mahogany seed, which can be a nice way to farm them!
Finally, and unsurprisingly, mahogany trees might drop the seeds to let you continuously farm Hardwood.
Uses
Mahogany seeds, with enough care, grow into Mahogany Trees. So, you can pretty easily make a farm at home so you can farm these end-game wood slots. Mahogany trees produce sap with a Tapper and Hardwood with an axe. Sap is good for selling or making some recipes, and Hardwood is critical for endgame upgrades, including stuff like your Stable!
Managing your Hardwood seeds will be exactly what you need to make your late-game experience move like water. And, it’s important so you can fix the boat and go across the water! Whether you want teleportation, furniture, or just progressing the game, these seeds will make it easy!
Nerds and Scoundrels
That wraps up our Mahogany Seed Stardew Valley breakdown. Need more content from the Valley? Check out our Stardew Valley Ectoplasm Guide!
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