Question about Junimo Huts (if questions are allowed here, first time posting!)

[kaitykat16]

Reference Picture here: https://www.reddit.com/r/StardewValley/comments/w30902/trying_to_grow_a_giant_cauliflower_will_the/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

I'm trying to grow a giant cauliflower in one spot, and have Junimo huts for my other crops. I saw a Junimo wandering near the cauliflower plants I have separated to be the giant crop and was wondering if the Junimo hut I have was far away enough so that the Junimos wouldn't harvest the separated cauliflower crops that I need to keep fully grown. Thank you in advance for your suggestions and answers!

[Powerfull]

Junimos don't harvest giant crops and if you're confused about the range of the junimo huts you should take a look at the wiki. https://stardewvalleywiki.com/Junimo_Hut (btw you should check the wiki before asking stuff that's in there)

[ChrillBill]

You are more than welcome to ask questions here and can ignore the remark about having to check the wiki before asking questions. I took a look at your screenie and according to my calculations your crops should be safe from the junimos. Since you have a upgraded watering can, you can also put fence around those crops if you want to make extra sure. Once the giant crop has spawned it will stay there all year round until you chop it yourself. Good luck

[Powerfull]

Originally posted by ChrillBill:

You are more than welcome to ask questions here and can ignore the remark about having to check the wiki before asking questions. I took a look at your screenie and according to my calculations your crops should be safe from the junimos. Since you have a upgraded watering can, you can also put fence around those crops if you want to make extra sure. Once the giant crop has spawned it will stay there all year round until you chop it yourself. Good luck :brownchicken:

i meant that remark in a sense of convenience, beacuse i think checking the wiki to see if your answer is there would be quicker then writing a question, posting it and waiting for someone to answer.

[ChrillBill]

Originally posted by Powerfull:

Originally posted by ChrillBill:

You are more than welcome to ask questions here and can ignore the remark about having to check the wiki before asking questions. I took a look at your screenie and according to my calculations your crops should be safe from the junimos. Since you have a upgraded watering can, you can also put fence around those crops if you want to make extra sure. Once the giant crop has spawned it will stay there all year round until you chop it yourself. Good luck

i meant that remark in a sense of convenience, beacuse i think checking the wiki to see if your answer is there would be quicker then writing a question, posting it and waiting for someone to answer.

Okay, that's not how you worded it though:

Originally posted by Powerfull:

(btw you should check the wiki before asking stuff that's in there)

But regardless, the reason why many don't want to turn to a wiki is usually because they want to avoid spoilers or are simply unaware of it. It's not a bad advice generally speaking, but these forums are also meant for people who need help/advice and the community is usually very quick to response and help out even if the answer is present on the wiki.

No one is obligated to read and/or response.

[kaitykat16]

Thank you so much for the answers everyone! I had taken a look at the wiki when I first set up my huts and before realizing that the giant crops might cause an issue, but honestly the way the wiki described the range of the huts was hard for me to visualize, so I figured it didn't hurt to ask someone who might understand it a bit better than I did. Thank you guys again!

[Avilyn]

Originally posted by kaitykat16:

Thank you so much for the answers everyone! I had taken a look at the wiki when I first set up my huts and before realizing that the giant crops might cause an issue, but honestly the way the wiki described the range of the huts was hard for me to visualize, so I figured it didn't hurt to ask someone who might understand it a bit better than I did. Thank you guys again!

I have issues with the visualization as well. If you're not opposed to using mods, Range Highlight - https://www.nexusmods.com/stardewvalley/mods/6752 - shows the range for pretty much everything, and it's configurable (e.g. it shows Bomb ranges, but that distracted me in combat so I disabled it). It has the sprinklers, scarecrows, junimo huts, and bee houses.

[RedTyro]

If you want a good visual representation, you can build out your farm on the Stardew Planner at http://stardew.info and then move things around to see how they would work - there are options to visually show the range of junimo huts, scarecrows, and beehives in there. Here's a picture[imgur.com] of the junimo hut range from there.

[kaitykat16]

Originally posted by RedTyro:

If you want a good visual representation, you can build out your farm on the Stardew Planner at http://stardew.info and then move things around to see how they would work - there are options to visually show the range of junimo huts, scarecrows, and beehives in there. Here's a picture[imgur.com] of the junimo hut range from there.

That's a super good idea! Thank you!