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How To Get Turnips in Animal Crossing

By Matthew Lynch
June 6, 2023
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Getting turnips in Animal Crossing can be quite an exciting experience. Not only can turnips be used to create a variety of delicious recipes, but they are also a popular item that can be sold for a higher price at the game’s stalk market. Therefore, it is essential to know how to get turnips in Animal Crossing if you want to make the most of your gaming experience.

Firstly, it is important to understand that turnips can only be acquired on specific days, specifically every Sunday. This means that on this day, a character named Daisy Mae will visit your island or town, selling turnips. In New Horizons, the turnips can be sold for prices ranging from 90-110 bells each, while in earlier versions of the game, the prices are determined by the stalk market behavior.

To buy turnips from Daisy Mae, you need to have sufficient bells. Therefore, it is advisable to save up your bells or earn them by fishing, catching bugs, or selling items to the Nookling store. Once you have enough bells, search for Daisy Mae on Sunday morning. She usually appears between 5 am and 12 pm (noon) and wanders around your island randomly. If you’re unable to locate her, ask other players visiting your island or use the “Where is Daisy Mae” feature in the in-game services app.

When you find Daisy Mae, talk to her, and she’ll offer you turnips. You can purchase up to 100 turnips at a time, depending on your budget. Daisy Mae will also give you a price quote for the turnips, but this price fluctuates, and you need to be willing to sell them at a higher price than you bought, to yield a profit. The price of turnips changes twice every day – once in the morning and again in the afternoon – so keep an eye on turnip prices throughout the week.

It’s important to remember that turnips spoil after a week, so if you don’t end up selling them before then, they are of no use. Therefore, it’s advisable to record the prices every day and sell them when the price is the highest. Alternatively, you can sell them in bulk using a site like Turnip.Exchange, which helps players connect with others who have better selling prices

In conclusion, getting turnips in Animal Crossing is a simple process that requires you to have enough bells and the ability to locate Daisy Mae. Once you’ve secured your turnips, keeping track of their prices and selling them at the highest price possible will help you make a profit. By following these steps, you’ll be well on your way to becoming a successful turnip trader in Animal Crossing.

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