Raspberry is the first rare berry bush where Pollinated finally pays rent — 66 base on cluster harvests that reward every strawberry and blueberry lesson you already practiced.
At 1 kg the prompt is 66 Sheckles. Five kilograms equal 66 × 25 = 1,650; eleven kilograms equal 66 × 121 = 7,986 before mutations. Rare berry buyers read those numbers quickly, so light clusters with pretty tags still lose to heavier clean bushes.
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Raspberry has a base value of 66 Sheckles at unit weight. Because sale value scales with weight squared, the table below shows the raw sell and the same crop with Golden or Rainbow growth applied at common harvest weights.
| Weight | Raw (no mutation) | + Golden (20×) | + Rainbow (50×) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 kg | 66 | 1.32K | 3.3K |
| 2 kg | 264 | 5.28K | 13.2K |
| 5 kg | 1.65K | 33K | 82.5K |
| 10 kg | 6.6K | 132K | 33K |
Bush hang time favors Pollinated (×6) from bee or butterfly pets and Moonlit (×8) on night routes. Keep one growth variant — Golden (×20) multiplies a full bush pick; Rainbow (×50) is for showcase clusters you already fertilized heavily. Windstruck (×3) helps open bush grids.
Plant raspberry where pollinator pets cross several bushes in one pass. Schedule maturity into bee-event weeks when possible; otherwise push kilograms on ordinary weather and sell at your bush floor instead of camping forever for a second env icon.
Strawberry at 24 and blueberry at 28 teach cluster rhythm; raspberry at 66 is where fertilizer mistakes show up in trade chat. Set a kilogram floor before posting, and photograph the whole cluster so Pollinated reads across drupelets.
Blackberry at 70 base is the next rare step. Master raspberry kilograms first — weak rare bushes predict weak mythical berry harvests later.
When selling with blackberry or blueberry, match weights. A 12 kg raspberry beside a 4 kg filler berry invites buyers to price the whole lot from the weak half.
Lead listings with kilograms, then growth, then Pollinated or Moonlit. Berry traders filter icons first and ignore captions that only say “rare berry.”