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The '''ripe tomato plant''' is an item in {{NH}} introduced in the {{NHVer|2.0|full}}. The plant produces {{I|Tomato|New Horizons}}es for the player to pick. By default, only one Tomato is produced, but up to three Tomatoes can be produced if a [[watering can]] is used.
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The '''ripe tomato plant''' is an item in {{NH}} introduced in the {{NHVer|2.0|full}}. The plant produces {{I|tomato|New Horizons}}es for the player to pick. By default, only one tomato is produced, but up to three tomatoes can be produced if a [[watering can]] is used.
  
 
The ripe tomato plant can be obtained from growing a {{I|tomato start|New Horizons}} or a {{I|tomato|New Horizons}}. The plant can be relocated by digging it up.
 
The ripe tomato plant can be obtained from growing a {{I|tomato start|New Horizons}} or a {{I|tomato|New Horizons}}. The plant can be relocated by digging it up.

Latest revision as of 00:39, April 4, 2023

Ripe tomato plant
Buy price Sell price
Not for sale  350 Bells
Obtain via  Tomato start (After being planted)
 Tomato (After being planted)
Stack 1
Variations
None
Names in other languages
 そだったトマト
 成熟的番茄
 tomate mûre
 tomatera madura
 pianta di pomodoro matura
 взрослый томат
 다 자란 토마토
 成熟的番茄
 tomate mûre
 tomate maduro
 Tomate (reif)
 rijpe tomatenplant

The ripe tomato plant is an item in Animal Crossing: New Horizons introduced in the 2.0 Free Update. The plant produces tomatoes for the player to pick. By default, only one tomato is produced, but up to three tomatoes can be produced if a watering can is used.

The ripe tomato plant can be obtained from growing a tomato start or a tomato. The plant can be relocated by digging it up.

In Happy Home Paradise, this item is unlocked for use in designing when doing a vacation home request for Admiral, Benjamin, Boots, Dora, Groucho, Ketchup, Limberg, and Lyman.

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