Every Sunday,Animal Crossing: New Horizonsplayers have a chance to buy turnips from Daisy Mae, and those that do will be looking to resell the root vegetables at a profit. That said, some fans may be curious if anything else can be done withturnips inAnimal Crossing: New Horizonsbeyond just selling them. Specifically, players may be wondering if it possible to plant turnips inACNH, and this guide looks to shine some light on this matter.
To put things simply, it is not possible to plant turnips inAnimal Crossing: New Horizonsin the traditional sense, meaning that they cannot be tended to and grown like a flower of tree. WhileAnimal Crossing: Wild WorldandCity Folkdid give players the ability to plant special red turnips outdoors, those do not appear to be available inACNH, and thus players do not need to worry about planting the turnips that they purchase from Daisy Mae.
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That said, fans can bury their turnips inAnimal Crossing: New Horizonsif they so choose. This is done by simply digging a hole with a shovel and dropping the turnips in, and it will leave the same pattern on the ground that players see when they come across fossils andbamboo shoots. While burying turnips is not the same as planting them, and will thus not lead to more being produced, there is a reason that players might still want to do it.
Namely, this is one way to approach storing turnips inAnimal Crossing: New Horizons. Indeed, these root vegetables cannot be placed in house storage, and burying them is an alternative that may be appealing to fans that want to keep turnips off the floors of their homes and out of theirpockets.
However, it is important to note that burying turnips inACNHwill not prevent them from rotting when the next Sunday rolls around. As such, players that decide to use the grounds of their islands to store turnips inAnimal Crossing: New Horizonsshould make sure to dig them up and sell them at Nook’s Cranny beforeDaisy Maemakes her next appearance.
Animal Crossing: New Horizonsis available now, exclusively for Nintendo Switch.
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