How to Water Plants in Stardew Valley Without a Watering Can

Watering plants is an essential task in Stardew Valley, but what do you do when your watering can is broken or you don't have one yet? Don't worry, there are several ways to water your plants without a watering can.

Use the Watering Pail

The first way to water your plants is by using the watering pail. The watering pail can be purchased from Pierre's General Store for 100 gold. Once you have the watering pail, you can fill it up at any source of water, such as a pond or river, and then use it to water your plants.

To use the watering pail, stand next to the plant that needs watering and then click on the watering pail in your inventory. The pail will then pour water onto the plant, watering it. The watering pail can hold up to 40 uses and can be refilled at any source of water.

Use the Sprinkler System

The second way to water your plants is by setting up a sprinkler system. Sprinklers can be crafted using copper bars and refined quartz, and can also be purchased from the Dwarf for 1,000 gold each.

To use the sprinkler system, you need to place the sprinkler on the ground next to your plants. The sprinkler will then automatically water any plants within its range. There are different types of sprinklers with different ranges, so be sure to choose the one that will cover all of your plants.

Use Rainwater

The third way to water your plants is by taking advantage of rainy days. When it rains in Stardew Valley, all of your plants will be automatically watered without any need to use a watering can or other tools.

To take advantage of rainy days, make sure to keep an eye on the weather report on the television in your farmhouse. If rain is forecasted for the next day, wait to water your plants until the rain comes.

Conclusion

Watering plants is an important task in Stardew Valley, but it doesn't have to be a frustrating one. By using the watering pail, setting up a sprinkler system, or taking advantage of rainy days, you can keep your plants healthy and happy without needing a watering can.