Harvest Hearth Pets FAQ

Plant fruit saplings (crafted or found) in tilled soil with adequate light and water access, similar to vanilla crops. Trees will grow through several stages before producing harvestable fruit that you can pick by right-clicking.

The squeezer is a dedicated block that processes fruits into juices in larger batches, while the knife is a handheld tool for smaller-scale juice extraction and food prep on cutting boards. Both produce juice, but squeezers are more efficient for bulk production.

No, only certain food items are compatible with tabletop display mode. Hold a compatible food item and press Z to convert it; if nothing happens, that item isn't supported for decoration.

Place a whole cake on a surface, then right-click it with a kitchen knife to slice it into individual pieces that can be eaten or stacked separately.

Fruit mobs are primarily decorative companions that spawn naturally or can be summoned, adding ambiance to your farm. They don't provide resources or gameplay benefits.

Wine recipes require wheat, water, sugar, and harvested fruits combined in a brewing setup; exact recipes vary by wine type.

Ice cream is crafted using snowballs, milk, and bowls combined in a crafting interface or specialized station—no dedicated machine is required.

The custom 3D models may have a minor performance impact on lower-end systems, especially with many crops loaded at once; consider reducing render distance if you experience lag.

Yes, the mod includes over 30 custom advancements that guide you through farming, cooking, and decoration milestones—check your advancement tab to see available goals.

Bottled oil must be crafted or obtained as part of the mod's recipe system; you cannot make deep-fried dishes like fries or fried chicken without it.