Blox Fruits Store Fruits in 1st Sea? Answered

Yes, you can store fruits in the First Sea in Blox Fruits. The game has a built-in Fruit Storage feature that works across all seas, including the First Sea, letting you save up to five fruits so you can swap between them or keep rare ones for later. This article explains how the storage system works, how to unlock and use it, what it costs, and common mistakes players make.

What Is Fruit Storage in Blox Fruits?

Fruit Storage is a game mechanic that lets you save a fruit you currently hold (or have in your inventory) without losing it when you eat a different fruit. Normally, eating a new fruit destroys the one you had. With storage, you can keep up to five fruits in a dedicated storage menu and switch between them at any time, from any sea, as long as you are not in combat.

This feature is especially useful in the First Sea because you might find a rare fruit early on, but you want to keep using your current one until you level up. You can store the rare fruit and use it later when you are ready.

How to Unlock Fruit Storage

Fruit Storage is not available from the start. You need to unlock it by purchasing a gamepass from the in-game shop. The gamepass is called “Fruit Storage� and costs 450 Robux. Once you buy it, you get a storage menu that you can open anytime.

There is also a temporary way to store fruits using a “Fruit Notifier� gamepass, but that only alerts you when a fruit spawns; it does not store fruits. The permanent storage is the only way to save fruits.

If you are playing on mobile or console, the gamepass purchase is the same. You can access the storage by pressing the “Fruit Storage� button on your screen (usually near the inventory icon).

How to Store a Fruit

Storing a fruit is simple, but there are a few rules:

• You must be holding the fruit in your hand (i.e., you have not eaten it yet). If you have already eaten a fruit, you cannot store it; you can only store uneaten fruits.
• Open your inventory and select the fruit you want to store.
• Click the “Storeâ€� button (or press the corresponding key on PC). The fruit will be moved to your storage.
• To retrieve a fruit, open the Fruit Storage menu and select the fruit you want. It will be placed in your hand, and you can eat it or store it again.

You can store any fruit, including common ones like Rocket or Spin, and rare ones like Dragon or Dough. There is no restriction by sea.

How Many Fruits Can You Store?

The base Fruit Storage gamepass gives you 5 slots. That means you can have up to five fruits saved at the same time. If you want more slots, you can purchase additional storage upgrades, but the maximum is 10 slots total (the base 5 plus 5 more from a second purchase). The second upgrade also costs 450 Robux.

So, in total, you can store up to 10 fruits if you buy both upgrades. That is the hard cap. You cannot store more than that, even if you have multiple fruits in your inventory.

Common Mistakes and Misconceptions

One common mistake is thinking that storage works like a backpack for fruits you already ate. It does not. Once you eat a fruit, it is gone forever (unless you have a permanent fruit, which is a different item). Storage only works on uneaten fruits.

Another misconception is that storage is only for the Second or Third Sea. That is false. The feature is global. You can store a fruit in the First Sea, travel to the Second Sea, and retrieve it there.

Also, some players think that storing a fruit will reset its cooldown or that you can store a fruit while in a fight. You cannot store or retrieve fruits while in combat. You must be out of battle.

Costs and Alternatives

The Fruit Storage gamepass costs 450 Robux. There is no in-game currency (like Beli or fragments) that can buy it. If you do not want to spend Robux, there are a few alternatives:

• Use a fruit you are willing to lose: If you find a rare fruit but you are not ready to use it, you can just eat it and lose your current fruit. That is risky.
• Trade with other players: You can trade fruits with other players, but you still need to hold the fruit. Trading does not store it.
• Keep it in your inventory: If you have a fruit in your inventory (not equipped), it stays there until you eat it. But you can only carry one fruit at a time in your inventory. If you pick up another fruit, the first one is dropped.

So, storage is the only reliable way to keep multiple fruits.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I store a fruit in the First Sea and use it in the Second Sea?

Yes. Storage is account-wide, so any fruit you store in the First Sea is available in all seas. You can retrieve it from any sea, as long as you are out of combat.

Do I need to be a certain level to use Fruit Storage?

No. The gamepass works from level 1. You can buy it and use it immediately in the First Sea.

Can I store a permanent fruit?

No. Permanent fruits are not stored; they are permanently equipped to your character. You cannot store them, but you can switch between permanent fruits you own via the inventory menu.

What happens if I store a fruit and then die?

Nothing. Stored fruits are safe. They stay in your storage even if you die or leave the game. They are saved to your account.

Can I store a fruit that I got from a boss drop?

Yes. Any uneaten fruit, whether from a spawn, boss drop, or trading, can be stored.

Is Fruit Storage worth buying?

If you often find rare fruits and want to keep them without losing your current one, it is very useful. If you only use one fruit and never switch, you might not need it.

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