April 10, 2017 11:50 pm
Hot on the heels of the fifth global mission, the six global mission has already been announced for Pokémon Sun and Moon. It will officially begin on April 25 and asks players to harvest as many Poké Beans as they can from the Poké Pelago. More details will be shared by The Pokémon Company at a later date. You won’t be able to grow your own Berries until you reach the Poké Pelago and unlock Isle Aplenny. As you upgrade Isle Aplenny, you’ll be able to grow more Berries, and the Berry trees you plant will have greater yields. Placing Poké Beans in the crate on Isle Aplenny will increase the speed Berries grow at. Depending on the type of Berry, it will ordinarily take between 24 and 72 hours to grow.
Source: Serebii
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