Blox Fruits: How to Store Fruits and Find Them Again

Store saves a physical fruit: an item you can hold before eating it. It does not turn that item into a permanent fruit, and it does not change the fruit power you are already using. The safe route is to select the physical item, choose Store, then check that it appears in your saved inventory.

A physical fruit can come from the Gacha, a map pickup or another physical-fruit reward. Buying a fruit power from the regular Dealer with Money is different: it replaces your active fruit rather than giving you an item to put away. This walkthrough starts after you already have a physical fruit. It uses the PC interface; the pictures are original Pixel Twelve diagrams, not screenshots.

Need to obtain one first? Our Blox Fruits fruit-acquisition guide explains which sources give physical items and which give powers.

Look at the row of item squares along the bottom of the game screen. This is your hotbar. Click the picture of the physical fruit you just received. Its slot becomes selected, and your character should visibly hold the fruit.

For example, Rocket is a gray, block-shaped fruit with small side fins, a white face and a bright green stem. Other fruits have different shapes. The useful check is not just the picture: make sure your character is holding an actual fruit item. A fruit ability in the hotbar is not the same thing.

With the physical fruit selected, left-click in the game world to open its action choices. If your character is attacking instead of holding a fruit, you selected a power or weapon; return to the bottom bar and choose the physical item.

The fruit action list appears on the right side of the screen. Read the four rows from top to bottom: Eat, Drop, Store and Nevermind. Click Store, the third row. Do not click Eat to put the fruit away: eating activates that fruit and replaces the fruit power you were using.

Nevermind closes the choice without eating the fruit. Use it if you need to stop and read the options again. Drop is not storage; it leaves a physical fruit outside your saved inventory, and a fruit that has already been stored cannot be dropped.

After choosing Store, check your saved inventory in the next two steps. Do not treat a change in your character's hand as proof by itself. If a capacity message appears, skip to the storage-limit section before making another choice.

Look at the lower-left corner of the game screen, where your Money, level, Health and Energy are shown. Above that information is the yellow Menu button. Click Menu to open a four-button grid.

In that grid, Stats is at the top left and Items is at the top right; Close and Shop are underneath. Click Items, not Shop. Items opens the saved-item window with a yellow header. If the four buttons are already showing, go straight to Items.

In the Items window, look down the tabs on the left edge. Choose Treasure, the second tab, below Backpack. It uses a green fruit-and-gold-ring picture. Backpack contains equipment such as swords and guns; it is not the fruit list.

Now use the category dropdown at the upper left of the main window. If it says All, open it and choose Fruits. Look for the same fruit name and picture that you selected before storing. The Fruits category also includes physical skins and mutations, so read the card's name instead of assuming every colorful card is an ordinary fruit.

If the list is crowded, use the Search box with the magnifying-glass symbol at the upper right and type the fruit's name. If a previous search is still there, clear it before looking for a different fruit. Seeing your fruit in this saved list is the check you want; you do not need to take it out just to prove it was stored.

Premium is a different category under Treasure. It includes stored permanent-fruit items and other premium products. A physical Rocket in Fruits is not permanent Rocket access. Buying, storing and activating a permanent fruit are separate actions, not part of this free storage check.

Standard storage allows one of each fruit type, not one fruit in total. If you already have a Rocket saved, another Rocket needs extra capacity for that type. A different fruit does not use up Rocket's own allowance.

Check the existing copy in Treasure with the Fruits filter and the name search. Owning the +1 Fruit Storage upgrade raises the number you can keep for each type, but you do not need to buy it to store your first copy. This guide does not ask you to spend Robux.

If you are blocked by the limit, do not click Eat just to clear the message unless you genuinely want to change your active power. Read the option again and use Nevermind if you are unsure. Leaving a server is not a substitute for checking that the item is saved.

A stored fruit and a fruit taken out of storage are not equally safe. If you take a saved fruit out and are killed while holding it, you can lose that item. It also cannot be dropped for another player once it has been stored. Keep it in the saved list until you have a real use for it.

This is why the walkthrough stops at finding the fruit card. It is a storage check, not a trading or eating tutorial. If your menu is blank or fails to respond, do not click guessed positions: wait for the labeled options to appear. We have not tested every device or a fix for a broken menu.

For choosing a power rather than saving an item, read the Blox Fruits fruit tier list.

Start with the First Sea beginner guide if you are still learning the main controls and quest loop.

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