Blox Fruits dealer stock: how the normal and Mirage restocks work

Two dealers, two schedules

Blox Fruits has two places to buy fruits for in-game money: the normal Blox Fruit Dealer and the dealer on Mirage Island. Each one sells a small rotating selection that changes on a fixed timer, so what you can buy depends on when you look.

The normal dealer restocks every 4 hours, six times a day. The Mirage dealer restocks every 2 hours, twelve times a day. Both follow a fixed grid that starts at midnight UTC, which means the reset times are the same for every player in the world even though the clock on your wall is different.

How to read the stock page

The stock page shows what each dealer is selling at the moment, with prices in Beli and in Robux, and a countdown to the next restock. When the timer reaches zero the selection changes, and the page updates for you without a refresh.

Next to each fruit you also see its value, so you can tell at a glance which fruits are worth buying to trade on and which are only worth buying to use.

Using the stock to trade better

The stock affects value. A fruit that keeps showing up at the dealer is easy for anyone to get, so players pay less for it in a trade. A fruit that is rarely in stock is harder to find, and its value tends to be higher. If a valuable fruit is in stock right now, it can be cheaper to buy it than to trade for it.

Timing helps as well. If you need a particular fruit, check the countdown: waiting for the next restock may cost you nothing, while paying a large overpay in a trade today may cost a lot.

Never miss a restock

You can turn on stock alerts on the stock page to hear about a restock without keeping the page open. Remember that the stock shown is a snapshot of the current window. Always confirm in the game before you spend, since a restock can happen the moment you are reading.