Is there an easier way?

I wish.
What I do is decide how many I want to save, move that amount of top quality ones somewhere (the fridge, a chest, flower arranging table, another sim’s inventory) and then just sell the rest all at once. I usually only want to save 5-10 so that works for me. If I have a plant producing that harvestable I don’t need huge numbers of them on hand.

I assume you mean once they're in your Sims' inventory? You can click the multi-select and hover your mouse over each fruit/vegetable and select them that way. I do it with pictures my sims take all the time.

The easiest way of selling fruits/vegetables is the super sell (or whatever it's called) on the plants. That won't allow you to keep the higher quality ones though.

Edit to clarify: You can hover your mouse over them which will show you how much they're worth. Then select the lower priced ones.

"babajayne;c-17752085" wrote:
I wish.
What I do is decide how many I want to save, move that amount of top quality ones somewhere (the fridge, a chest, flower arranging table, another sim’s inventory) and then just sell the rest all at once. I usually only want to save 5-10 so that works for me. If I have a plant producing that harvestable I don’t need huge numbers of them on hand.

"babajayne;c-17752085" wrote:
I wish.
What I do is decide how many I want to save, move that amount of top quality ones somewhere (the fridge, a chest, flower arranging table, another sim’s inventory) and then just sell the rest all at once. I usually only want to save 5-10 so that works for me. If I have a plant producing that harvestable I don’t need huge numbers of them on hand.

Yes that's what I do to. But I save 80 or 90. For a florist 5 or 10 is not enough. And why does it have to keep going back to the top. I wish it would stay where you last went, at least until you were done. Or things change places. Say I'm fertilizing plants with mushrooms. They may be 5 down so I get used to moving 5 down when all of a sudden it's 35 down and I'm using a dragon fruit or orchid instead. But I'm on to them so I check every single time.

"SweetieWright_84;c-17752087" wrote:
I assume you mean once they're in your Sims' inventory? You can click the multi-select and hover your mouse over each fruit/vegetable and select them that way. I do it with pictures my sims take all the time.

The easiest way of selling fruits/vegetables is the super sell (or whatever it's called) on the plants. That won't allow you to keep the higher quality ones though.

Edit to clarify: You can hover your mouse over them which will show you how much they're worth. Then select the lower priced ones.

When i do this it's always in their inventory or the gardening table. It builds up when they harvest everyday but there's so much going on that the game throws at you that I don't have time to do it every day. And the multi select, i didn't know you could do that. Where is it how do you do it?

The multi-select is in the Sim's individual inventory. There is a button toward the top right side. You click it to turn it on/off. Then click the number of your stacked item (peppers, etc.), it will open another inventory window. Click the ones you want to sell, they'll turn green when you have them selected. Then click sell at the bottom of your inventory window.

@SweetieWright_84 All this time I thought you could only select multiple stacks with that tool. I've always been scared to try it and accidentally delete the ones I want to keep. I didn't know it opens a new window to select individual plants. I should've just had the courage to try it and figure this out myself. Thank you so much for clarifying how to use this so I know now and won't be such a scaredy cat! <3

@Karababy52, You're welcome. I use it to sort out pictures for my Sims to keep/sell.

@SweetieWright_84
Thanks for the tip! I knew we could multiselect different items, but I didn’t know we could do that within the stack! ?
Everyone needs to know this right now, lol!

@babajayne, you're welcome. I'm glad I could help. :)

Great tip thanks, my Sims always have alot of plants to sell too.