Run a Christmas Tree Lot Stock Trees: Restock Guide

How to Order and Stock Trees

An empty lot brings your tree sales to a halt. This Run a Christmas Tree Lot stock trees guide walks you through ordering, receiving deliveries, and putting trees out for shoppers. Keep that cycle moving so your earnings can fund the next shipment.

Your computer is where restocking begins:

1. Use the computer on your lot. Open the ordering interface to browse trees.
2. Add trees to your order. Choose the types you want while watching your available cash.
3. Place the order. Your trees arrive by supplier truck.
4. Collect the delivered trees. Bring them onto your lot.
5. Place them out for customers. Stock the selling area with your delivery.

Placing an order and stocking the lot are separate tasks. After the truck arrives, get those trees into position before returning to other jobs.

Once a customer chooses a tree, handle checkout and load the purchase into their car. Early on, you'll be moving between deliveries, stocking, and serving shoppers yourself.

Official page: Run a Christmas Tree Lot (roblox.com)

Keep Your Inventory Moving Without Spending Everything

Order a mix of tree types instead of putting your entire budget into one option. Customers browse the lot and choose individual trees, so give them a selection while keeping enough cash available for another shipment.

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Start with manageable orders. Spending everything at the computer can leave you waiting on sales before you can replenish anything else.

Build these checks into your routine:

• Look over the remaining trees before ordering. Replace types that are disappearing from your display.
• Reorder while you still have trees to sell. Give the next delivery time to arrive.
• Place delivered stock promptly. Trees waiting to be put out aren't helping customers choose a purchase.
• Finish customer purchases between stocking trips. Checkout and loading are part of turning inventory back into cash.

Watch what sells on your own lot and adjust subsequent orders around that. Avoid committing a large amount of cash to expensive trees before you've seen how quickly your current selection moves.

Hire Help and Expand Around Your Workload

Workers help run the business, including handling checkout and other customer-service tasks. Hire assistance when serving shoppers keeps pulling you away from receiving deliveries and replenishing the lot.

Keep money for replacement trees before spending on staff. A helper is useful when there are purchases to process; your inventory still needs funding.

You can also expand the lot and upgrade its stock zone. Work those purchases into your budget alongside regular orders, rather than spending your restocking money on every available upgrade.

Use decorations to personalize the business after you've covered its immediate operating needs. Paths, lighting, and festive furniture are tempting purchases, but keep the next tree order funded before decorating.

Delivery and Cash Game Passes

Two game passes directly affect the ordering-and-selling cycle:

Game Pass	Price	Effect
Instant Delivery	149 Robux	The supplier truck heads out immediately when you place an order.
2x Cash	99 Robux	Doubles the profit on every tree sold.

Choose around the task you want to improve. Consider Instant Delivery if waiting for shipments interrupts your routine. Consider 2x Cash if you want more profit from completed tree sales.

Keep the delivery benefit in mind when planning purchases: its effect is immediate truck dispatch. Continue collecting and placing your trees when the shipment reaches your lot.

Use Cash Codes to Fund More Stock

Cash rewards can cover additional orders without taking money away from your existing inventory budget:

• IMBROKE: 25,000 Cash
• BUDDYTHEELF: 10,000 Cash
• SNOWBALL: 10,000 Cash

To redeem a code, open Menu on the right side of the screen, select Codes, and enter it exactly as written. Remove extra spaces if you're pasting it.

Put the cash toward a varied shipment, then reserve part of it for replenishment. Buy workers or upgrades once your next delivery is covered.