Steal A Tree Complete the Index

The Index in Steal A Tree is the live catalog of what you have actually obtained. It is not a screenshot grid, not a Discord collage, and not a forty-name table copied from another Roblox steal game. Trees, fruit, mutations, and pets all land here when you earn them. If a claim button is lit, press it. Discovery rewards are free progress you already paid for with a steal, a juice press, or a helper that sat on the plot.

This page is the fill order. Pair it with Getting Started if your vat is still rusty, with Fruit Types for the gallery list, with Fruit Mutations for crystal and rainbow value, and with the pet Index for helpers. Weekend adds belong on the weekend patch notes, not on a frozen image.

What the Index actually records

Open the Index from the plot UI. The screen is the only roster Juice Society owes you. Entries you own show a name and whatever obtain text the current build ships. Entries you do not own stay incomplete. That hole is a checklist, not an insult.

Four slices sit in the same menu:

• Trees — saplings you stole from gnome gardens and planted, including the common glowing cube and later crystal or rainbow showcases.
• Fruit — banana, grape, apple, orange, strawberry, watermelon, pineapple, and any later type a patch adds. Juice is how you prove you own them.
• Mutations — looks and multipliers on fruit or trees. A mutated apple is not the same Index row as a normal apple.
• Pets — helpers that sit on the plot. Obtain methods change; the Index card is the live method.

Claiming is not optional flavor. Unclaimed ticks are cash or Steps you already earned. Players who steal a new fruit, juice it, and never open the Index are donating that reward to the void.

Why the same night as a weekend patch matters

Steal A Tree’s community cadence is a Saturday or Sunday patch more often than a random Wednesday surprise. The place last updated 11 September 2026. Juice Society does not publish a public Trello. You prepare as if the shutdown will happen.

Claim the Index the same night you play before that window. Two things go wrong if you wait:

1. A patch can add new rows. An unclaimed Friday banana sits next to a shiny new mutation on Sunday. You skip the old claim because the new art is louder.
2. A patch can retune obtain text, claim buttons, or layout. The reward you meant to tap on Friday is no longer obvious after the UI shuffle.

Walk the Index once before you log off. If a claim is lit, press it. Screenshot the completed rows if you want a personal record. Then dump juice and empty your hands, as the weekend patch page already tells you. The Index claim is the part people skip because it feels like paperwork. It is the only paperwork that pays.

After you rejoin a patched server, open the Index again before you hunt a crystal tree. New holes are the patch notes. Old image posts will omit them or mislabel them.

Do not trust random image lists

Community grids freeze a hatch pool that already changed. They mix titles. They assign juice numbers nobody can defend. They copy mascots from other steal games. Steal A Tree is gnome gardens, fruit juice, a rusty vat, a treadmill, and this Index. If a silhouette cannot be found as a card in your client, it is not a Steal A Tree entry for ranking purposes.

Image lists also hide mutations. A fruit you “have” in a normal form may still be missing a mutated row. Check both slices the same day. Details live on Fruit Mutations. The habit is the same: claim, track, do not guess.

If a list tells you there are forty official juice prices, close it. Juice Society has not published a stable public price table of that size. Watch the vat. Rank value on the Tier List Hub after you have pressed fruit, not after you memorized a graphic.

The pet Index exists because pet grids go stale fastest. Use that page for helpers. Use this page for the whole catalog.

Fill commons first

The correct Index order is the same as the correct juice order.

1. Steal a common sapling. It looks like a glowing cube of fruit. Plant it. Juice it. Claim the tree and the fruit. That is the first-hour Index, and it matches Getting Started.
2. Work the official gallery fruit: banana, grape, apple, orange, strawberry, watermelon, pineapple. Each type is a row. Volume also fills the vat. See Fruit Types.
3. Keep extra plot slots in commons so more fruit ticks. More presses mean more chances to notice a mutated look.
4. When a mutation appears, get it home only if your speed clears that garden, plant it, juice it, and claim the mutated row. Do not park it as a lamp. Fruit Mutations is the hunt page.
5. Claim pets when the Index, shop, or event actually hands you one. Helpers wait until the vat and treadmill are not starving. Log them on the pet Index.
6. Crystal and rainbow showcases are marketed around 1 in 1,000,000. They are late Index rows. They are F-tier steals on starter speed. Leave them in the garden until the carry is boring.

Never invert this because a thumbnail showed a rainbow. An empty banana row and a dropped crystal is a failed session.

A session checklist that actually fills rows

• Join a 6-player server and claim a plot. Other people want the same cubes. This is online, not local co-op.
• Open the Index once before you run so you know which holes you can close today.
• Steal commons from gardens your Steps can clear. Tag-drop still applies. Do not practice Index hunting by feeding rares to the lane.
• Juice every new fruit. The vat is how the game believes you.
• Open the Index after every first-time look. Claim immediately. Do not batch claims until you are tired.
• If a weekend window is close, claim again before you log off, even if you already claimed at login.
• If the Index added a name you do not recognize, treat it as a patch note. Confirm on the weekend patch page, then steal a common to test gnome timing before you chase the new art.

Codes do not fill the Index. When codes exist they typically grant Steps or Speed. As of 12 September 2026 there are no confirmed public codes. Check the Codes Hub anyway. Do not invent an Index code.

What the Index is not

It is not a museum. Completing a row does not mean you should stop juicing that fruit. Commons still fund vat capacity after the discovery is claimed.

It is not a combat log. Other players on the server contest gardens. They do not raid a published player-plot lock. Your parked tree is safer than a carry. The Index still only cares that you obtained the thing.

It is not a substitute for speed. A crystal row you dropped in a gnome tag is not your row. Train on the treadmill, then steal.

It is not permission to skip juice upgrades. Discovery rewards are a bump. The rusty vat is the printer.

Finish the commons, claim the night before a patch, and ignore any grid that never opened this menu. The Index is a ledger you tap, not a poster you collect. If a claim is lit when you walk to the treadmill, you are leaving money on the pad. Press it, juice the next banana, and let the rare rows wait until your Steps can actually finish the steal. That is how the catalog fills without turning your plot into a graveyard of unclaimed trophies.