The Garden is a fantastic new feature in Cookie Clicker that was added in version 2.002. To gather more seeds, make cookies, and level up, among other things, you can cultivate and develop plants in the Garden. The best part is that you may add variety to your cookie recipe by utilizing the various plants, each of which has its own set of advantages and disadvantages.
Learn all about the Cookie Clicker universe down below and become a master gardener!
How Do You Unlock All of the Seeds in Cookie Clicker Garden?
Players are welcome to play around with various plant pairings to optimize their cookie output, adding an extra degree of depth and strategy to the game. It’s an evolving feature that changes with your progress and the seeds and upgrades you obtain. The Garden can be accessed from the game’s main menu (the Farm tab).
What Are the Seeds in the Cookie Clicker?
In the Garden minigame, you can improve your fields and earn seeds as a byproduct. You start the game with just one seed, Baker’s Wheat, when you level up. In the original Garden, you can also grow Meddleweed from empty plots. But there’s more than meets the eye!
In need of more seeds?! Of course, that’s why you’re here, so let’s explore some of the best options, shall we?
Step One: Collecting Seeds
You can collect seeds from your plant once it has reached maturity. You can plant the same seed in an unoccupied tile an unlimited number of times once you have it. You should expect the plant to release more seeds after it has reached maturity, so keep that in mind. To view a plant’s stage and other details on the garden plot, just hover over it.
Step Two: Germination and Development
Ticks, the Garden’s caterpillars, come in a wide variety of species and soil types. The plants grow an arbitrary quantity with each tick. Before they can be harvested, they must go through the following stages: bud, sprout, bloom, and maturity. Amazing!
TIP: Until you have Crumbspore and Brown Mold, you should only harvest your Garden by hand. Prior to that, using the Harvest All feature could result in the death of the newly produced species, preventing your seed bank from growing.
What is the Total Number of Seed Varieties?
You may unlock 34 unique seeds, and planting them in your Garden will yield diverse results. Look into them down below:
Get the Best Soil for Your Garden by Following These Tips!
Switching around the soil in which you grow your plants can help speed up the process of mutation. Some soils that you may begin using immediately are:
Dirt: This is the initial soil that you get when you unlock the game; it has no effect on the base rates. It takes 5 minutes for each tick of your plots.
Clay: It increases your efficiency by 25% but slows your ticks down to 15 minutes apiece. Very well done!
Wood Chips: Mutations thrive on this particular soil type. The rate of growth is reduced by 90% and the effectiveness by 75% as the plants begin expanding and mutate three times faster.
Fertilizer: Your ticks will now just take 3 minutes each. Additionally, you gain a 20% increase in growth, but at the expense of 25% efficiency. Neat!
Pebbles: When your plants are about to die, you automatically have a 35% chance of harvesting seeds with pebbles. Your ticket time is also reduced to 5 minutes, your effectiveness is halved, and your growth is halved again. Even when you’re not near a computer, it can still assist you in gathering seeds.
What’s your Cookie Clicker Garden experience so far? Share your thoughts with us in the comments section below!
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