Crop care and seeds
Sort Seeds with the Gardeneer Hat
Use plant inspection to choose crops and seed reserves based on visible requirements rather than guessing.
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Sort Seeds with the Gardeneer Hat
A tended garden after the first crops are available, with seed storage nearby.
Before you go
- Gardeneer Hat
- Crop plants to inspect
- Seeds and separate storage for sorting
Farming steps
- Put on the Gardeneer Hat and inspect a growing crop.
- Note its displayed growth-stage clues and requirements for the next care check.
- Inspect the different crop types you intend to keep in the garden.
- Sort seeds into groups by crop and seasonal suitability.
- Compare each group with current Farm Soil nutrient conditions before planting.
- Plant only a manageable grouping whose needs you can meet.
- Return to inspect plants as they grow and revise the seed plan when conditions change.
- Sort seed reserves before harvest surplus is used for cooking, so planting stock remains available.
- Keep the hat inspection as one part of care; still water, supply nutrients, and tend when required.
Repeat, collect and use
Repeat inspections and sorting whenever new crop types or seasonal plans change; the hat’s information remains useful across planting cycles.
Common mistakes
- Assuming inspection guarantees a good harvest: follow the indicated needs throughout growth.
- Mixing all seeds together after sorting: store crop types separately to preserve the plan.
- Planting a large family based on one plant’s needs: inspect each crop type you include.
When to stop or switch
Stop expanding a crop group when the displayed needs exceed available water, nutrients, or tending time; save its seeds for another window.
Sources & fact checks
What you can get here
Open a guide to find other locations and see what the item is used for.