A broad seed collection unlocks more crop choices and makes discovered varieties easier to plant again.
PC / Global, current release
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
Wild crop plants in valley and Forest habitats, followed by Igrork’s Plant Nursery for discovered seasonal seed stock.
Build diversity by finding wild crop seeds, recording what each belongs to, and planting new types when their season comes around. The Plant Nursery supports repeat purchases only for crops already discovered, so preserve unfamiliar seeds until you have secured that first discovery.
Handaxe for harvestable wild plants that yield seeds.
Plantable farm tiles in the relevant crop season.
Plant Nursery idea for restocking discovered seeds.
Search accessible valley and Forest areas for wild plants that can yield crop seeds.
Harvest unfamiliar plants and check the seed pouch for new entries.
Keep an unfamiliar seed and identify its crop and season in the crop list.
Plant the seed when its season is active and a farmable tile is ready.
Harvest a first crop sample and set it aside for a contribution, collection, or future use.
After the crop is discovered and the Plant Nursery is unlocked, check Igrork’s seasonal stock.
Buy additional seeds of discovered crops when you want a larger patch or another planting.
Farming tips
Do not treat the nursery as a source for every unknown crop; discovery comes first.
Track which crops you have registered so exploration time goes toward missing varieties.
Repeat, collect and use
Discovering each crop seed is a one-time collection milestone. Planting and buying seeds can repeat when the crop is in season and nursery stock is available.
Common mistakes
Assuming seed purchases are available before discovery: find the wild seed first.
Using an unfamiliar seed before preparing a field: keep it until the right season and tile are available.
Planting every seed without a plan: retain a sample for future planting or village needs.
When to stop or switch
Stop broad seed searching when you have the varieties needed for current planting and progression; resume when a new crop goal or season makes another discovery useful.
