Buildings and upgrades
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Upgrades
You can upgrade your buildings, plots, and flower plots here.
Watering Can (Level 1)
Speed: %4
Exp: %2
Next: %6/%3
Cost: 2,000
Plots
Level too low (Max: 9 plots) Reach Level 10 to increase the limit!
Choose the upgrade, review its new capacity or benefit, price, and remaining balance, then confirm. Your farmer level decides which upgrade buttons appear; a building’s upgrade level decides its price and capacity. Reaching a farmer level does not buy the upgrade automatically.
Building catalogue
Section titled “Building catalogue”Here L means the building’s current upgrade level, starting at 1. Each purchase raises it by one.
| Upgrade | Button appears at farmer level | Next-step price | Benefit at upgrade level L |
Maximum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coop | 5 | 5,000 × L coins |
10 + (L − 1) animals; 5 + (L − 1) eggs per chicken |
Level 16: 25 animals, 20 eggs each |
| Barn | 10 | 5,000 × L coins |
10 + (L − 1) animals; 5 + (L − 1) milk per cow |
Level 16: 25 animals, 20 milk each |
| Wild Post | 10 | 5,000 × L coins |
L observation spaces |
Level 10: 10 spaces |
| Beehive | 12 | 10,000 × L coins |
20 + 10 × (L − 1) workers; 10 + 2 × (L − 1) honey capacity |
Level 9: 100 workers, 26 honey |
| Watering Can | 1 | First step 2,000 coins; progressive prices below | min(2 + 2 × L, 50)% growth-speed bonus; (1 + L)% harvest XP bonus from watering |
Level 24: 50% speed, 25% harvest XP |
A coop upgrade increases both animal spaces and each chicken’s stock. It does not reset age or make egg production faster. Barn upgrades work the same way for cows. Hive upgrades raise worker and honey capacity; hive production explains how those capacities are used.
Plot expansions
Section titled “Plot expansions”Plot upgrades add one empty plot per purchase. Each garden has its own plot count and price.
| Area | Upgrade button appears | Next plot price from the starting count | Maximum |
|---|---|---|---|
| Field | Farmer level 1 | 4 to 5 plots: 500 coins; later prices below | Farmer-level cap, up to 64 |
| Berry garden | Farmer level 3 | 4 to 5: 5,000 coins; +5,000 for each later purchase | 64 |
| Flower garden | Farmer level 12 | 9 to 10: 10,000 coins; +5,000 for each later purchase | 64 |
| Orchard | Farmer level 15 | 9 to 10: 5,000 coins; +5,000 for each later purchase | 64 |
The gardens themselves open before some expansion buttons: berry garden at level 2, flower garden at 7, orchard at 13. Their expansion buttons appear at 3, 12, and 15 respectively.
| Farmer level | Field plot limit |
|---|---|
| 1–9 | 9 |
| 10–14 | 16 |
| 15–19 | 25 |
| 20–24 | 36 |
| 25–29 | 49 |
| 30+ | 64 |
The field starts with four plots; the fifth costs 500 coins. For the next purchase at current plot count p, the price rises by 100 at p = 5–8, 200 at 9–15, 500 at 16–24, 1,000 at 25–35, 1,500 at 36–48, and 2,000 at 49–63. The screen shows your exact next price and level limit. Larger fields also affect harvest XP deductions; read crops before expanding only for XP.
Watering-can prices
Section titled “Watering-can prices”The first upgrade, level 1 to 2, costs 2,000 coins. Each following next-step price increases over the previous price according to your current can level:
| Current can level | Increase in the next-step price |
|---|---|
| 2–3 | +2,000 coins |
| 4–8 | +3,000 coins |
| 9–13 | +4,000 coins |
| 14–18 | +5,000 coins |
| 19–23 | +6,000 coins |
For example, levels 2 to 3 cost 4,000, 3 to 4 cost 6,000, and 4 to 5 cost 9,000 coins. Check watering and weather for the can’s effects during care.
If a button is missing, check the farmer-level requirement or maximum. If disabled, compare the cost with your balance. Keep seed and feed money before committing to capacity.