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This is amazing! I was legitimately hooked and had a hard time putting the game down. Growing (as) the plant and organically (no pun intended) increasing the enjoyment and the challenge with each added elements is very satisfying. I need to see how large I can make the plant! I found the controls and mechanics intuitive. You quickly understand the the role of the fruit, leaves etc. just from real world knowledge alone. The presentation is fittingly cozy and highly polished.

thanks so much for the kind words ♥

it means a lot!

will be curious to hear how big you'll be able to get, feel free to share in a message or comment later.  We were going to add a leaderboard as well but we were just a few minutes late to push the update.

My record so far is 6.9 meters. I found the following strategy to work well:
 Since the farmer's approval rating increases with maximum height, rapidly growing vertically (and strengthening stems) while producing little to no fruit helps early on. When I reach 6 or so meters, with mostly leaves and little to no fruit to use up energy, I start branching out the very bottom of the plant to add tomatoes. Past this point, it's a game of trying to balance the plant as much as possible, adding fruit to to counter act the balance. When the plant swings from one side to the other, I'll try to add a branch just to go over the max height and gain more approval. With a strong stem, breaking the plant becomes pretty much a non-issue, but the weaker top can break off.

It's really fun! Spent a few more hours just now playing the game.

Nice Job!
that definitely seems like a solid strategy. Glad to hear you've been enjoying it!

Now this is the feedback you want to hear 😅

Glad it seems to resonate with some people. I think we definitely managed to give the game a good vibe. And somehow it's kind of fun to try different strategies and frantically maintain your plant. Kind of ironic to create a hectic game about plant growing.