Farming: Plant, Water & Sell

Durian Garden Farming is a loop, not an instant harvest button: plant Seeds in a Farm Plot, keep the tree supplied with Water, wait for growth, use Harvest, and sell the fruit at the Market for baht. The safest routine is to refill water before it runs out and choose transport based on the fruit's size.

How the farming loop works

This order keeps the production cycle clear: water supports growth, but it does not remove the waiting step. If the water runs out, stop expanding the cycle and refill first; otherwise the next harvest can be delayed.

Plant and water a Durian Garden

This moment supports the planting and watering loop, including the demonstrated four-tree garden capacity.

Load 1:01 · Plant fruit, water it, and manage four trees

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Plant and manage multiple trees

The reviewed garden example shows 4 trees planted at the same time. Treat that as the demonstrated garden capacity, not a confirmed universal limit for every plot or upgrade. The available evidence does not provide a complete list of plot upgrades or a larger confirmed cap.

When several trees are active, use a simple rotation:

1. Plant every open position you intend to manage.
2. Visit the trees in a consistent order and water those that need it.
3. Refill the water supply as soon as it is empty or nearly unavailable.
4. Return to the first tree while the others continue their growth wait.
5. Harvest only fruit that has reached its collectible state.

This is more reliable than waiting beside one tree and assuming all trees share the same progress. The evidence supports multiple trees and separate growth checks, but it does not document a universal growth timer or a guaranteed synchronized harvest.

Watering and growth problems

Water is the main resource check in the farming route. Gameplay examples show the supply running out, the player taking more water from a tank, and then continuing the process. Keep the tank or pump route in mind before planting another seed.

Refill water during the farming cycle

This moment supports the water troubleshooting steps by showing the supply running out, a tank refill, and the farming process continuing.

Load 3:19 · Refill the tank when water runs out

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If a tree appears stuck:

• No water is available: refill from the water tank or the available pump/source, then return to the tree.
• The tree was just watered: wait for its growth progress; watering alone does not prove that it is ready to harvest.
• The fruit is visible but cannot be collected: check whether the tree has reached its harvestable state rather than repeatedly using Harvest.
• Several trees need attention: rotate between plots and refill before attempting another full cycle.

Exact growth durations, water capacity, and a complete watering formula are not documented in the supplied evidence, so use the live progress and resource indicators instead of a fixed timer.

Carry fruit or use a Vehicle?

The practical transport rule is based on handling, not a published weight threshold. Carry a manageable harvest in your Inventory; load a large or heavy durian into a Vehicle and drive it to the Market.

One gameplay example discusses a durian around 48 kg, but that is an observed example rather than a universal minimum for vehicle use. Other examples show fruit with different shapes and sizes, so do not assume that every durian has the same handling or selling value.

After selling, use the baht for the next bottleneck: more Seeds, water-related equipment, or a Vehicle if transport is slowing the farming loop. The evidence does not establish a complete price list or a best investment order, so compare the live shop and your current production constraint.

Durian varieties and Rubber Trees

The farming examples show more than one durian shape or type, along with differences in size, weight, quality percentage, and sale value. They do not provide a complete variety catalog or a dependable table connecting each variety to a fixed price, growth time, or profit rate.

Rubber Trees are presented as another production route using related planting, collection, and selling ideas. Their exact unlock requirements, tools, yields, and returns are not documented here. Treat rubber as an option to investigate in-game, not as a proven upgrade to the durian route.

Also separate ordinary farming from the automation claims in one script demonstration. That material mentions automatic planting, watering, harvesting, rubber tapping, and selling, but it does not establish that these are normal features available to every player. Do not plan your farm around them unless the live game explicitly provides those controls.

What to check before the next cycle

Use this short decision order whenever you return to the farm:

1. Plots: Is there an open Farm Plot, or are the demonstrated four tree positions already occupied?
2. Water: Can you refill before the next growth cycle needs more water?
3. Growth: Are the trees still waiting, or is any fruit actually harvestable?
4. Transport: Can you carry the fruit, or should you bring a Vehicle first?
5. Market: Is the sale complete before you spend baht on the next input?

That checklist turns the farming page into a repeatable route: protect growth first, solve transport second, and expand only when the current cycle is running without avoidable water or carrying delays.