Gardening

Gardening is a focal point of the game and advances the story mode.

Garden mode
Garden mode is available from the main menu as part of the 01/21/2020 Garden Mode update, which introduces the Cloud Garden. As part of the |10/22/2020 10/22/2020 7 Gardens update, all gardens from Story mode can be accessed in Garden mode once they have been unlocked in Story mode.

In Garden mode, the seeds are from a separate inventory as Story mode. Instead of collecting seeds from the wild, the players will have to harvest them from plants or receive from other players. The seed box starts with a number of starter seeds, and new plants may grow in any soil without intentional player input.

The Garden Mode update includes seven exclusive seeds (not available from Story mode). The 7 Gardens update introduces eight additional exclusive seeds. The Penpal update includes seven additional exclusive seeds.

See Flora for lists of seeds from Story mode and those exclusive to the updates.

See page: Garden Mode for more information.

Story mode
In story mode, gardens of various moods must be cultivated in order to progress.


 * Rooftop Garden
 * East Garden
 * Beach Garden
 * Tung's Garden
 * Dot Garden
 * Cave Garden
 * Temple Garden

Plants and fungi of Mutazione
Most of the information can be found in-game in the Plants and Fungi Encyclopedia Flora of Mutazione (obtained from Yoké in Story mode, available from the start in Garden mode).

Most plants can be grown together as long as there is sufficient room for growth, though certain plants, such as Anarcadia, can poison plants in the same sub-area.

See Flora page for more information.

Soil types
Plants and fungi can only grow in certain soil types. Different plants and fungi may overlap in soil requirements,

Soil types in both story mode and Cloud Garden include:

Soil, Water,  Swamp,  Wall,  Rock,  Sand,  Tree,  Tree Soil,  Cave Wall,  Cave Soil,  Cave Water

See Soil Type page for more information.

Mood and sound profile
Each plant or fungus has one of the seven moods:, , , , , and. Each plant has a unique sound not shared by others. Each sound can be as common as harp or percussion and as complex as aeroplane.

See Moods page for list of flora per mood.

See Flora page for individual sound profile of each cultivar.