Entry cost
A lower purchase cost exposes less of your current balance to one attempt. It does not guarantee a higher return.
Compare low-entry-cost Seeds using reviewed fields—without turning missing sell values and growth times into a fake tier list.
These are the first two reported rarity bands, ordered as they appear in the reviewed Seed dataset.
| Seed | Rarity | Reported spawn chance | Reported cost | Starter context |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oak Seed | Common | 1 in 5 | Free | No reported purchase cost; useful for observing the core loop. |
| Pine Seed | Common | 1 in 5 | $25 | Low reported entry cost; compare against your current balance. |
| Apple Seed | Rare | 1 in 9 | $200 | First reported non-Common price band; keep replacement room. |
| Peach Seed | Rare | 1 in 9 | $350 | First reported non-Common price band; keep replacement room. |
| Fig Seed | Rare | 1 in 9 | $500 | First reported non-Common price band; keep replacement room. |
A lower purchase cost exposes less of your current balance to one attempt. It does not guarantee a higher return.
The reported spawn chance describes how often a Seed appears on the belt, not how profitable its harvest will be.
Consider whether a failed attempt would stop your next planting cycle before moving into a higher price band.
Use the Calculator with your real sell value, success rate, yield, and full cycle time before comparing scenarios.
Oak Seed is listed as Free in the reviewed Update 1.2 snapshot, with a reported river appearance chance of 1 in 5.
Pine Seed is the other reported Common option, listed at $25 with a 1 in 5 river appearance chance. Whether to buy it depends on your current balance and observed harvest results.
Reliable unified growth-time and sell-value data is not available, so this guide does not calculate or rank profit per minute.