[Cabbage seeds: Can cover a 3X3 plot of land. Price: 420 gold coins] [Radish seeds: Can cover a 3C3 plot of land. Price: 550 gold coins]
The two together cost 970 gold coins. Forget buying seeds-the remaining thirty coins would not even qualify him to buy soil. The conditions for purchasing soil here also stated that he had to harvest a certain quantity of ingredients before he could start upgrading the soil. It was certainly very unusual.
And so, a packet of cabbage seeds and a packet of radish seeds appeared in Heath's hands.
This was Heath's final haul. Two packets of seeds had drained his meager starting funds, but fortunately, that much money did not buy just a single seed. What could he do with one seed, otherwise? Once Heath bought the seeds and selected sow, the rest had little to do with him. He only needed to come back and check in three days. These vegetables all took thirty days-a month-to mature in this farm. Heath did not quite understand it himself, but he was still looking forward to it. After all, the farm had already explained that as long as he planted enough, he could eventually upgrade the soil and redeem better seeds, thereby obtaining vegetables of even better quality.
That was quite interesting, like a casual idle game: continually harvest ingredients, then sell some for gold coins to keep planting, or sell everything. Heath would definitely have to sell some, though. After all, he only had thirty gold coins on hand. Unless the shop in this farm could imitate that app that had emptied countless wallets before people even realized it, occasionally holding huge sales with ridiculously steep discounts, Heath's thirty gold coins would not buy anything.
Although the things the golden finger provided