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Super Tomato Seed

CategoryFarming
super-tomato-seed
Category
Farming
Weight
0.1
Stack size
32

Overview

Super Tomato Seed is an in-game consumable item used to start a crop in a Garden Plot. When planted, it produces a single plant that bears large, tomato-like fruit. The seed functions purely as a planting item: its purpose is to be sown in a garden bed so the player can cultivate and later harvest oversized fruits that resemble Tomato.

This seed is placed directly into a Garden Plot or equivalent garden bed. Once planted, the plot will contain the Super Tomato plant rather than a standard crop; visually and functionally the resulting fruit are described consistently across languages as large and similar to Tomato. The item is categorized and used alongside other horticultural seeds and is intended for players who manage gardens or want to obtain the specific large fruit produced by this plant.

Practical notes for use:

  • Planting: use the seed slot of any Garden Plot to sow the Super Tomato Seed. It is not a tool or a consumable for immediate effect; its effect occurs through growth after planting.
  • Harvest: after the plant matures, it yields large, tomato-like fruit. The fruit are the intended reward for planting and are distinct from ordinary Tomato crops due to their size and appearance.
  • Role in gameplay: the seed is useful for players focusing on gardening, crop collection, or any activity that requires large Tomato-like produce. It replaces or supplements regular Tomato crops when grown in a plot.
  • Consistency: descriptions across locales agree that the plant produces a singular type of large, Tomato-resembling fruit and that the item’s use is restricted to garden planting.

Do not attempt to use the seed outside of Garden Plots; its described function is specifically tied to planting. The Super Tomato Seed is therefore best kept for planned garden plots where players intend to cultivate and collect oversized Tomato-like produce.

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