Guide
The short answer
The university garden includes ordinary and magical plants. Official material also describes enchanted tools and summoned rain as help with garden work. Specific planting instructions, crop calendars and profit rankings still need verification.
Separate plants, tools and magic
| Part of the system | Confirmed scope | Still unverified |
|---|---|---|
| Plants | Ordinary and magical plants are part of gardening. | Crop names, seed sources and growth times. |
| Tools | Enchantment can let tools work on their own. | Which tools qualify and how automation is unlocked. |
| Rain | Musical magic can summon rain. | Its coverage, duration and interaction with particular crops. |
A confirmed feature is not a planting recipe. For example, knowing that rain exists does not tell us how frequently a particular plant needs water.
Before following a planting instruction
Check the current in-game objective and any description attached to the item you want to use. Keep the game's instructions ahead of a guide when the two disagree. We do not yet have enough evidence to tell you where to buy seeds, which plot to use first, or when to harvest.
If you are recording your own results, note the plant name, game version, action taken and visible change. Keep observations separate from assumptions: a plant growing after rain does not by itself establish a growth-rate bonus.
What this guide leaves open
We are not publishing a seasonal calendar, best-crop ranking or automatic farming route yet. The reviewed sources do not support those answers. Soundtrack titles are also not evidence of playable seasons, locations or festivals.
For the effects of the flute, continue to the spell overview. For help choosing the demo or full game before you start, use the beginner guide and dated release page.
Sources and verification
Official sources checked on 29 September 2026. The Steam listing supplies the current scheduled PC date; older undated FAQ wording is not used to override it.