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songkaiwen88
New Rookie
6 years ago
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[FIXED] Sheltered plants refuse to grow/ revert to pile of dirt

Product: The Sims 4 Platform:Mac Which language are you playing the game in? English How often does the bug occur? Occasionally (10% - 49%) What is your current game version number? 1.63.136.1...
  • crinrict's avatar
    crinrict
    2 years ago

    Garden plants now should remain as plants instead of sometimes crumbling into piles of dirt. Be strong and live your best life, garden buds!

    Fixed in Patch 1.101.290/1.81

    Please create a new thread if you're still experiencing this issue,

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SheriSim
Seasoned Ace
5 years ago

My dragon fruit plants in a 4- planter all became lumps of dirt ( 3  planter boxes of them ).  I have a lot of plants, they are all in a green house. All of my other plants and tree’s look normal.   I have all of the stuff packs, game packs, and Expansion packs installed. The last 2 packs I installed were JTB and Snowy escape  No CC and No Mods, I play a vanilla game.

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smirkyrabbit78
Rising Rookie
5 years ago

I have the same issue with my plants. I have it in different saved games and it includes different kinds of plants. They are sheltered and well cared for.

The plants grow to maturity and suddenly revert back to dirt. I have noticed it happened sometimes when building was done in the lot. The building was not done on the greenhouse, though.

The plants grew out to maturity again after a long time, BUT it went back to dirt piles after I traveled from the lot. My Sims was reliant on the farming, but had to find another form of income. Even my hard earned money tree means NOTHING.

  • queenlypeanuts's avatar
    queenlypeanuts
    Seasoned Hotshot
    5 years ago

    Having similar problems.

    Also since I added Seasons very recently and put my plants into glass houses, the yields of those plants have been far inferior to before I installed Seasons.

    Is that normal? 

    I'm seriously regretting purchasing Seasons. I use the gardens for income a LOT. 

    • Psychotps's avatar
      Psychotps
      Seasoned Ace
      5 years ago
      @queenlypeanuts

      With Seasons, indoor plants yield smaller harvests than outdoor plants. (most of the time)

      You will get larger harvests on most plants outdoors, but then you have to deal with plants not growing in certain seasons.

      This is why I made my Gardening for All Seasons mod. You can plant outdoors on any season and get full yields.

      If you don't want to use mods, you'll just have to choose. Smaller yields all-year-round? or larger yields only part of the year?
      • queenlypeanuts's avatar
        queenlypeanuts
        Seasoned Hotshot
        5 years ago

        Not a big fan of mods, but willing to use it in this case. 

        I'll go and look for it. 🙂 

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