Just for INFO sake:
Reverted:
Basil, Spinach, Tomato, Potato, Tulip, Lily, Rose, Strawberry, and Death Flower.
Not Reverted:
Mushroom, Parsley, Carrot, Onion
All plants are either "Nice" or "Excellent", some of each, reverted and not reverted.
FYI... My reverted "Tomato" plant just reached the "Evolve" stage (it has the DNA symbol on the hover info) but I can't evolve it.
@YaanikaCheated the Tomato and Spinach growth stages back to Blossoming. They're back to normal and Tomato can evolve now.
EDIT: Interesting, the Tomato and Spinach plants immediately needed spraying for bugs. All needed watering, a few weeding. Bug reverted plants need watering and weeding but not Spraying?
I'm gonna remove the lot traits, cheat most back to Blossoming and see how they act.
EDIT 2: Cheated all but 2 back to Blossoming. Removed lot traits. No further reversions. 1 day later, remaining 2 plants went directly back to "Blossoming" on their own. All plants back to normal.
EDIT 3: 1 Day later, while watering and weeding, 6 of the planted again reverted back to dirt piles. So, it's not the lot traits. First set of reversions was not while tending the plants, this time it was. Not sure what's causing it.
I've been having this issue for a bit on my save file. I cheat the plants everytime they revert stages but it happens again, every single time for a lot ot the plants (the ones to revert tend to change for each time). Sage and Basil are the only ones to change into a "harvestable" state in which they look as they're not even planted but the possible interactions with then are those of a planted plant. My garden has almost every time of plant in game (no Vampires, catnip or Outdoor Retreat plants and I think I'm missing some from Jungle Adventure). I do not own Eco Lifestyle, Realm of Magic and Strangerville. I haven't had any issues with the evolving stages so far. I'm commenting so if you manage to find a fix I'll know, thank you for trying to fix it! Hope EA actually works on this for a patch, my legacy family lives on a farm and the garden is very important.
