@SheriGR Thanks for the reply 🙂 I'm currently playing a save without mods/CC, for the past week or so. I always try to remember to clear cache after/before every game session.
I really wanted to avoid gardening as well, but I'm playing a scientist and I need plants for his work, since nothing can be harvested at the Lab. I've had a "few" problems in home gardens as well, but so far in this house its been behaving nicely. No reverting to dirt piles, yet. Crossing fingers! The sprinklers all turn on at 6am. Most plants are watered, but there are just SOME plants that won't be.
I did some testing last night (its early morning here now) and I turned on the sprinklers manually and had them on for a little while. Some plants would be watered then, others not. Got me thinking the automatic watering wasn't enough, and they needed more water to be "saturated", I guess?
I'm quite "protective" of my gardens, after townies have just waltzed in there, harvesting and doing MY sims work :D I lock the door for everyone but household, sometimes only allowing one sim in there. Everyone will keep going into the greenhouse to talk to plants and research otherwise. Always have to drag my sims away from there, to do things I want/need them to do.
It is happening in more than this one house. At least the last 2 I've played the past weeks, including the vanilla save I made for testing. I can upload that house as that's the one I'm seeing problems with right now (including plants not growing even after a couple sim-weeks of being planted) and I know mods are not the cause of any issues.
Anyway, gallery name is the same as here, and the house is called Haywood's Wreckage - test. Don't mind the lack of dining table, sim was wasting so much time sitting down there, even though I asked him to grab food and watch cooking show, like I always do if their cooking is not maxed. He'll stand in front of the fridge otherwise. Guess I build more for functionality than beauty, when I actually play a house :D
Thanks for taking the time! Haven't read anyone else with this issue, although hard to tell with all the gardening stuff going on these days.