Let's talk gardening!

@invisiblgirl, I got my snowdrops to perfect without an issue not that long ago, at the same time I was working on every other plant. Will say that it seemed like some plants go up faster than others...but with plants regularly going active/inactive with seasons it's so hard to tell for sure. I guess if you have them ALL in a greenhouse it'd be easy, but I didn't and was manually rotated plants inside and out.

Stick with it, it will get there. Switch to using fish with a higher value (Salmon or Tuna work great) if you want it to go faster. They are both much better fertilizers then growfruit. I just bought the fish I used when getting the sim garden up..mostly I used growfruit and pomegranate, like you are, but I did buy fish to use for the slower-developing plants.

For me, at least, it seemed to be some of the flowers that were slowest to gain quality, and snowdrop is a flower, so it may be a good candidate for fishy-fertilizer for you.

Good luck!

"Stormkeep;c-16898172" wrote:
@invisiblgirl, I got my snowdrops to perfect without an issue not that long ago, at the same time I was working on every other plant. Will say that it seemed like some plants go up faster than others...but with plants regularly going active/inactive with seasons it's so hard to tell for sure. I guess if you have them ALL in a greenhouse it'd be easy, but I didn't and was manually rotated plants inside and out.

Stick with it, it will get there. Switch to using fish with a higher value (Salmon or Tuna work great) if you want it to go faster. They are both much better fertilizers then growfruit. I just bought the fish I used when getting the sim garden up..mostly I used growfruit and pomegranate, like you are, but I did buy fish to use for the slower-developing plants.

For me, at least, it seemed to be some of the flowers that were slowest to gain quality, and snowdrop is a flower, so it may be a good candidate for fishy-fertilizer for you.

Good luck!

Yes, I sent my Sim off to fish the other night, and got a very nice Wolf Eel that I'm going to try for the next fertiliser go-round. Sadly, Ryland may not live to see his snowdrops perfect themselves, as his life bar is bubbling and I'm expecting Grim sometime today.

"invisiblgirl;c-16899386" wrote:

"Stormkeep;c-16898172" wrote:
@invisiblgirl, I got my snowdrops to perfect without an issue not that long ago, at the same time I was working on every other plant. Will say that it seemed like some plants go up faster than others...but with plants regularly going active/inactive with seasons it's so hard to tell for sure. I guess if you have them ALL in a greenhouse it'd be easy, but I didn't and was manually rotated plants inside and out.

Stick with it, it will get there. Switch to using fish with a higher value (Salmon or Tuna work great) if you want it to go faster. They are both much better fertilizers then growfruit. I just bought the fish I used when getting the sim garden up..mostly I used growfruit and pomegranate, like you are, but I did buy fish to use for the slower-developing plants.

For me, at least, it seemed to be some of the flowers that were slowest to gain quality, and snowdrop is a flower, so it may be a good candidate for fishy-fertilizer for you.

Good luck!

Yes, I sent my Sim off to fish the other night, and got a very nice Wolf Eel that I'm going to try for the next fertiliser go-round. Sadly, Ryland may not live to see his snowdrops perfect themselves, as his life bar is bubbling and I'm expecting Grim sometime today.

Update: the option to fertilise didn't come up that day. Just after Grim came to reap Ryland, the snowdrops got the evolve option. I think he sold his soul.