Plants are still reverting. :(
Anyone else still having this issue despite the patch fix?
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I have been checking this out in my many save games.
The only times my plants "revert" as your calling it, are.
When they are out of Season, I am guessing Maxis did this so the plant you put all your hard work into didn't die like in real life.
When you move a plant from one location to another or put it in your inventory, re-potting often kills plants in real life.
When you play another lot from the same save, thus missing the daily routine of plant care.
I have never had all of my plants revert at the same time, I may just be lucky.
If you want constant harvests, put your plants in a greenhouse.
If your plants are reverting at the change of Seasons, check and see, they are probably out of season, and are supposed to be dormant.
The bees are dormant in winter.
I don't know how many of you are gardener's, but in real life it is frustrating and heartbreaking when all your hard work has been demolished by a couple of possums overnight or eaten by insects. And don't get me started on what Cockatoo's do to your passion fruit vines. :)
The only times my plants "revert" as your calling it, are.
When they are out of Season, I am guessing Maxis did this so the plant you put all your hard work into didn't die like in real life.
When you move a plant from one location to another or put it in your inventory, re-potting often kills plants in real life.
When you play another lot from the same save, thus missing the daily routine of plant care.
I have never had all of my plants revert at the same time, I may just be lucky.
If you want constant harvests, put your plants in a greenhouse.
If your plants are reverting at the change of Seasons, check and see, they are probably out of season, and are supposed to be dormant.
The bees are dormant in winter.
I don't know how many of you are gardener's, but in real life it is frustrating and heartbreaking when all your hard work has been demolished by a couple of possums overnight or eaten by insects. And don't get me started on what Cockatoo's do to your passion fruit vines. :)
