What’s New in the Event Buffs?

First, you might be asking: what has changed in this event that affects farming? The recent update brought some significant buffs. Quest timers are now much shorter—what used to take an hour now only takes 10 minutes. This is a huge improvement for players looking to grind consistently.

Additionally, streak resets have been extended from 1 hour to 12 hours, meaning you can rest without worrying about losing progress. Personally, I found this change a lifesaver. I used to lose long streaks just because I stepped away for a nap, but now it’s much more forgiving.

If your goal is to farm gem chests quickly, take advantage of pets like ants or cape buffalo to duplicate fruits during harvest. With these buffs, collecting rewards feels much faster and less grindy.

How Can You Use Pets to Maximize Silver Fruits?

Now, the big question: which pets should you focus on for farming? If you want to farm silver fruits efficiently, the Cockatric pet is a game-changer. Silver Dragonfly also works, but Cockatric produces results faster. For extra efficiency, I recommend pairing one Cockatric with two or three 60 kg Mimic Octopus pets.

Here’s a tip I’ve learned from practice: use a toy on your Mimic Octopus pets to boost silver fruit generation. Even with a moderate number of tomato seeds, this setup consistently produces a huge amount of silver fruits. Once harvested, surround common plants like strawberries with your Duplication pets, such as Axelottals or Giant Ants, for optimal replanting and growth.

This approach ensures that every plant in your garden contributes maximally to your inventory without wasting time.

What’s the Best Way to Turn Silver Fruits into Valuable Rewards?

Once your silver fruits are ready, the next question is how to convert them into high-value rewards. Enter the Magpie pet. Its passive ability gives a chance to grant random rewards, including items like grandmaster sprinklers and lollipops, whenever you sell silver fruits. I found that using five to six Magpies, even at level one, is enough to maximize the 30% reward chance.

For an even more effective combo, pair Magpies with pets like Ruby Squids to further enhance passive effects. Then, sell your inventory and watch the rewards pile up. I’ve personally tried this, and the results are staggering—tons of resources, eggs, and rare items flow in quickly, making it the most reliable farming method in the current event.

If you’re looking to stock up on grow a garden pets, this strategy will save you significant time while giving you a better chance to acquire rare companions. It’s efficient, fun, and scalable depending on how many pets and seeds you can deploy.

Are There Tips for Managing Your Garden Items Efficiently?

Another common concern is managing all your grow a garden items. With so many seeds, boosters, and harvesting tools, it can get overwhelming. My advice: focus on planting high-yield crops like tomatoes and strawberries first, then optimize placement with Duplication pets. Always prioritize replanting over duplicating whenever possible—this keeps your garden sustainable for longer farming sessions.

Additionally, consider organizing your inventory in advance. Keep pets like Cockatric and Magpie ready, and set up farming zones in a way that allows simultaneous harvesting and replanting. This reduces downtime and keeps your rewards flowing steadily.

To summarize, the current event makes farming more accessible with faster quest timers and extended streak resets. Using pets strategically—Cockatric for silver fruits, Axelottals or ants for replanting, and Magpies for reward generation—creates a powerful farming loop. With the right combination, you can steadily earn rare items, grandmaster sprinklers, and even grow a garden pets efficiently. Small adjustments in your planting strategy and pet setup can make a huge difference in overall productivity.

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