Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life Farming Guide – Crops, Hybrids & Seeds

Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life Farming Guide – Crops, Hybrids & Seeds

Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life has a unique set of farming mechanics brought forward from the original game. Players will have the ability to farm a select group of crops throughout each season, and eventually combine them to create hybrid seeds.

** This guide it still in progress and will continue to update as we gather more information**

With seasons only lasting 10 days instead of the usual 28-30, players will need to keep track of exactly when certain crops can be planted, and ensure they have plenty of time to harvest their yield before they wither away. Here is everything to know about farming, hybrid seeds, and crop value in A Wonderful Life.

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All Farming Locations in SoS: A Wonderful Life

A Wonderful Life Amazing Field
Screenshot via Gamepur

Players will have access to three total farming plots on their farms. The first two are available immediately at the start of Chapter 1 in the spring. The plot closest to the Coop has the least fertile soil and is excellent for growing tree fruit. The area parallel to the pasture is slightly more fertile and is my personal choice for growing standard crops.

To obtain the “Amazing” farming area with the highest soil quality, players will need to enter Chapter 2, “Branching”, and speak with Takakura. He will mention that a new field can now be purchased in the Facilities tab of the ledger for 60,000G. This occurred on Summer Day 1 of year two during my own playthrough.

How to Get Seeds in SoS: A Wonderful Life

A Wonderful Life Vesta
Screenshot via Gamepur

In order to start farming. Players will need to visit Vesta’s Farm to purchase seeds for each season.

Vesta won’t sell Hybrids, and only stocks seeds at a “B” quality, but they are affordable and are available immediately, unlike the items purchased through the ledger on the farm. Below are all the seeds sold at Vesta’s farm, and the seasons they can be planted.

Basic Seed Costs

Seed Name Buy Price Growing Season
Tomato 30G Spring/Summer/Autumn
Watermelon 60G Spring/Summer
Strawberry 30G Autumn/Winter/Spring
Melon 50G Summer/Autumn
Turnip 20G Summer/Autumn/Winter
Potato 40G Winter/Spring
Carrot 30G Autumn/Winter
Sweet Potato 40G Autumn
Peach Seedling 180G Flowers in Spring, fruits in Summer
Orange Seedling 140G Flowers in Spring, fruits in Summer
Grape Seedling 160G Flowers in Summer, fruits in Autumn
Banana Seedling 280G Flowers in Spring, fruits in Summer
Apple Seedling 140G Flowers in Summer, fruits in Autumn

Basic Crop Values

Seed Name Crop Value B Crop Value A Crop Value S
Tomato 105G TBD TBD
Watermelon 195G TBD TBD
Strawberry 105G TBD TBD
Melon 210G 240G TBD
Turnip 75G TBD TBD
Potato 180G TBD TBD
Carrot 135G TBD TBD
Sweet Potato 180G TBD TBD
Peach 120G TBD TBD
Orange 90G TBD TBD
Grape 105G TBD TBD
Banana 105G TBD TBD
Apple 75G TBD TBD

How to Unlock Hybrid Seeds & Vinnie in SoS: A Wonderful Life

A Wonderful Life Vinnie
Screenshot via Gamepur

One of the most unique aspects of Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life is the hybrid crop system. This will unlock in Chapter 2 “Branching” when Takakura shows you a strange talking plant he has added to his house. The plant, named Vinnie, has the ability to eat two different crops and spit out a new type of seed.

To access Vinnie’s ability, players will need to raise his friendship level to pink. This can be done by talking with him every day. I was sure to just keep talking to him until he ended the conversation naturally. By doing this, I was able to start mixing hybrids at the start of Summer in Year 2.

How to Create Hybrid Crops in SoS: A Wonderful Life

Players will be able to create two tiers of hybrid crops. The first comes from mixing basic crops together for a tier 1 hybrid seed. The next requires players to mix two hybrid crops for a tier 2 hybrid seed. However, not any combination will produce hybrid seeds. Because of this, it is beneficial to hold onto as many crops from year 1 as possible, as it can take a bit of trial and error to be successful.

To help you out, below are all the combinations we found successful for different tiers of hybrid crop seeds. It is important to note the combination, as mixing them backward can change the results. For example, a turnip and a melon will make a Turmelon, but a melon and a turnip could just result in a melon seed.

Tier 1 Hybrid Crop Seed Mixing Chart

Tier 1 Hybrid Name Crops Mixed Growing Seasons
Camelo Carrot + Melon Summer/Autumn
Strawsweet Sweet Potato + Strawberry Spring/Autumn/Winter
Turmelon Turnip + Melon Summer/Autumn
Potamelon Potato + Melon Summer/Autumn
Sweetmel Sweet Potato + Melon Summer/Autumn
Poberryto Potato + Strawberry Summer/Autumn/Winter
Berrytoma Tomato + Strawberry Spring/Summer/Autumn
Greetoma Tomato + Watermelon Spring/Summer/Autumn
Watato Potato + Watermelon Spring/Summer
Pomato Potato + Tomato Spring/Summer/Autumn
Waturnip Turnip + Watermelon Spring/Summer
Turnmato Turnip + Tomato Spring/Summer/Autumn
Poturnip Potato + Turnip Spring/Summer/Winter
Turnberry Turnip + Strawberry Summer/Autumn/Winter
Berrymelo Strawberry + Melon Summer/Autumn/Winter
Strawmelo Strawberry + Watermelon Spring/Summer
Melosweet Sweet Potato + Watermelon Spring/Summer
Sweetoma Sweet Potato + Tomato Spring/SummerAutumn
Grapple Grape + Apple Flowers in Spring, fruits in summer
Panana Peach + Banana Flowers in Autumn, fruits in Winter
Porange Orange + Peach Flowers in Summer, fruits in Autumn
Papple Apple + Peach Flowers in Summer, fruits in Autumn
Orapple Apple + Orange TBD
Banorange Orange + Banana Flowers in Autumn, fruits in Winter
Swarrot Sweet Potato + Carrot Summer/Autumn
Pocaro Carrot + Potato Spring/Summer/Winter
Tocarro Tomato + Carrot Spring/Summer/Autumn
Carberry Strawberry + Carrot Summer/Autumn/Winter
Carromel Watermelon + Carrot Spring/Summer
Grorange Grape + Orange Flowers in Spring, fruits in Summer
Pototo Potato + Sweet Potato Spring/Summer/Winter
Sweeturn Turnip + Sweet Potato Spring/Summer/Winter
Melomelo Watermelon + Melon Spring/Summer

Tier 1 Hybrid Crop Values

Tier 1 Hybrid Crop Crop Value B Crop Value A Crop Value S
Greentoma 470G TBD TBD
Grapples 160G TBD TBD
Potamelo 590G TBD TBD
Turmelon 550G TBD TBD
Papple 205G TBD TBD
Pomato 440G TBD TBD
Camelo 335G TBD TBD
Melotoma 570G TBD TBD
Turnberry 355G TBD TBD
Berrytoma 305G TBD TBD
Berrymelos 400G TBD TBD
Poberrytos 405G TBD TBD
Banorange 215G TBD TBD
Pocaro 385G TBD TBD
Strawsweets 470G TBD TBD
Melosweet 600G TBD TBD
Tocarro 315G TBD TBD
Turnmato 355G TBD TBD
Watato 560G TBD TBD
Carromel 445G TBD TBD
Sweetoma 480G TBD TBD
Strawmelo 465G TBD TBD

Tier 2 Hybrid Crop Seed Mixing Chart

Tier 1 Hybrid Name Crops Mixed Growing Seasons
Rare Crop #14 Camelo + Pomato Winter
Rare Crop #3 Turnmato + Melotoma
Poberrytos + Melotoma
Summer
TBD TBD TBD
TBD TBD TBD
TBD TBD TBD
TBD TBD TBD
TBD TBD TBD
TBD TBD TBD
TBD TBD TBD

Tier 2 Hybrid Crop Values – COMING SOON

Tier 1 Hybrid Crop Crop Value B Crop Value A Crop Value S

Flower Hybrid Mixing in SoS: A Wonderful Life

IMG_2395Story of Seasons Trick Blue Flower
Screenshot via Gamepur

In addition to the man hybrid crops players can mix and grow, there is also an opportunity to infuse bags of seeds with specific flowers. This method of hybrid crafting only works on seeds and offers unique properties. Below are each of the flowers and how they interact with seeds.

  • Trick Blue Flower – Blooms in Autumn. When mixed with seeds, it creates blue versions of those crops.
  • Sagesoil Flower – Blooms in Autumn. Has the ability to strengthen crops. (Noted by a solid diamond by the seed name.)
  • Happy Lamp Flower – Blooms in Summer. Has temperature regulating properties that change the times crops can grow. (Noted by the diamond outline beside the seed name.)
  • Upseed Flower – Grows rarely in Winter. “processes every nutrient in soil” and changes the quality to “S” rank. (Noted by a Blue Seed bag.)

Hybrid Tick Blue Flower Seed Mixing Guide

Image Blue Hybrid Name Mixed Crop Growing Seasons
Turnblue Turnip + Trick Blue Flower Summer/Autumn/Winter
Bluetato Potato + Trick Blue Flower Summer/Winter
StrawBlueys Strawberry + Trick Blue Flower Summer/Autumn/Winter
Bluemato Tomato + Trick Blue Flower Spring/Summer/Autumn
Grablue Grape + Trick Blue Flower
Waterblue Watermelon + Trick Blue Flower Spring/Summer
Sweetblue Sweet Potato + Trick Blue Flower Autumn

Tick Blue Flower Hybrid Crop Values

Image Blue Hybrid Crop Crop Value B Crop Value A Crop Value S
TurnBlue 330G
Strawblueys 320G
Bluetato 405G
Waterblue 420G

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