It started a couple months ago from what I remember. My sim has garden which is located in a greenhouse. At first nothing was wrong but then the garden doesn't need tending at all even after lots of days passed. Anyone have this kind of problem?
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Due to real life issues, I almost forgot that I made this thread. Pardon me for the late reply.
Back to the topic, the problem is my garden seems inactive. The harvestables don't add up and the only watering needed is when my Sim plants a new seed. It frustates me as I want to make my Sim a botanist, but without gardening I doubt he can reach the top level or even be promoted. Yes, there's a cheat, but I want to avoid using cheat as possible as I could.
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They need more water in summer, even if they're in the greenhouse. And some plants don't produce harvestables every day, and don't produce many when they do. I did have trouble getting the 'weed or water plants ten times' aspiration goal completed, because even though I had six plants in my greenhouse, they so rarely needed either that it took a while to get to ten times. (I eventually started four new plants - three for the splicing I knew I would have to do in the next stage of the aspiration, and a cow plant, which I would need later.)
If you're just trying to level up their gardening, try researching the plants (I think that requires the second level, and a plant can't be researched until it actually sprouts.) That builds gardening very quickly. And, of course, you can always have your Sim read the gardening skill books. But I'm not discounting the possibility that you've got something bugged in your game.
Anyway, I always put the plants that are in season outdoors. They're more profitable that way.
Spinach, pears, carrots and growfruit are pretty reliable for harvestables - they'll produce something nearly every day, and the spinach and carrots don't take long from planting to start producing, as long as their either in season or in a greenhouse.