Fae Farm Crop Seed Hybrids & Flower Breeding Guide

Players looking to escape into a colorful oasis need look no further than Fae Farm. This cozy sim is filled with crops to plant and flowers to breed, and the mechanics are a bit different than other options in the genre.

To get farming in Fae Farm, players are going to need some seeds, crafting materials, and fertilizers. Below, we will break down everything required to turn your farm into a proper produce paradise.

**This walkthrough is currently in progress. Last update 6/25/2024**

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How to Start Farming in Fae Farm – All Soil Beds

Unlike other farming sims, players can’t till any earth outside of their farmhouse in Fae Farm. Instead, they will have to build Soil Beds. Below are all the soil bed types and how to craft them.

Image	Name	Crafting Requirements
	Basic Soil Bed	x1 Silt x1 Sand x1 Beech Log
	Flower Soil Bed	x1 Oak Log x1 Silt x1 Mulch
	Hydro Soil Bed	x1 Rough Amethyst x1 Silt x1 Clay x1 Oak Log
	Spring Soil Bed	x1 Peat Moss x1 Ancient Log x1 Ecto Dew
	Summer Soil Bed	x1 Flame Salts x1 Ancient Log x1 Cinders
	Autumn Soil Bed	x1 Peat Moss x1 Ancient Log x1 Amber
	Winter Soil Bed	x1 Volcanic Ash x1 Ancient Log x1 Snow Flakes
	Fae Soil Bed	x1 Shade Jelly x1 Flutterwood Log x1 Spriggan Leaf
	Starsoil Bed	x1 Star Sand x1 Cottonwood Log x1 Feathergrass

All Fertilizer Recipes in Fae Farm

Alongside Soil Beds, farmers will need magically enhanced fertilizers to speed up growth, increase harvest, and mutate crops. Below are all the crop types and how to buy or craft them.

Image	Name	Craft	Buy
	Zippy Fertilizer Speeds up growth	x1 Mulch x1 Bug Juice x1 Sand Dollar	Holly – 35G Asphodel – 35G
	Bounteous Fertilizer Increases harvest	x1 Mulch x1 Flutter Dust x1 Coral	Holly – 35G Asphodel – 35 G
	Magic Crop Swap Fertilizer Chance to obtain seasonal or fae crop varients	x1 Mulch x1 Frog Sweat x1 Ammonite	Holy – 50G Asphodel – 50G

Crafting fertilizer is a far more cost-effective method for players and requires the Garden Bench. It required the following materials:

• x3 Oak Lumber
• x15 Clay
• x15 Silt

Be sure to save up items listed in the fertilizer recipes, as having them on hand will ensure garners can craft plenty of each option for farming projects.

How to Breed Flowers in Fae Farm

Breeding flowers in Fae Farm requires players to combine two flowers for a new genetic variant.

To do this, you will need to follow these steps:

• Create a minimum 2×3 tile of Flower Soil Beds
• In the first two squares of the grid, put down one color of seeds
• Leave the next two squares open
• Place the last two squares, put down the other color of seeds

This method will force offspring flowers to spawn in the empty spaces between the two rows.

We also tried the checkerboard pattern, as seen above. This does work but leaves more room for flowers of the same color as the parent seeds to spawn. This can make the project more lengthy and also take up more space.

All flowers have two genes, which can be seen when the player hovers over the flower with the cursor. Red Rose blooms have two red genes, while Pink Rose blooms have white and red genes.

How to Make Pink Flowers in Fae Farm

One of the first challenges players receive in Fae Farm is from Rosalind, who will give players Red Rose, White Lily, and Yellow Tulip seeds. Using the Red Rose and White Lily Seeds, create the Flower Soil Bed grid and wait for a pink flower to spawn.

If red or white flowers spawn in the two empty spaces, harvest the flowers and remove the seeds to free the Soil Bed for new offspring.

How to Get Blue, Green, and Magenta Flowers in Fae Farm

To get the Blue, Green, and Magenta flower starts in Fae Farm, players must reach the Fae Realm and buy them from the Fae botanist Asphodel. Until they are purchased, breeding will be limited to the colors obtained from the Red, White, and Yellow seeds at the start of the game.

All Flower Colors and How To Breed Them in Fae Farm

To get every color variation in Fae Farm, players will need to mix and match base colors using the breeding grid above. Below are all the colors that can be obtained via mixing, and how to get them.

• Orange – Breed Yellow and Red
• Black – Breed Magenta and Green
• Pink – Breed Red and White
• Teal – Breed Blue and Green
• Violet – Breed Blue and Magenta
• Ivory – Breed Yellow and White

Players can mix colors between flowers regardless of species. For example, you can use a Blue Tulip and a Magenta Lily to breed Violet of either species. Repeat this process for every flower type until all are bred in each color variation.

All Flower Types in Fae Farm

There are Six different flower species in Fae Farm. These include the following:

• Rose
• Lily
• Tulip
• Hyacinth
• Zinnia
• Trillium

The first three are bought from Rosalind while the next three are purchased from Asphodel. They are only available in the base colors.

All Crops in Fae Farm & How to Get Them

Like with flowers, players will have access to basic crops and a second and third tier that requires growing with the Magic Crop Swap Fertilizer. The results of successful fertilizer swaps change based on the seasons. Below are all the basic crops and how to get them.

Basic Seeds

• Turnips – 5G
• Cauliflower – 6G
• Beans – 12G
• Potato – 10G
• Corn – 15G
• Peppers – 20G

Spring Hybrid Crops

• Radish – Magic Crop Swap on Turnip Seeds
• Asparagus – Magic Crop Swap on Cauliflower Seeds
• Sugar Peas – Magic Crop Swap on Bean Seeds
• Leeks – Magic Crop Swap on Potato Seeds
• Rice – Magic Crop Swap on Corn Seeds
• Cucumbers – Magic Crop Swap on Pepper Seeds

Summer Hybrid Crops

• Carrots – Magic Crop Swap on Turnip Seeds
• Artichokes – Magic Crop Swap on Cauliflower Seeds
• Eggplants – Magic Crop Swap on Bean Seeds
• Onions – Magic Crop Swap on Potato Seeds
• Wheat – Magic Crop Swap on Corn Seeds
• Tomato – Magic Crop Swap on Pepper Seeds

Fall Hybrid Crops

• Red Beet – Magic Crop Swap on Turnip Seeds
• Red Cabbage – Magic Crop Swap on Cauliflower Seeds
• Pumpkins – Magic Crop Swap on Bean Seeds
• Garlic – Magic Crop Swap on Potato Seeds
• Oat – Magic Crop Swap on Corn Seeds
• Tomatillo – Magic Crop Swap on Pepper Seeds

Winter Hybrid Crops

• Fennel – Magic Crop Swap on Turnip Seeds
• Broccoli – Magic Crop Swap on Cauliflower Seeds
• Acorn Squash – Magic Crop Swap on Bean Seeds
• Jewel Yam – Magic Crop Swap on Potato Seeds
• Rye – Magic Crop Swap on Corn Seeds
• Chili Pepper – Magic Crop Swap on Pepper Seeds

Fae Hybrid Crops

• Frost Beet – Magic Crop Swap on Turnip Seeds in Fae-friendly soil.
• Flame Heart – Magic Crop Swap on Cauliflower Seeds in Fae-friendly soil.
• Magic Beans – Magic Crop Swap on Bean Seeds in Fae-friendly soil.
• Azure Spud – Magic Crop Swap on Potato Seeds in Fae-friendly soil.
• Candy Corn – Magic Crop Swap on Corn Seeds in Fae-friendly soil.
• Crystal Pepper – Magic Crop Swap on Pepper Seeds in Fae-friendly soil.

Skyvale Crops

• Night Root – 8 Night Berry and 1 Twilight Thyme
• Cloudyflower – 8 Night Berry and 1 Twilight Thyme
• Moon Melon – 4 Night Berry 1 Buff Bonnet
• Starry Fruit – 4 Night Berry 1 Buff Bonnet
• Crescent Chili – 2 Twilight Thyme 2 Buff Bonnet
• Calabash – 2 Twilight Thyme 2 Buff Bonnet

How to Get Frost Beets in Fae Farm

Frost Beets are a rare hybrid result of using Magic Crop Swap on Turnip Seeds.

These can mutate in any season, but require a Fae Soil Bed to grow. They can also be mutated on the farmland of Fae Acres.

The Fae Soil Bed unlocks after players reach the blizzard quests midway through the game. We are just reaching this point in our playthrough and will update you with quest information when we have unlocked all the steps.

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Laura Gray, known as Ezra when not putting pen to paper, is a D&D enthusiast with a love of all things written. They are a collector of fantasy and sci-fi novels, a lover of cooking weird food, and a player of farming sims and Pokémon games. When not engrossed in a re-read of Anne McCaffrey or a deep dive into the Adventure Zone: Balance, they can be found sniffing the cats and napping in half-finished crochet projects.

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