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Gardener Pack · Multi-harvest
This page ranks crops by ROI percentage under a baseline model. Infinite ROI values are retained for zero-cost crops to keep ranking mathematically correct.
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Gardener Pack · Multi-harvest
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Gardener Pack · Multi-harvest
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Seed Shop · Multi-harvest
ROI ranking focuses on efficiency, not raw output. It tells you which crops convert seed investment into return most effectively under the baseline cycle model. This is especially valuable for early and mid-game planning where capital constraints are real.
Zero-cost crops are intentionally shown as infinite ROI because that is mathematically correct. To keep practical ordering useful, ties are broken by stronger net profit.
If your bankroll is limited, use S-tier and A-tier ROI crops to stabilize progression and reduce risk. Consistent efficient returns usually outperform chasing high-cost crops too early.
As your bankroll grows, transition from pure ROI selection to mixed ROI plus net profit selection so you can increase both efficiency and total earnings.
High ROI does not always mean highest session income. A crop can be extremely efficient yet still produce lower absolute returns than higher-profit options. That is why this page should be used with the net profit tier list.
In practice, advanced players build hybrid routes that start with ROI-efficient crops and move into higher absolute profit crops as capital and consistency improve.
After selecting candidates here, run scenario checks in calculators using realistic variant rates and mutation assumptions. This step prevents overfitting to baseline-only ranking and gives you decision confidence for your account state.
Tier lists provide fast ranking decisions. For exact run planning, validate your route with calculators before committing seed budgets.
ROI % = ((gross revenue - seed cost) / seed cost) × 100. If seed cost is zero, ROI is infinite by definition.
No. They are intentionally shown as infinite ROI and are tie-broken by higher net profit to keep results useful.
Start with S/A tier ROI crops that match your available seed source, then validate break-even and mutation potential in calculators.