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King's Farm has been online for over half a year now, and most players have already reached levels 70-80. However, a clear problem has emerged: Farm Coins are becoming increasingly scarce. After all, upgrading land, stalls, and the farm itself requires a huge amount of Farm Coins, so many players are pondering how to plant for maximum profit. Recently, I noticed that the topic "Best Farming Strategy" has surged to the top of the camp discussions, indicating a high demand. In this episode, I'll talk about some tips for farm planting and share my own thoughts.

Is planting 16-hour crops on weekends a misconception?

Many players think that with the weekend double bonus, planting 16-hour cash crops yields the highest profit, but in practice the effect isn't that big. The reason is simple: the crops you grow can be stolen by friends. Even if you harvest on time, the single-wave profit isn't great.

However, high-level farmers often choose to plant 32-hour hero crops. There's a key misconception here: it's not just cash crops that produce high Farm Coins. The 560x or 840x profit from a mutated hero crop can yield more in one weekend than several weeks of cash crops. For example, if a triple-mutated giant hero crop appears on a level 2 plot over the weekend, selling just a few can bring in hundreds of millions of Farm Coins—though it does require luck.

Of course, you need to use blessings appropriately, and the chance of getting a giant hero crop isn't bad. I've calculated: planting 32-hour crops normally yields less stable profit than cash crops, but if you get one mutation wave on the weekend, you basically make back several weeks' worth of profit.

Where do Farm Coins come from?

Some players might worry that if they don't plant cash crops and are unlucky with high-multiplier mutations, they won't get Farm Coins. Actually, this concern is unnecessary. As your farm level and stall level increase, the selling price of hero crops also rises significantly. Even without a giant hero crop, each wave still yields a decent amount.

Additionally, an important source is stealing crops. Just max out your daily stealing attempts, and prioritize stealing crops with 2.5x or higher multipliers. Combined with the weekend double bonus, a lucky wave can net you 30-40 million Farm Coins. These numbers add up quickly. You can also create multiple accounts to cooperate: one main account focuses on experience crops to level up, while alt accounts assist the main account. That way, the main account gains levels, and the alt accounts supplement the economy—both sides benefit. The overall growth speed is actually faster, and many players who level up quickly use this method.

Finally, let's talk about spending Farm Coins. The higher your farm level, the more coins you need to upgrade the farm. If you try to level up and upgrade the farm, stalls, and land at the same time, you'll often hit a bottleneck. My recommended approach is to first focus on planting 32-hour experience crops to boost your level. Once you reach a high level and crop prices increase, then come back to upgrade the farm and stalls. This way, things become much easier.

Many players who get stuck at a certain level probably spent all their Farm Coins on various upgrades early on, causing their crop levels to lag behind—the more they play, the more frustrating it gets. Ultimately, the farm system emphasizes long-term planning. If you expand your level and crop collection early, the profits will naturally flow in later.

That's all for this episode. If you found it helpful, feel free to leave a like for support. If you have anything to say, ask, or want to see, drop a comment below—I'll read them all~

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