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Nistarok Sep 11, 2021 @ 10:17am
Plants not growing after freeze/unfreeze, possible Steam version bug ?
Hi guy, I am currently growing a juicy queenbeet, got the garden frozen for a while then unfroze it, since then dozens of ticks have gone by, and no growing in sight. Possible bug ? Can anyone relate ?
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Mysterious Penguin Sep 11, 2021 @ 10:39am 
If you hover over Juicy Queenbeet it should tell you how long it takes to mature. This particular plant takes a little over 3 days which is somewhere in the realm of 800 ticks.
Nistarok Sep 11, 2021 @ 11:25am 
Originally posted by Mysterious Penguin:
If you hover over Juicy Queenbeet it should tell you how long it takes to mature. This particular plant takes a little over 3 days which is somewhere in the realm of 800 ticks.

I know this very well, and it has been stuck at 275 ticks left until maturation for well over 50 ticks now.
Mysterious Penguin Sep 11, 2021 @ 12:55pm 
Actually now that you mention it (I hadn't checked prior) the juicy queenbeet I was growing is currently stuck at 775 ticks after being frozen. My other plants don't have problems in growing even if frozen or unfrozen though, only the juicy queenbeet. Strange.
Blessed Oct 5, 2021 @ 8:10pm 
My Juicy Queenbeet is not growing too. It is now stuck at somewhere between 1 hr 11 mins and 2 hrs 3 mins. Even though many ticks have gone by, the age of the plant seems to not really go forward ... it may have even gone backwards. And I do not have this issue with my other plants. I unlocked 33 seeds except the JQB.

I found the answer to this problem after searching on cookie clicker reddit. A post on there by the user Ardub23 reads:

"A plant's age is actually a hidden value that randomly increments with each tick; what you see is just the average number of ticks it'll take to mature given the average amount it ages per tick.

Most plants increment their age every tick by a value with some degree of randomness; for instance, the age of baker's wheat goes up by 7–9 each tick, and it matures at an age of 35. Under normal circumstances, juicy queenbeets have an 8% chance of incrementing their age value by 1 with each tick, and they mature when their age reaches 85.

In other words, with each tick there's only a 1-in-12.5 chance of the age changing at all, but when it does, the number you see will change from 165 to 153 (or thereabouts)."

I tested this and my JQB is matured now :)
Last edited by Blessed; Oct 5, 2021 @ 9:50pm
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Date Posted: Sep 11, 2021 @ 10:17am
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