I still don’t see much use in Farmville for experience or levels. However, I understand that some people just like to brag about how high a level they have. There are a few ways you can compete with your friends, and if you have the highest level of your friends, they’ll be more likely to come help you on your farm since you’ll always be on the first page of their friends at the bottom when they want to visit neighbors. I...
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I used to think that there really wasn’t much use for the currency in Farmville. I had more than enough to buy any of the decorations I wanted, and the only really expensive thing in the market was the villa. I had a friend that used to buy windmills to get the experience whenever he had too much money. Nowadays that has all changed. There are alot more things you can spend money on. There are alot more decorations, the expansions to the...
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Greenhouse seeds in Farmville work a little differently than normal seeds. You first have to “create” the seeds in your greenhouse by mixing seeds you purchase of other crops. You mix 2 crops, then wait 3 days, and the result is 50 seeds of your greenhouse crop. This extra steps means that the seeds give you more profit and more experience, but it also means that have a limited supply of the seeds. You can’t power farm these...
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Most of the Farmville seeds provide about the same ratio of experience and profit per hour, but there are some seeds that are better depending what you’re trying to accomplish. Are you trying to level faster or get coins for that new villa you’ve been eyeing up in the market? Below is a complete list alphabetically of all the seeds of the different areas except for Hawaii since Farmville Hawaii uses coconuts as currency as well. ...
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With the release of Farmville’s newest area Hawaii, I thought I’d update my seed charts with the new values. Hawaii is the first area to use a different currency. Now instead of buying things with coins, you have to earn coconuts through harvests. Some things still use coins, like the tiki-bar upgrade or buying some buildings from the market. Now the interesting thing is that you actually get coins and coconuts from harvesting in...
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