Throw a Seed Bar Upgrades: Wood to Diamond Training

How Bar Upgrades Fit Into Training

Throw a Seed bar upgrades take your pull-up equipment from Wood toward Diamond, while pull-ups build strength for longer throws. That distance matters because every canyon zone your seed passes increases your throw luck. Work on training alongside your equipment upgrades to push farther down the canyon.

Wood is the starting bar tier, and Diamond is the highest. Keep Diamond as your equipment goal, but continue doing pull-ups as you progress: training is what makes your character stronger.

Think of your next goal in terms of distance. Aim to reach another zone, then return to training when you want to extend your range again.

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Why Strength Matters for Plant Hunting

Throwing farther improves your luck as the seed travels through additional zones. The canyon has 15 zones, stretching from Meadow to Starlight Glade, so strength feeds directly into your hunt for rarer plants.

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The collection includes more than 75 plants across 10 rarities, from Common to Secret. Plants can also have Huge sizes and rare mutations. Better luck improves your chances; it does not guarantee a particular plant.

Put these mechanics together during your next session:

• Train for distance. Do pull-ups to build the strength needed for longer throws.
• Practice your timing. Tap at the right moment when throwing.
• Use seed upgrades for luck. Higher-tier seeds increase throw luck alongside the benefit of traveling through zones.

Keep training and seed purchases tied to those separate benefits: strength extends your reach, while better seeds increase luck.

Two paid options also affect throw luck. Rainbow Seed costs 799 Robux and gives every throw with that seed x10 luck. Double Luck costs 249 Robux and doubles luck on every throw permanently, stacking with your seed and luck potions. Keep those effects separate from Strong Arms, which increases the XP you earn through training.

Training Boosts, Starter Cash, and Strong Arms

Free code rewards can support your next training session or equipment purchase. Strong Arms is a separate paid option that increases XP earned from pull-ups.

Resource	Cost or redeem code	Reward or effect
Strong Arms	149 Robux	2x XP from every pull-up
Training Boost reward	CANDY	1 Training Boost and 1 Lucky Throw
Starter cash reward	RELEASE	5,000 Cash and 1 Luck Potion

Use the Training Boost when you are ready to spend time doing pull-ups. Put the cash from RELEASE toward a bar or seed upgrade, depending on your next purchase.

To redeem either code:

1. Open the Gear icon in the top-left corner.
2. Scroll to the bottom of Settings.
3. Enter the code in the text box.
4. Select REDEEM.

Enter codes exactly as written; they are case-sensitive.

Four additional codes supply rewards for throwing and garden income:

• UPDATE: 1 Mega Luck Potion and 1 Lucky Throw.
• TIKTOK: 1 Mega Luck Potion and 1 Lucky Throw.
• 1KFAVORITES: 1 Money Boost and 1 Lucky Throw.
• HYPE: 1 Money Boost and 1 Lucky Throw.

Redeem these through the same Settings box. Use the Money Boosts after placing your plants in the garden so the boosts support your plant income.

Keep Your Garden Supporting Upgrades

Plants placed in your garden earn money, including while you are offline. That income supports the same progression loop as training: grow plants, earn cash, and buy upgrades.

Place plants in your garden before leaving the game so they can contribute offline earnings. Expand the garden when you need room for more plants, and keep seed upgrades in mind when you want additional throw luck.

Big Garden costs 79 Robux and adds 10 extra garden slots on top of the slots you buy. Double Money costs 199 Robux and permanently doubles money earned by all your plants, including offline earnings. These purchases affect garden capacity and income rather than pull-up XP.

Save your luck potions for throws after a training session has extended your reach. This lets you use them on attempts that also benefit from passing through more canyon zones.