Many of them are skippable, depending upon how many oxygen bubbles you want to collect.
While Terrarium does have ads, they don't appear very often. The goal: To unlock as many potted plants as possible, and put them on your window sill.īy tapping on those plants to increase their oxygen production, or by using boosters, you can upgrade your plants. Simple to use and devoid of stress, Terrarium is one of many gardening apps available to play, except in this case it's specifically tailored towards people who want to grow an apartment garden without worrying about the garden itself. Terrarium, a free-to-play gardening game, follows this trend. With a few finger movements, you can expand your in-game landscape while putting in a minimal amount of effort. Even if your plants die, however, you can still collect one free plant per week to add to your collection.You can also buy additional plants and gardening tools through the Nursery. It's important to stress that you can't forget to water these succulents: they don't need much, but if you don't maintain them, they'll dry out. Once that's done, all you have to do is check on your pot once a day to water it, weed it, and watch the succulents grow. After you pick out your pot and your starter arrangement, you can also name your garden. Pretty to look at, calming to experience, and easy to maintain, Viridi is one of the few gardening games for adults that lets you grow succulents in realtime. The purpose of the game? To grow succulents in a pot. Perhaps because of this demographic obsession, Viridi is a gardening game that I've personally been playing off and on for years. As reported by both The Huffington Post and The Guardian, "millennials are obsessed with house plants." This is especially true for succulents, a type of smooth flora that retains water for drought-prone conditions.
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