
Tiny Eden Wiki
Grow it indoors. Cook what you grow.
Planters, soil recipes, quest fixes and patch notes for Tiny Eden, the first-person gardening game set in a city apartment.
- 38plant species
- 15planters
- ~50recipes
- Update #12plant perk resets
Plant lookupPick a plant. Find its planter and mix.
Look up the crop before buying a planter. See its soil recipe, water target, light and temperature range, then find dishes that use the harvest.Plants38Planter types15Soil components7Look up a plant →One loop, four decisions
1Choose
Pick a plant that suits the spot you have: light, temperature and planter size all matter. All 38 plants are listed with their planter.
Open2Mix
Each plant has its own recipe from 7 soil components. Assign the plant, then pour each component to its target.
Open3Control
Move pots or add lamps for light; use the radiator, heaters and fans for temperature. Every room, balcony and the roof differ.
Open4Harvest
Cook the harvest before selling it. Dishes pay several times more than raw crops, and orders and projects ask for them.
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LatestUpdate #12 adds plant perk resets, larger soil and seed stacks, and fixes for missing keys and achievements. Every update and what it fixed
- Getting startedGrowth stages: sprout to harvestPlants
- Getting startedHow to make money early onGuide
- Getting startedWhere the save files areGuide
- Getting startedStorage, stacks and the fridgeGuide
- Getting startedGame will not launch or crashes on startupBug
- QuestsThe Atrium buyer who is not thereBug
- QuestsGetting the shop keyGuide
- QuestsFinishing the Drone Station projectGuide
- QuestsWhere the Navigational chip comes fromGuide
- QuestsPlanting the hot pepper seedsGuide
- QuestsCalendula seeds and the Vintage ShopGuide
- QuestsThe splice button will not pressBug
- QuestsGetting mutated peas to countGuide
- QuestsThe Code Green HQ licenseGuide
- QuestsRecycling XP stuck at zeroBug
- QuestsBiosphere: 10 hunters in the 4th roomBug
- QuestsWhat each project needsGuide
- QuestsHomecoming, bees and the endingGuide
- Soil & climateHow the seven soil components workGuide
- Soil & climateFilling a planter to its targetsGuide
- Soil & climateThe soil mix each plant needsGuide
- Soil & climateGetting super compostGuide
- Soil & climateFixing “not enough sunlight”Guide
- Soil & climateGrow lights vs shading netsGuide
- Soil & climateGreenhouse crops and the sun iconsGuide
- Soil & climateWhere it is warm, and how to change itGuide
- Soil & climateWhen a heater does nothingBug
- PlantsWhy onions are hard to growGuide
- PlantsWhich planter each crop needsGuide
- CookingWhat the kitchen upgrade actually doesGuide
- CookingRecipes with ingredients and pricesGuide
- CookingBought a recipe, but it is not at the stoveFix
- AutomationUnlocking the drone watering skillGuide
- AutomationGetting drones to workGuide
- PlatformsController and Steam Deck supportGuide
- UpdatesEvery patch since launch, and its fixesGuide
- UpdatesAll 31 achievements and missed unlocksGuide
What is Tiny Eden?
Tiny Eden is a cozy first-person farming and gardening simulation developed by Bajka Games and published by Digital Vortex. Instead of inheriting a countryside farm, you begin inside a small apartment surrounded by a futuristic city and gradually fill it with plants.
Grow crops from seed to harvest through 4 growth stages, manage light, temperature and soil conditions, cook meals, earn money and reputation, breed new varieties, and expand through additional rooms, balconies and eventually a rooftop greenhouse.
Every plant needs the right planter, its own soil recipe, a range of light and temperature, and often bees for pollination. The story runs through faction orders and building projects, from the Genetic Lab to a rooftop hive.
- Developer
- Bajka Games
- Publisher
- Digital Vortex
- Released
- September 7
- Base price
- $14.99 USD
- Platform
- PC · Steam
- Genre
- Casual · Indie · Simulation
- Languages
- 10
- Plant species
- 38
- Recipes
- ~50
Stuck on a step?
Start with the planter chart and the soil recipes, then use the quest guides when a step stalls.