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A guide freshness filter for players deciding whether older advice still helps after a patch changes routes, rewards, or values.
Short answer
Old Grow a Garden guides are worth reading after a new patch only when the patch did not change the crop, pet, mutation, reward, or timing assumptions behind the advice.
This is the fastest direct answer for readers who want the result first and the longer route logic second.
Use these pages when the short answer turns into a more specific choice.
Quick facts
Editor notes
| Guide type | Usually still useful? | Risk | Check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Workflow guide | Often yes | May miss new context | Patch relevance |
| Tier list | Maybe | Rankings can shift | Balance notes |
| Crop ranking | Maybe | Value or timing may change | Crop update |
| Code guide | Only if current | Rewards expire | Codes page |
Editor notes
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Editor notes
Some guides explain workflow, spending order, or route safety. Those can stay useful after a patch if the core assumptions still hold.
Tier lists, crop rankings, and mutation values can age quickly. Guides about how to check, compare, or recover often last longer.
Read the update note and ask what changed. If the old guide depends on that changed part, treat it carefully.
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FAQ
These are the follow-up questions readers usually ask right after the short answer.
Yes, if the patch did not change the crop, pet, mutation, reward, or timing assumptions behind the guide.
Read Updates hubTier lists, crop rankings, and mutation value guides age faster than workflow or checklist guides.
Read How to know if a guide is outdatedRead the patch note first, then check whether the guide depends on the changed route part.
Read Use guides after a balance changeRe-check after major patch notes, balance shifts, or guide library updates.
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