Plant Care Card Game

A seed, three cards a day, and two weeks to a full-grown tree. Sprout is a deckbuilder that happens to grow plants with no timers to beat and nothing to grind. Every real day, your garden gets one pack of three care cards. Play them on the plant that needs them most, then close the app and come back tomorrow. GROW SOMETHING REAL One real day is one game day. Your plants drink, soak up sun, and use up nutrients whether the app is open or not. Miss a few days and you'll come back to thirsty plants and a bit of a mess, exactly like the real thing. Every plant is procedurally generated from its own seed, so no two trees ever branch the same way. Watch yours climb through six stages; Seed, Sprout, Seedling, Sapling, Young Plant, Fully Grown as the camera pulls back to keep the whole canopy in frame. DECIDE WHAT TODAY'S CARDS ARE FOR Each daily pack draws three cards from a deck: • Water • Sunlight • Nutrients • Pest control • Weeding • Rare treats Play a card now or bank it for a worse day. The deck notices when a meter is critical and weights the draw toward what you actually need, but it never just hands you a full top-off. KEEP THEM ALIVE Aphids, ants, and weeds move in from day three onward and drain the plant while they stay. BUILD A GARDEN Grow up to six plants at once, each with its own meters, threats, and growth clock. Collect from six species; Oak, Bush, Flower, Fern, Palm, and a paddle Cactus, each with a genuinely different silhouette, foliage timing, and bloom behaviour. Pick clovers off the ground while you play. Ten of them trade in for a random card. MAKE IT YOURS Five pot designs, five card art styles, and three backdrops. WRITE IT DOWN A built-in journal timestamps every entry with the in-game day, so you can keep notes alongside your plants and read the whole run back later. QUIET BY DESIGN • No ads. Ever. • No account, no login, no internet needed; your garden lives on your device • One optional reminder at 9am, and nothing else • A few minutes a day is the whole game Plant something today.