Bone Blossom - Considered the pinnacle of trading value. Highly valuable fruits, iconic status symbol, and transcendent category fruit that might matter in future cooking updates. Everyone will want one.
Candy Blossom - Even if no longer the rarest fruit, its status will drive extreme initial value. On day one of trading, these will command premium prices for kitsunes, raccoons, or other huge pets before market stabilization.
S Tier Seeds
Moon Blossom - Extremely old seed that was never re-released. Beautiful tree design creates high demand from collectors wanting to create huge versions.
Boss of Light - Stunning tree with glowing leaves, was hard to acquire initially. Many players only managed to get one, creating scarcity.
Fossilite - Dark horse candidate that people are sleeping on. Cool semi-huge fossilite tree appearance and limited availability.
Super Seed - Previously would be SS tier, but recent events have distributed many silver and gold plants. Still valuable for rainbow plant gambling, but less so since Jandel's Saturday events distributed many premium variants.
A Tier Seeds
Tranquil Bloom - Unique color-changing property makes it interesting, but somewhat devalued by high availability from corrupted kitsune farming.
Traveler's Fruit - Underrated seed that makes cool-looking fruits, especially when huge. Lowkey valuable for aesthetic gardens.
Amber Heart - Has the second or third highest base value in game (around 175,000), close to bone blossom value. People are sleeping on this one.
Sunflower - Technically farmable from bee merchant flower packs but still super rare. People enjoy growing massive sunflowers for aesthetic purposes.
B Tier Seeds
Grand Tomato - Doesn't make particularly cool trees or valuable fruits for farming methods. Middle-of-the-road value.
Moon Mango - Nice big tree with beautiful orange leaves, but was re-released in events reducing scarcity.
Moon Melon - Carries nostalgia value from early game when huge moon melon rings were impressive. Older players may seek for sentimental reasons.
Dragon Pepper - Wasn't farmed much originally and was hard to acquire. Could have collector value despite not being visually impressive.
Princess Thorn - Currently has higher base value than horn dinos for prickly plant methods, making it more valuable for blood hedgehog farming strategies.
C Tier Seeds
New Romanesco Plant - Newest seed shop addition but still ultimately a seed shop seed with high availability.
Sugar Glaze Doughnut - Just okay, not particularly impressive in value or appearance.
Nectar Thorn - Been power-crept by better building options. No longer top choice for huge plant construction.
D Tier Seeds
All Seed Shop Seeds - Massively overabundant since Jandel's Saturday events where he distributed 30+ burning buds, 40+ beantocks, and countless other seed shop varieties. These will be essentially worthless in trading except to brand new players.
Burning Bud/Beantock/Seed Chomp Varieties - Extreme oversupply makes these the baseline currency of trading rather than valuable commodities.
Trading Strategy Tips
If seed trading becomes available:
1. Sell Early - For the first 3-4 days, trade away your rare seeds for maximum value before the market stabilizes 2. Ask Premium Prices - For candy blossoms and other ultra-rares, ask for huge pets like kitsunes or raccoons initially 3. Collector Value - Some seeds may have value simply for completionist players wanting one of every type 4. Achievement Potential - If trading comes with achievements, common seeds might gain value for players completing collections 5. Gambling Appeal - Super seeds will maintain value for players wanting to gamble for rainbow variants
Remember: This is all speculative until actual trading mechanics are implemented and a real market emerges!