The Garden in Legend of Elements is far more than a decorative feature—it’s one of the most powerful systems for long-term progression. Behind its peaceful visuals of soil and fruit lies a deep research mechanic tied to your Home Spirit Training, granting massive permanent boosts to Attack, Defense, HP, and other key stats.
Mastering your Garden means mastering one of the best passive growth systems in the game. This guide will walk you through planting, research, stealing mechanics, and advanced optimization strategies so you can transform your Manor garden into a powerhouse of stats and resources.
Legend of Elements Garden System Guide – Seed Types, Plots
Your Garden unlocks early in your adventure and becomes the central hub for cultivating Fruit, the key currency used in the Home Spirit Training research tree.
Here’s the loop in simple terms:
- Plant seeds →
- Grow and harvest fruit →
- Use fruit to unlock research nodes →
- Gain powerful permanent bonuses
Through this cycle, your Garden eventually fuels not just PVE growth, but also PVP strength. Bonuses range from faster plant growth and harvest multipliers to raw stat increases such as Attack, HP, Defense, and Skill Damage.
In short, the more attention you give your Garden, the stronger every aspect of your character becomes.
Seed Types and Planting
At the start, you’ll have access to one plot, meaning you can plant one seed at a time. Over time, as you level up your Garden, you’ll unlock additional plots for more simultaneous crops.
There are three seed rarities:
- Basic Seeds: Common, grow quickly, and provide a small yield of fruit.
- Elite Seeds: Mid-tier rarity; take longer to grow but offer better fruit quantities.
- Supreme Seeds: The rarest and most valuable; these yield large amounts of high-grade fruit and take the longest to mature.
Each rarity tier has a higher potential return, so once you unlock more plots, it’s smart to dedicate them to Elite and Supreme seeds for maximum long-term gain.
How to Obtain Seeds
Seeds are fairly accessible, though rarer ones require more effort or luck:
- Basic Seeds: Granted daily when logging in.
- Elite Seeds: Purchasable through the Garden Shop and obtainable in special events.
- Supreme Seeds: Earned primarily from limited events, high-tier content, or reward chests.
It’s wise to keep a few seeds of every type on hand, especially when you’re targeting specific research milestones that need a large fruit supply.
Garden Shop and Speed-Ups
The Garden Shop is your primary stop for farming-related items. Here, you can purchase Raincall Sigils, which act as speed-ups to shorten plant growth time.
There are two types:
- Minor Raincall Sigil: Reduces growth time by 30 minutes (typically earned via event rewards).
- Major Raincall Sigil: Reduces growth time by 60 minutes (available for purchase in the Garden Shop).
Speed-ups are particularly valuable when managing multiple plots, especially if you’re preparing for a research milestone or a timed event that requires large fruit quantities.
Plots
Expanding your Garden allows you to grow more seeds simultaneously. Each new plot is tied to Garden Level, which is increased through the Home Spirit Training research tree.
Here’s the progression path:
- Plot 1: Available from the start
- Plot 2: Unlocks at Garden Level 1
- Plot 3: Unlocks at Garden Level 2
- Additional Plots: Unlock progressively every ~9–10 research nodes, up to Level 5 Garden
Beyond Level 5, your focus shifts from unlocking plots to strengthening combat stats through advanced research nodes.
Home Spirit Training Research Tree
The Home Spirit Training tree is where all your harvested fruit goes. Each node requires a set amount of fruit, and costs rise as you move deeper into the tree.
The rewards are substantial. Completing even the top three attack nodes can grant:
- +350.8K Base Attack
- +350.8M Base HP
- +116.9K Base Defense
And that’s just the beginning—later nodes include:
- Skill damage bonuses
- Crafting double reward chances
- Percentage-based stat increases
- AFK reward time extensions
Essentially, the research tree converts your gardening efforts into account-wide growth. The earlier you start investing, the stronger you’ll be across every game mode.
Stealing Mechanics (Garden PvP System)
Not all gardens are peaceful. Legend of Elements introduces a competitive layer through Stealing, a PvP mechanic that lets players raid other gardens for fruit.
Here’s how it works:
- Open the Steal tab to view a list of other players’ gardens.
- Choose a target and initiate a theft.
- A PvP battle begins—if you win, you successfully steal some fruit.
- If you lose, the attempt fails, and you gain nothing.
However, players can repel attacks if they’re online. Defenders (or their allies) can fight back to protect their crops. This adds a strategic and social element to gardening—stronger clans often coordinate defenses and retaliations.
Always check your target’s power before stealing. Losing battles not only wastes your attempts but also risks retaliation.
Friends and Co-op Features
The Friends tab lets you visit your allies’ gardens. You can check their layouts, learn from their setups—and, yes, even steal from them if you’re feeling bold.
While stealing from friends can be amusing, remember that it can strain relationships. Still, active friends and clanmates can help defend your crops from enemy thieves through repel assists, making social connections valuable for garden efficiency.
Garden Logs and Battle Records
The Logs section keeps a detailed history of your garden activity:
- Planting and harvesting timestamps
- Successful or failed theft attempts
- Records of players who stole from you
Meanwhile, the Battle Records tab lets you review your PvP outcomes, helping you refine your build and pick better targets in future raids.
The Garden in Legend of Elements is one of the most rewarding long-term systems in the game. It encourages daily interaction, smart timing, and even tactical PvP. As your fruit production grows, your Home Spirit Training tree will transform your account’s power ceiling—boosting every fight, dungeon, and boss encounter you face.