Greenbery and Spicebery offline growth guide
Understand browser-local offline growth, harvesting, upgrades, garden expansion, climate controls, drying, grading, and blends in both berry games.
Progress is browser-local
Both garden games save in the current browser and can account for time away. Clearing site data, using private browsing, or switching devices can remove or separate that progress.
Greenbery: tend, wait, harvest, expand
Greenbery begins with a simple cycle of watering, waiting through illustrated growth stages, and harvesting. Pruning, mulch, fertilizer, and garden expansion add cumulative improvements while keeping the game free and browser-local.
Return after time away, review the growth state, then harvest before spending on the next useful upgrade.
Spicebery: manage a greenhouse
Spicebery adds warmth, mist, soil, and ventilation. Ideal climate bands improve the greenhouse rhythm, while harvesting feeds drying, grading, blends, milestones, and the dried-spice tonic.
Use the visible lamp and mist feedback to correct conditions before treating a slow crop as a need for more upgrades.
Pick the pace you want
Greenbery is the simpler persistent garden. Spicebery is the denser climate-and-processing loop. Both are prototypes intended for short check-ins rather than unattended financial or competitive mechanics.