AN EVEN SPLIT OF SCRAPS Greens and browns now turn up in equal numbers. The tray used to lean green, and because a full tray stops new scraps arriving, a bin that wanted browns could be left with no way to get any — so you fed it something you knew was wrong. That doesn't happen now. Seasonal scraps are just as common as before; they simply stand in for their own kind instead of tipping the balance. YOUR GEMS, WHERE YOU CAN SEE THEM The gem count no longer disappears from the top bar when things get crowded, and the Shop shows what you have next to what things cost. A SMALL THING The coin on the Sell button is drawn like everything else in the game now, instead of borrowed from the system.

ONE BIN AT A TIME The farm now shows a single bin, so the worms are more than twice the size they were. A row of bin buttons across the top shows which bin is happy, which is full and which wants feeding — tap one, or flick sideways across the soil. You can drop a scrap or a worm straight onto a button to send it to a bin you aren't looking at. iPad still shows every bin at once. SOMETHING TO SPEND GEMS ON Compost Boost doubles what every bin makes for 15 minutes. The Auto-Harvester collects your castings for an hour. A Worm Lure brings more wild worms to visit. You can buy a second guest spot for a bin, give your wild worms names, and trade a mutation for a different one. DRESS UP THE FARM Six looks for your bins, from Old Oak to Mint Painted, and five grounds to put them on. Two of them only appear in winter. SMALLER THINGS Reduce Motion is properly supported: turn it on in iOS Settings and the farm holds still without hiding anything. Messages stay on screen long enough to actually read. The Shop puts the things that change how your farm runs above the things that just look nice.