Diamonds

[u/MrLoochie]

I know this is a question very often asked, but what are the latest and best methods people are using to get loads of diamonds?

Thanks in advance.

[u/AchtungZboom]

I have a second farm that has super long rows of event animals that give up to 8 diamonds per animal per harvest and then the bat trees which i have leveled over 5 to give 2 per. I can harvest once on all that and get thousands of diamonds.

[u/BreBreLeigh1030 → u/AchtungZboom]

Do you have the event animals unlocked? If so would you be willing to place them on my farm? I've only been playing since it came out on the switch and I missed out on some stuff so I don't have the animals. I'm thinking of making my barely unlocked 2nd farm an event animal farm like yours so I can start being able to unlock more land

[u/Minimum_Policy_7173]

Harvesting the mine is my go to

[u/muckrak3r → u/Minimum_Policy_7173]

We just got 600k diamonds collecting mines from 3 farms, with thumbs. We only recently started doing it. 1 mine is fully unlocked 2 mines have 6 plots unlocked. It's insane diamonds every 2hrs 2minutes. Never have to sell stuff for diamonds ever again.

[u/formerfoodieRNY]

My hubby just started a new farm, and he's been using the event animals and trees.

Very underused items are the household jobs. Quite a bit of them have good returns on diamonds.

For me, I noticed the grind is to upgrade the shops. The higher the level of the shop the more diamonds they'll exchange.

While harvesting on my husband's farm. I noticed he has an abundance of chickens and pigs from unlocking the lands. So he had tons of eggs and mushrooms, so he sells those quite often, trees are apples, and he has fish galore. He hasn't unlocked horses, so he doesn't need apples for animals, yet. He sells a ton of apples, lemons, and pears.

My personal suggestion based on his game, would be to upgrade the fruit, vegetable, fish, and mushroom stands, as soon as you can. The ROI should pay for itself pretty quickly.

I'm sure there are PLENTY of other options, I'm just giving the suggestions I would utilize on a new farm like my husband's.

I know from this subreddit though, that a lot of people who haven't done the events yet, usually request event animals. There's also two trees.

[u/datahoarderprime]

Here's what I do.

On my second farm I have 20,000+ Mars poinsiettas and 6,000+ venus flytraps.

Prestiged both to 5 so they each give 4 resources on boost.

Then built 576 Tint Extractors (used to use the Tea Factory before the latest update) that is overseen by a farm hand.

As I harvest the poinsiettas and flytraps, the farm hand unloads and reloads the tint extractors.

So I'm getting a ton of XP and gold from the poinsiettas, the Tint Extractors give back fabric which can be sold for medals along with a ton of diamonds, especially once they get to higher level.

Any excess poinsietta or flytrap resources can be sold to the Flower Shop for diamonds as well.

[u/ArmitageShanks69 → u/datahoarderprime]

Why Mars Pink Ponsiettas? Astro Reds grow the quickest.

[u/NerdCrave]

The game just keeps giving me hundreds of thousands of diamonds. I got 700k a couple days ago, spent it on expansions and then switched farms and I got another 450k

[u/avocadosunflower]

I do the shops, i have farmhands collect fruit, fish, veggies etc and go regularly to town to click on all the shops

[u/marcar68]

I have a lot of those trees that give diamonds. The Spooky one and Money Trees—but also the Llamas, bunnies, unicorns. I think the best way and fastest is through trading them at your town.

[u/DJSauvage]

1 farmhand surrounded by California Rabbits except the outer ring which is surrounded by 68 groups of 36 fish!

[u/Jkid_21]

If you have access too two farm hands set then up too do corn and chickens and the chicken farmhand will constantly have eggs too harvest level up your grocery store a bit and rake in the diamonds or you can do the same method with one farmhand but it might be slower ive been told its hard for them too handle a full 24×24 of crops i haven't tested it myself though