Check the patch
Use official Steam news for versioned changes, especially when watering or orders behave differently after an update.
Keep the patch date with the claim.Independent plant-shop player wiki
Grow, care for, and sell plants with a guide that keeps official facts separate from community-tested details. Start with the first shop day, then move into watering, requests, reputation, and current patches.
Featured guides
Move from a first shop day to plants, reputation, customer requests, collection notes, settings, and dated updates.
Verified game video
A GameTrailers-hosted teaser identifies Leafy Corner and Fireline Games; it is included for tone, not for exact gameplay claims.
Update
First shop-day route
Use the guide hubs to solve the next decision in your shop without turning uncertain values or community observations into permanent rules.
Start with the beginner guide for a practical order of operations, then check the in-game prompts for current controls.
Use the plant pages to distinguish verified patch information from details that still need an in-game or compendium check.
Open the orders hub when a customer or external request asks for a plant trait or condition.
Patch 1.0.3 changed watering-related behavior and fixed a Trailing-order condition, so keep dated notes in view.
This GameTrailers-hosted teaser identifies Leafy Corner as a Fireline Games plant-shop management game. It is useful for the game’s tone, not for exact mechanics or balance.
Start here
Open the hub that matches the decision on your counter today.
Start with a cautious route for plants, customers, and the shop rhythm.
→ Plant careUse plant and watering notes that state their version and evidence limits.
→ Shop growthCompare reputation and decoration guidance without inventing unlock thresholds.
→ Customer requestsUse request and external-order pages for a clear next check.
→Useful research habits
The best next step makes the current decision clearer without promising more than the evidence supports.
Use official Steam news for versioned changes, especially when watering or orders behave differently after an update.
Keep the patch date with the claim.Plant attributes and customer requests are easier to compare when you open the matching hub first.
Match the guide to the task.Exact thresholds, probabilities, controls, and performance can vary or need direct testing.
Treat unverified specifics carefully.What this wiki can confirm
Store information, official patch notes, and clearly labeled community guidance answer different questions.
Steam confirms App ID 3558600, Fireline Games, the July 30 full release, controller support, Steam Cloud, and the core plant-shop loop.
→ Working guide sourceUse the dedicated hubs for player-facing steps, with community-derived details clearly marked for later in-game confirmation.
→ Dated update checkOpen Updates before relying on a behavior that may have changed after a patch.
→Wiki directory
Find the next thing to check: a first shop day, a plant, a customer request, a collection note, or a platform setting.
Current information
Leafy Corner is released on Steam; keep changing behavior tied to the latest official note or a clearly labeled in-game check.
The latest official public patch title found is Patch 1.0.3, published August 2, 2026. It includes watering-related changes and a fix for Trailing attribute orders before reputation level 4.
Open the guide →Track dated official Leafy Corner Steam news for the released base game, including Patch 1.0.3.
Open the guide →Player FAQ
Short answers that point to the right source before you make a shop decision.
Leafy Corner is a cozy plant-shop management game from Fireline Games. Steam describes growing, caring for, and selling more than 100 real plants while completing customer requests, tasks, and reputation goals.
Steam lists the full release date as July 30, 2026. This wiki treats the base game, App ID 3558600, as its only gameplay scope.
The latest public patch title found during the August 13, 2026 audit was Patch 1.0.3, published August 2. Check the Updates hub for dated notes and source links.
A Fireline Games announcement says Steam Deck Verified, while the Steam listing states full controller support. Performance and individual control behavior still need hardware or in-game checks.
No. The store and patch notes establish the safe facts. Community or working-source details are labeled and should be checked against your current game and compendium.
No. This is an independent fan guide and is not affiliated with Fireline Games, Steam, or any linked platform.
Evidence-aware player help
The wiki separates official identity and patch information from guidance that still needs a compendium or in-game check.
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