Aren’t these gorgeous? Chumchum, a player in Vietnam, has managed to grow vegetables in all possible sizes. How does he do it? With the help of a computer program he developed himself! The program calculates the rate of growth since planting the seeds.
Note, this is not a hacking or cheating program designed to give you fat, healthy vegetables. You still have to work hard to maintain the garden. The program helps you keep you on track, charting the growth rate of each plant.
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To avoid getting rotten veggies, Chumchum also advises using the “work offline” mode of the browser (click File > Work Offline). “After putting the browser in Workoffline mode, I harvest all the veggies,” he writes. “If I get a rotten veggie, I will remember the position of it. Then I refresh the browser and put it online again. When you’re working offline, the game can’t be saved automatically. So when you reload the game, the veggies haven’t been harvested yet and you can remove the rotten veggies at once. Using this method, you don’t waste your time on rotten veggies.” 
If you’re interested in installing this software, Chumchum is kindly offering free copies of it. Write to him at dlsoft4u@yahoo.com.au. The software is written in Matlab (a technical language) so you must first install Matlab onto your machine. It works on both Windows and Mac.
Chumchum sent in these images in response to Jacel’s vegetables, which were featured last week in Size Matters in Pet Society Gardens. Jacel, another talented gardener, doesn’t use the software, but advises looking in on your vegetables more than once a day.
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what an awesome tip! does it mean that it’s predetermined which vegetable will be rotten? it doesn’t really matter how long we leave it in the ground?
i love your blog! the other one is a riot too, i just wish it was updated more often!
Thanks for reading the blogs! I think the program will help you predict when the veggies will get to a certain size. However, I have not used the program, so you should e-mail Chumchum at dlsoft4u@yahoo.com.au for questions.
good work chumchum, we vietnamese PS players are proud of you
the cabbage seems to rot a lot in my garden, even when they’re only tiny.
Wow. I’m amazed!! There are actually nine sizes! I just assumed there were 3 sizes – Small, Medium, Large…. LOL!
However, how about a post about flowers?
I’ve been growing them a lot but still unsure if I’ve collected all of them…? Thanks!
Thanks for the tip about working offline and checking your veggies! That’s brilliant.
Congrats my dear
I love this program so much but too bad cant use it cos it was written in Matlab 
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So proud of you XD.
Thank you Pet Society Anonymous for updating this !
u’re a good farmer and ur pet’s so lovely.
i never pull my tiny vegetable,i’am so sad if one of them are rotten!!
Hello!! This program they is exceptional!! Plz send to me !
Elena, if you really want the program, you need to e-mail dlsoft4u@yahoo.com.au. Also, you need the Matlab language on your computer.
Chumchum, can you write a tutorial about using your PSgarden tool?
how do you get matlab on your computer?
Hi. i love sushi!!!!!!! by the way, what’s the name of the program?