Schedule 1: How to Get More Seeds
Image Credit: TVGS, Schedule I
Note: This guide covers content from Schedule 1, a satirical video game set in a fictional world. All items, recipes, and references are entirely made up and exist only in the game. Please don’t try any of this in real life.
If you're running low on seeds and wondering where the heck to get more, you're not alone. A lot of players hit this wall early and assume the game just forgot about basic farming. Don’t worry — here’s how to get more seeds.
Read More: Schedule 1 Tips and Tricks
Step 1: Pay Off Your Debt
Before Albert will sell you anything new, you have to pay off your initial “starter debt.” You can’t just Venmo him or send a thank-you card. Instead:
Head behind the old man's shop (the place with all the hardware).
There’s a dropbox out back — toss in your cash there.
The game doesn’t really hold your hand on this, so if you miss this part, Albert won’t even show up in your Messages list anymore.
This payment unlocks the next phase of your business relationship with Albert: actually being able to buy more seeds.
Step 2: Text Albert
Once the debt’s handled, open your phone and text Albert. He’ll let you know what’s available. If you don’t see him in your Messages list yet, double-check that you dropped the money into the right box behind the shop. No box, no seeds, no business.
Also, note: Albert starts with a $25 spending cap, but some seeds cost $30. That means you’ll need to increase your trust or standing with him to raise your limit and buy the better stuff. Keep checking back after you pay up.
Step 3: Profit (Hopefully)
After texting Albert and unlocking more seeds, you can start planting again. Just don’t forget where that dropbox is — Albert’s not the kind of guy you want to owe twice.
Final Blurb
This whole process is hidden in the least obvious corner of the map and somehow feels like a side quest in a game that isn’t supposed to have them. But hey — once Albert’s on your good side, you’ll be drowning in seeds. Just remember: debt first, messages second, business always.
Recommended | View all Schedule I
