Free to playViridi A minute of calm a day
Viridi is a small pot of succulents that grows in real time on your desk. You check in for a minute or two, spray a little water, pull a weed, then leave it to keep you company while you work. Forgiving, quiet and easy to return to, it suits cozy fans who want one calm ritual a day.
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A pot that grows while you are away
You keep one pot of succulents that grows in real time, even when the game is closed. Each day you open it, check which plants look thirsty, and give them water from a spray bottle. Too much or too little can kill them, though they are forgiving, and weeds need pulling now and then.
You choose your starting assortment and pot, name the plants you like best, and give them extra care. Given time, some flower. A seedling takes weeks to mature, so the pot changes slowly, and that slow change is the point.
A quiet window to keep open
Viridi is built to sit beside the rest of your day. Leave it open in a second window while you work, or visit for a few minutes at night as a way to wind down. The background shifts color through the day toward sunset in the evening, with soft visuals and gentle looping music.
There is no score to chase and no way to lose. It is a calm place to return to, not a game to finish in one sitting.
Good to know about Viridi?
How much time does it take each day?
Very little. You open the pot, look at each plant, water what needs it, pull weeds, and close it again. A daily check takes a few minutes, and missing a day or two will not necessarily ruin everything.
Do the plants really grow in real time?
Yes. Growth follows actual time, so seedlings need weeks to mature and flowers take longer still. You can also pause the pressure with a vacation mode that stops growth while you are away.
Can your plants die?
Yes, from over-watering or under-watering, and you can also remove plants to make room. The care is forgiving compared with real succulents, so it stays low-stress rather than punishing.
