Pull-up Bars
The pull-up bar is the training station. Only Wood, Diamond, and an observed Obsidian step are supported.
Pull-up bars named by the developer or shown in the official preview. Costs are not listed.
3 entries in this hub.
| Name | Evidence | Notes | Track |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wood Bar | Named as the start of the Wood-to-Diamond path | The bar named as the start of the Wood-to-Diamond path. | |
| Obsidian Bar | Upgrade notification in the official preview, about 00:30 | A bar upgrade shown in the official preview between the named Wood and Diamond ends. | |
| Diamond Bar | Named as the upper end of the path, and shown as an upgrade prompt in the preview | The bar named as the top of the published training path. |
This guide is only for the Fish Time Studios experience at place ID 129081220403721. Other Roblox games use similar names, including Throw a Seed! by Bit-Smash Games, and they do not share this code list or zone route.
Throw a Seed is a Roblox simulation by Fish Time Studios. You train with pull-ups, time a throw that sends a seed down a canyon, collect the plant that grows where it lands, and place plants in a garden that earns money, including while you are offline.
The official description says a longer flight is luckier, every zone the seed passes boosts luck, and better seeds add more luck. It does not publish a formula, and a long throw is not described as a guarantee of a Secret.
Yes. The developer states that plants placed in your garden keep earning while you are offline. No offline cap or per-plant rate table is published in the game description.
The description lists 15 zones, from Meadow to Starlight Glade, and 75+ plants across 10 rarities from Common to Secret. On November 15, 2026 an in-game Index reading showed 110 entries and a Royal Pack category. Those counts can change.
Open Settings from the gear, scroll to the Codes field at the bottom, enter the code exactly, and press Redeem. Six codes were reported working on November 14 and November 15, 2026. Read the in-game confirmation, because reward wording differs between those reports.