One More Lawn Chiquito Items: Full Vendor Guide
Every item Chiquito sells in One More Lawn, what each one actually does, and which purchases are worth your cash before the November 12 launch.
Chiquito is the green-pickup vendor who turns grass into cash and cash into nonsense. He buys your grass bags, then sells you fuel, paint, toys and garden gnomes. His stock is the closest thing One More Lawn has to a progression system, and it is deliberately not a power curve.
Treat the rankings as value judgments. Stock and prices can change when the full game opens on November 12.
This guide lists what he sells, what it does and whether it is worth buying. Prices are not published and may change, so the ranking is about value, not exact cost.
Who is Chiquito?
Chiquito is a street vendor in an old green pickup. You call him to the house, and he arrives at the driveway. He pays cash for grass bags and sells a rotating stock of useful and ridiculous things.
He is also the game's tone in one character: practical, a little melancholy, and completely willing to sell you a party speaker instead of a better mower.
The full stock
Fuel
The only essential purchase. The mower burns gas; when it runs dry you walk to the fuel can. Chiquito sells gasoline so you can refill without leaving the job.
Verdict: Buy it. Every time.
Fertilizer
Makes grass grow back. This is for players who want to replay a lawn, create a before-and-after, or just watch the grass return.
Verdict: Situational. It does not improve a score; it creates more work.
Paint
Paint the mower, fences, trees and even Chiquito's truck. It is cheap, visible and the fastest way to make a co-op crew look intentional.
Verdict: Good value. Pick one color for the crew.
Leaf blower
Clears clippings and leaves. The mower already collects grass, so this is a detail tool rather than a core upgrade.
Verdict: Situational. Buy it if you like a clean driveway.
Camera drone
A flying camera. It is useful for scouting a large job and for taking screenshots that are not from the driver's seat.
Verdict: Fun, mildly useful. The island and the golf course are the best places to fly it.
RC mower
A remote-controlled mower with its own controller. It cuts grass, but it is slower and fiddlier than the real mower.
Verdict: Pure fun. Buy it for the joke, not for the score.
Party speaker and microphone
A speaker, a mic and a voice changer. It is the best co-op item in the game if your friends are willing to be silly.
Verdict: Top-tier fun. Buy after the job, not during it.
Red wagon
A small red trailer that can be connected into a train. It is ridiculous, visible and perfect for a timelapse.
Verdict: Fun. No practical benefit.
Charcoal and meat
Supplies for the grill. Cooking is a break, not a buff.
Verdict: Fun. The grill is one of the game's best small interactions.
Six-pack
Beer. In Family Friendly mode it becomes a bottle of water, and the smoke effects change too.
Verdict: Cosmetic. The mode is per-player and can be toggled at any time.
Garden gnome
A new gnome for the garden. Elvira's gnome, Gómez, is not for sale, but a replacement is.
Verdict: Buy one after you break Gómez. Not before.
What Chiquito does not sell
- A faster mower. Does not exist.
- A wider deck. Does not exist.
- A score multiplier. Does not exist.
- A skip button for Elvira. Unfortunately.
Superdou's own line is the summary: "Money in One More Lawn is for fun, not for upgrades. Nothing you buy makes you mow faster."
The money guide→ explains the economy in more detail.
How to use Chiquito efficiently
- Call him before the job, not in the middle of a pass.
- Buy fuel first. Everything else is optional.
- Dump bags before you shop. Cash in hand, empty bag, clean start.
- Buy the joke item after the receipt. A party speaker does not improve your care score.
- In co-op, one player shops for the group. Six people driving to the truck is a traffic jam.
Family Friendly mode
Since 0.9.22, Family Friendly mode changes cigarettes to lollipops and beer to water, and removes the smoke, coughing and drunk-driving wobble. It is set per player in Options > General and can be toggled at any time, including in co-op.
If you are playing with younger players, this is the setting to turn on before you call Chiquito.
Is Chiquito worth using at all?
Yes, but not as a progression vendor. He is the game's convenience store and toy shop. Fuel keeps you mowing; paint and toys make the lawn yours.
If you ignore him entirely, you can still finish every job. You will just be walking to the fuel can more often and mowing a plain red mower.
FAQ
Where does Chiquito appear?
He arrives at the house in his green pickup when you call him. The front yard is the first place most players meet him.
Does Chiquito buy grass?
Yes. He pays cash for grass bags. Since 0.9.19, throwing a full bag into the truck bed pays immediately.
What is the best item Chiquito sells?
Fuel, if "best" means useful. The party speaker, if "best" means fun.
Can I upgrade my mower through Chiquito?
No. There are no performance upgrades in One More Lawn.
Official source: One More Lawn on Steam ↗, the demo release notes ↗ and the 0.9.22 Family Friendly notes ↗.
