Green does care about lands, but if you're casting a spell that costs mana, you're almost certainly going to control a land when it's resolving.

Even at one mana, a spell is allowed to do a bit more than just draw a card.

"Even at one mana, a spell is allowed to do a bit more than just draw a card."

This can be tricky to prove, since many of the one mana cantrips in green target a creature, which could theorhetically make them 'worse' than a sorcery that draws a card (you need a target to cast them.) But here's a small list of cards that are a cantrip plus at without targets.

­Abundant Growth
­Unbridled Growth (With both these spells you need a land. But that's the point of 'Discovery' anyway.)
­Insist
­Conjurer's Bauble
­Attune With Aether
­Lay of the Land
­Traverse the Ulvenwald (These last three cards assume that you have sufficient basic land in your deck, and that you're okay 'drawing a land'. They aren't perfect examples, but they help show what 'card drawing' can do for one green.)

There's also Dissenter's Deliverance and Tranquil Thicket.

Cycles for a Green! Yes, absolutely.

This card is so awkward that it's funny. Is there enough novelty in that to justify its existence though? Probably not.

okay I am going to make this a little overpowered, but I plan on keeping it this way...

woops didnt see all these comments, LOL! Nonetheless tell me what you think, I kind of like it..

Guess it isnt helping me be unlike Ixalan though...