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→Notes: unfinished notes; not what I'm looking for in the long run
The bug still exists in version 1.5, although I once saw a release note that said it was fixed. Not so. Version 1.6 will be out soon, so the saga continues. [[User:Giles|Giles]] ([[User talk:Giles|talk]]) 21:13, 31 December 2023 (UTC)
The bug still exists in version 1.5, although I once saw a release note that said it was fixed. Not so. Version 1.6 will be out soon, so the saga continues. [[User:Giles|Giles]] ([[User talk:Giles|talk]]) 21:13, 31 December 2023 (UTC)
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|All trees must be planted in fallow but tillable soil. Fruit trees can also be planted in any empty tile in the Greenhouse.
Sprinklers cannot water fallow tiles or tiles that go fallow overnight. All crops must be planted in a tilled tile. All fertilizers must be placed in tilled tile also. Some fertilizers must be placed in an unplanted tile, while others may be placed after planting as well.
On The Farm, any tilled but unplanted tile, with or without fertilizer, watered or not, may go fallow overnight. If overnight marks a change of season, the tile is almost certain to go fallow. When a tile goes fallow, tilling, fertilizer, and watering all disappear from it.
A crop planted in a farm tile must be watered each day in order for it to grow and produce. Unwatered crops do not die, but simply cease growth and production.
All crops have a natural season for growth. Most crops last a single game season, a few last for two game seasons, and one lasts for three game seasons. Each crop can be planted on the farm only during its natural season, and any crop plant remaining in the soil beyond its natural season dies and withers. Fertilizers remain in a planted tile until the plant dies.
If a crop is planted in a tile, and overnight marks a change of season, the crop withers and dies unless it is a multi-season crop and the new season is within its growing time. If a plant survives a change of season, then the tile remains tilled, and any fertilizer continues into the new season.
A withered plant remains in a tile until cleared with the Scythe. While it remains, the tile remains tilled and sprinklers can water the tile overnight. However, any fertilizer the tile had at the change of season disappears.
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