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WHO: Souta Suzukaze
WHERE: Network / Stardew Valley
WHEN: August 24
WHAT: Showing off his summer garden
WARNINGS: Probably nothing
[The video turns on just as Souta finishes carefully positioning the phone so it's leaning on something. Clearly outside, since the sky can be seen above him.]
Ah.
Hello, everyone! [He waves.] I know this month has been difficult, so I thought I'd share what I've been working on this summer.
[He stands up and off to the side so the camera can see behind him. Those who have been to Stardew Valley might recognize the farmland. Things have changed a bit. In this section is a small yet thriving garden, full of various summer plants. Melons, radish, cabbage, corn, tomatoes, a blueberry bush... There is also a separate section with various flowers, the sunflowers starting to tower over the rest. Plastic pink flamingos can be seen on the border of the patch.]
[The camera moves as Souta picks up the phone to bring it closer to the plants.]
Isn't this great? They've all grown wonderfully this season.
Anyway, there is more land available on the farm. So if you like gardening or just want a break from the city, the train station can take you here. Just look for the one outgoing for Stardew Valley.
Oh! And if you want one last summer beach trip, there's one here now.
[If anyone takes him up on the farm visit, they'll find him carefully picking out a melon for harvesting. Feel free to say hi!]
WHERE: Network / Stardew Valley
WHEN: August 24
WHAT: Showing off his summer garden
WARNINGS: Probably nothing
[The video turns on just as Souta finishes carefully positioning the phone so it's leaning on something. Clearly outside, since the sky can be seen above him.]
Ah.
Hello, everyone! [He waves.] I know this month has been difficult, so I thought I'd share what I've been working on this summer.
[He stands up and off to the side so the camera can see behind him. Those who have been to Stardew Valley might recognize the farmland. Things have changed a bit. In this section is a small yet thriving garden, full of various summer plants. Melons, radish, cabbage, corn, tomatoes, a blueberry bush... There is also a separate section with various flowers, the sunflowers starting to tower over the rest. Plastic pink flamingos can be seen on the border of the patch.]
[The camera moves as Souta picks up the phone to bring it closer to the plants.]
Isn't this great? They've all grown wonderfully this season.
Anyway, there is more land available on the farm. So if you like gardening or just want a break from the city, the train station can take you here. Just look for the one outgoing for Stardew Valley.
Oh! And if you want one last summer beach trip, there's one here now.
[If anyone takes him up on the farm visit, they'll find him carefully picking out a melon for harvesting. Feel free to say hi!]

un: Tsuna27
un: clovertales
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Will you be harvesting them all?
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It would be a shame to waste their efforts.
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Uh, did you want some help?
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un : 007Nanny
un : clovertales
[And that's only if you don't forage and craft everything.]
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[ But it was a pleasant surprise. Free was actually affordable to those on a fixed income. ]
I might pop around some time, dig a few holes... I've always been interested in gardening but I've never had the space to do any. Got any tips for a newbie?
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[Are they the owners? Are the Junimos? Souta hadn't bothered to look into this since everyone seemed more than happy to let him garden.]
Well, all plants have different needs. Some like shade, while others like sun. So I would check the seed packets before planting to see what location would be best to plant them.
If it doesn't tell you how much water is best, I'd start with a moderate amount and check how they're doing in one or two days. If they've dried out, give them more. If the soil is too moist, you can wait to water them again.
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[ All the better that isn't the case. ]
I heard, I can't remember when, that talking to plants helps them grow better. Have you ever tried that?
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un: ecraig
[PROUD OF YOU KIDDO]
un: clovertales
Ahaha, thanks but it was mostly the plants doing the hard work! I just gave them water and checked in on them.
[While Souta believes this, he was 100% putting in as much effort as the plants. His care is obvious to anyone whose seen him garden before.]
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[Souta gets a bashful expression on his face, trying to think of the polite thing to say. He can't just brush the words aside, that would be too rude!]
I try my best. I just want them to have the best chance they can to thrive. The plants do understand a lot, so I suppose they could have noticed.
[They absolutely have. The plants love him so much.]
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Hehe, I'm sure they have. You've done a good job looking after them.
So what's your gardening plans for fall?
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Video: UN: BRUNO
Oh wow, Kiddo! You've been really busy, look at those things. You've got a whole feast here.
Video, un: clovertales
[Souta beams, a little bashful by all the praise.]
Thank you! Do you need any fruits or vegetables? I could bring some over.
[He certainly has plenty to go around.]
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[He wants to provide all the encouragement here!]
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[Souta's getting so much encouragement for his little hobby.]
They should be. The plants tell me happy crops make tastier fruit and vegetables.
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Well, the plants would definitely know, right? At least you can ask the true experts in their field.
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[He really is pleasantly surprised by this. The kid seemed nice, and he was worried with how his change to an imp seemed to be permanent that it would be the same for the kid as well.]
I might come by some time. It's probably too late in the year to start a garden, but doing a bit of gardening is probably a good idea.
[It might save some money, and it's not like he doesn't have plenty of time.]
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[The height is also a big plus. Now he can open his own doors.]
Oh, there's still one more season to go for gardening. Fall's not a bad time to start, I'll be restarting mine soon as well.
[New season, new garden. Let's go!!!]
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You do need to buy seeds from the store in town, but they aren't too expensive. If you want, Zodiac will pay for it too.
[Though that might come with ~requests~ from their corporate overlords]
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[Even with requests, anything that saves money right now would be a good idea.]
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