Plan for Giant Crops

A Farm Soil grouping with room for a same-crop cluster and access for regular inspection.

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Choose one crop and check that the current season suits it.
Prepare a grouping with enough nearby plants of that crop rather than scattering isolated seeds.
Inspect neighboring plants and arrange the cluster to avoid unsuitable family combinations.
Water the plants and correct nutrient needs as they appear.
Tend plants when they request attention and clear weeds or debris promptly.
Watch for stress and address its cause before the plants reach harvest.
Collect the crop when mature; if a giant forms, harvest it and preserve seed or produce for replanting.

A compact cluster is useful only if every plant remains reachable for care.
Use plant inspection and the Gardeneer Hat when available to identify needs instead of guessing.

Repeat with saved seeds and a fresh tended grouping; giant results vary with conditions and are not guaranteed each cycle.

Expecting giants from density alone: also meet season, water, nutrients, and tending needs.
Ignoring weeds or debris: clear them to avoid added crop stress and nutrient loss.
Planting a cluster you cannot maintain: reduce its size until you can tend every crop.

Switch to ordinary harvesting if conditions become unsuitable or repeated care is interrupting more important survival tasks.

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Garden crops

Turn a tended crop grouping into a chance at oversized produce while keeping the ordinary harvest useful.