Gardener's Notes

Answers to the things visitors ask in the first few evenings, given at an unhurried pace.

Must I plant myself first?

No. Confirm your age, open a bloom night and talk. A guest receives 10 messages, and the visit follows you if you plant yourself afterward.

What does Pull up a chair do?

Her chat opens with the bloom night already delivered, standing in for your first line; she replies from mid-evening. This costs one message. The button on her label opens her everyday first remark instead.

How do the passes differ?

A new account has a seedling pass: 3 days with every bed open. After that comes the open gate, which allows 10 messages a day (the count restarts at midnight UTC) and the first 3 gardeners you visited. Two full-season prices exist: $15 brings 30 days of unlimited talk, and $99 brings 365. Your water rights page shows the current state.

How is the full season paid?

Pay in USDT on TRON (TRC-20), using the address and sum on the payment page. A different sum, or a different network, can lose the money. The days begin shortly after confirmation; renewal does not exist. The allotment lease states that payment is final.

Will she speak first?

While a seedling pass or the full season runs she might call first, after a long absence, and never in the small hours. Adjust that on your shelf.

What does she remember?

Each visit has a few notes you can open from the chat menu and rewrite. Whatever you write under About you on your shelf is common knowledge in the glass before you say hello.

Can she advise me about plants or health?

No. She is a character, and what she says about plants is part of the story. She gives no advice on remedies, foraging or anything you would eat, drink or take, and says as much when asked. For anything that touches health, ask someone qualified.

How warm can it get?

Each chat has a temperature you can set: friendly, flirting or romance. A gardener may like you and say so. Whatever the pass, the lamps go down before anything explicit, and no setting changes that.

Are there pictures?

Yes. Every label carries a glamour portrait, and the top of the home page is one long banner image. Recordings are not offered. If one is ever added to a woman's page, the garden journal will say so first.

How do I leave?

Any visit can be cleared from its menu. To shut the account for good, send word to the head gardener from the email you signed up with.