Gardening and You v2 [a WIP]

The 96-hour berries get damp after 12 or 13 hours, I think 13 I'll try to do more work on it if it'll help!

I'm trying to get nectar, but I don't know what the wiki means by watering "perfectly." Any guesses?

I believe that watering perfectly means that you don’t let the plant completely dry out.

Never letting it get damp helps as well!

I've gotten 2, both were from Micle berries. However, my latest harvest (32 slots) yielded none.

to help update the berry yield chart, i've found that yield type 3 for spelon and durin berries tends to produce around 10 berries.

Just wanted to let you know this thread helped me get my first nectar harvest, and a good wepear harvest. I never knew you could water plants at any time, and that you needed to avoid them even getting damp! Thank you so much for this

Info on Pokeblock sell prices compared to berry sell prices: Link to Guide This guide paired with the linked guide may prove useful to helping find connections between yield amounts and growth/drying out times and profits.

Can nectar come from any berry plant? Or just specific ones? And how great are the chances of harvesting nectar? For context I have had a ribombee in my party since I planted to berries, I used 28 special berries (7 lansat, 7 kee, 7 maranga, & 7 starf), and I never let them get damp, kept them wet 100% of the time they were growing. I also used no mulch. Should I have done anything differently?

I've got nectar from wepear, starf and belue berries, so my guess is there is no berry requirement. It is however ridiculously rare. Since learning about perfect watering, I've got nectar on these dates: 11th February 7th March 24 April, Today I'll admit I'm not always perfect(and I'm focusing on starf berries rn so less watering focus but long growth) but this still gives you an idea (I have a fully upgraded garden) Can't confirm anything when it comes to mulch. Pretty sure I've never harvested a berry with mulch and got nectar but... only 3 times isnt much to go on anyway. You're doing it right, I'm sure!