By the 15th day, I had a silver hoe to match. By the fifth day, you should have both enough money and silver ore to make a silver watering can. Then, go into the mine and attempt to reach the sixth level. Rest in it until all five of your hearts, representing stamina, are full. After doing your planting and socializing for the day, head to the hot spring on the mountain. My other tip is to immediately start heading into the mines. I haven’t actually grown any great flowers yet, but it doesn’t hurt to try. Marguerites and pink roses grew best in spring in that entry, sometimes resulting in great flowers, so I highly recommend going with those two. I haven’t gotten jalepeños from hot peppers or huge cabbages from cabbages yet, which were two other mutation options from Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley, but I suspect they’re there.Īs far as flowers go, I’ve been following the tips from Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley.
I wasn’t fertilizing, it had been a week where there were no rainy or cloudy days, and I was watering every morning. Unfortunately, I can’t help with information on how my onions mutated to scallions. I also noticed I’d randomly get scallions from the onion seeds, which was a huge help. If you go with these three, you’ll find yourself getting great cabbages, onions, and strawberries without even fertilizing. In spring, you want to start with cabbages, hot peppers, onions, and strawberries. While everything can grow at once, certain items grow best in different seasons. No descriptions tell you what does or doesn’t grow best in spring, the first season. Iris’ initial flower seeds are blue rose, cosmos, marguerite, pink pansy, pink rose, red rose, sunflower, and white rose. When Harvest Moon: Seeds of Memories begins, Sam stocks broccoli, cabbage, carrot, celery, corn, grass, green pepper, hot pepper, onion, potato, pumpkin, spinach, strawberry, tomato, and wheat seeds, as well as carries cone tree, leafy tree, and grapefruit tree sprouts. You’ll also get a number of seeds and other helpful items by introducing yourself, so talk to everyone in town before doing anything else. For example, talking to Tony gets you an axe and Gilbert gives you a fishing pole. You get one for talking to each townsfolk, along with some sort of reward. These Seeds of Memories are actually more like achievements.
The first thing you want to do is talk to everyone. If you haven’t played a Harvest Moon game before, it’s very easy to get lost. Tons of crop and flower seeds are immediately available, you only have the watering can and hoe handed to you by the sprites, the vague Seeds of Memories aren’t really explained well, and you could immediately start mining, fishing, and building if you so wanted. Everything is thrown at the player at once. Harvest Moon: Seeds of Memory could be considered an intimidating game.
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