Catherine's Fertilizer
Catherine's Fertilizer is a quest that becomes available after Spring 21, Year 1. Catherine will have a floating 
quest icon above her head, and talking to her will initiate the quest. Catherine wants to try making a new type of fertilizer and is requesting five cinnaberries.
At certain times in the game, characters will have a quest icon above their heads. These quests are one-time quests given by that NPC. Generally these quests do not have time-limits, so the player is able to complete them at their leisure.
Note: Cinnaberries can only be grown during Spring. This quest is not timed, but there are limited days to grow the berries before the player must wait until Year 2 to grow them and complete this quest.
Overview
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Description
The in-game description of this quest:
| “ | “Catherine has a new fertilizer formula she wants to test. Plant the Cinnaberry seeds with the fertilizer Catherine gave you and bring the grown crop back to her.” |
Steps
- Accept quest from Catherine.
- Acquire 5 Cinnaberries.
- Turn in the quest to Catherine.
Dialogue
Pre-Quest
| Catherine's Fertilizer | ||||
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Hey, [Player]! Since you're the only farmer in town, I thought you could help me out. | |||
| Player: | Why do you need a farmer? | |||
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I need someone to grow my Cinaberry plant for me, but nobody has a free plot of dirt. Then I remembered, duh, [Player] has plenty of free dirt! | |||
| Player: | What do I need to do? | |||
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The thing is, I have a new kind of fertilizer that I'd like to test. Will you try it out for me? I'll give you the seeds to try it with and everything! | |||
| Player: | I'll get right on that. Quest: Catherine's Fertilizer | |||
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Oh, perfect! I can't wait to see what crops up! | |||
| Player: | I'm too busy to help. | |||
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Oh. Well, I understand. | |||
Post-Quest
Upon turning in this quest, the NPC will say:
:"Wow, look at that! These came out great. You clearly know your way around the farm.I just wanted to know how effective the fertilizer is, so you can keep the crops. And here, take some more fertilizer now that I know it works!"
History
- None