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starhuevalley2018-07-16 08:19 pm
loving_goddess) wrote in starhuevalley2018-07-16 08:19 pm
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Network Post - 002
Alright, to anyone who was looking for cuttings or saplings from my apple tree, I have several ready and potted to bring home. Please come to [INSERT FARM HERE] at your earliest convenience if you still want them. Any spares will be planted here to continue the growth of the orchard.
Speaking of which, I've branched out- [Martel] into oranges as well. Thank you to everyone who's purchased one of my apples or anything else from my farm, I wouldn't have been able to do it without you. Certainly not so quickly. Next on my list is peaches, so watch for those!
Anyway, aside from orchard-related news, I've been thinking about something. I've encountered quite a surprising amount of people with abilities and skills related to healing and medical treatment in general, several of us from very different disciplines. [From pure technology to magical healing hair, the valley's got it all, it seems.]
Yet, to the best of my knowledge there's no real organization among us. Allow me to be the first to advocate for everyone who has any sort of medical skill to come together, have a meeting, perhaps, where we can share information and let each other know who we are, where we're located, and how to get in contact with us. We certainly can't take over the hospital itself, but with a bit of effort, we might be able to head off many difficulties, and I'm sure we have much to learn from each other.
That's all for the moment! Thank you all for listening, and remember to come by as soon as you can if you're looking for an apple sapling!
Speaking of which, I've branched out- [Martel] into oranges as well. Thank you to everyone who's purchased one of my apples or anything else from my farm, I wouldn't have been able to do it without you. Certainly not so quickly. Next on my list is peaches, so watch for those!
Anyway, aside from orchard-related news, I've been thinking about something. I've encountered quite a surprising amount of people with abilities and skills related to healing and medical treatment in general, several of us from very different disciplines. [From pure technology to magical healing hair, the valley's got it all, it seems.]
Yet, to the best of my knowledge there's no real organization among us. Allow me to be the first to advocate for everyone who has any sort of medical skill to come together, have a meeting, perhaps, where we can share information and let each other know who we are, where we're located, and how to get in contact with us. We certainly can't take over the hospital itself, but with a bit of effort, we might be able to head off many difficulties, and I'm sure we have much to learn from each other.
That's all for the moment! Thank you all for listening, and remember to come by as soon as you can if you're looking for an apple sapling!
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[OOC: Sounds good to me!]
video -> action!
[Hours later, fashionably late, but hopefully the nice lady saved him a sapling! He showed up on her land. He went to town to buy some tools that he needs to fix and repair his house by hand, so the bag he carries look heavy.
Here he is, handing her the six hundred.]
What else does the sapling needs? I know it needs water, sunlight, and a lot of care. Any tips for caring an apple tree properly?
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And she giggles at his question.]
Oh my, I could write you a book... perhaps one day I shall. But for now, I'll give you a basic rundown.
The most important thing, naturally, is the soil. Fortunately for us, I don't think there's a single place in this valley where the soil isn't ideal. There would be tests you could apply to it, but really, under the circumstances, there's no need. That said, do make sure to dig the hole much wider than the tree itself when you plant it. The looser soil will make it much easier for the roots to grow. Speaking of which, you'll want to cover the roots with straw or hay until the fall. It helps keep them warm and gives them more nutrients to absorb.
You'll eventually have to worry about pruning and such, but not until a year or two has passed. Other than that, just remember to plant it someplace where it'll get eight hours of sun a day, and the water will drain away a bit when you water it. You don't want to drown it!