Gardening
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Gardening is a recurring mechanic in the Persona series.
Overview
Gardening was first introduced as a mechanic in Persona 4 Golden. Planting and harvesting vegetables gives the protagonist new consumable items to use, in and out of battle.
Mechanics by Game
Persona 3 Reload
- Main article: Iwatodai Dorm#Persona 3 Reload
The rooftop garden is a dorm activity. Seeds can be purchased at Rafflesia. If a seed is planted, the protagonist can tend to the garden with Junpei, Fuuka, Aigis, or Shinjiro on nights when they have an icon over their head. Doing this three times with each of them will either unlock or upgrade their Characteristics. The garden yields extra produce based on which party member the protagonist tended to the garden with.
Persona 4 Golden
In Persona 4 Golden, the protagonist can begin growing a garden in the yard outside of the Dojima house. This activity is initiated from the gardening bucket in the living room. Gardening is introduced at the Dojima Residence on May 22nd and it is available until December 23rd. The protagonist will be able to purchase seedlings from the housewife gardening NPC outside who appears outside of the Dojima house and at Junes. Planting seeds or harvesting grown vegetables doesn't consume time and can be done in all types of weather.
Tending to the garden can be done in the afternoon or evening, during all types of weather. It does consume time, but the vegetables will grow 1 day faster as a result and the protagonist gains +3 Diligence. If tended to on the day right before harvesting, then the yield will increase +1, or +2 if tended to during both afternoon and evening time slots. If Nanako Dojima is home during the afternoon or evening, she will help out. Ryotaro Dojima will also join during the evening if he is home. Both can gain +5 Social Link points from this. Furthermore, Nanako also has special dialogue that can only be read by working in the garden on certain calendar days.
| Seedling | Price | Sale Start Date | Grow Time | Produce | Yield |
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| Tomato Seedling | ¥500 | May 22nd | 5 days | Tiny Soul Tomato | 3 |
| Daikon Seedling | ¥500 | May 22nd | 5 days | Return Daikon | 2 |
| Wheat Seedling | ¥1000 | June 5th | 6 days | Crack Wheat | 2 |
| Cabbage Seedling | ¥1800 | June 5th | 6 days | Hiranya Cabbage | 2 |
| Wall Paprika | ¥2300 | June 24th | 7 days | Red Paprika White Paprika Blue Paprika Green Paprika |
1 of each |
| Barrier Corn | ¥2500 | June 24th | 8 days | Tetracorn Makaracorn |
1 of each |
| Eggplant Seedling | ¥3000 | July 24th | 9 days | Scapegoat Eggplant | 1 |
| Melon Seedling | ¥5000 | August 14th | 10 days | Bead Melon | 1 |
Persona 5
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Persona 5 Royal
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Anime Appearances
Persona 4 The Golden Animation
Audio Drama Appearances
A Sense of Gratitude
Nomenclature
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 Japanese
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家庭菜園 Persona 4 Golden Katei saien 野菜栽培 Persona 5 Yasai saibai 屋上菜園 Persona 3 Reload Okujyō saien |
Household garden Vegetable cultivation Rooftop garden |
Gallery
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Mitsuru showing S.E.E.S. the garden
Notes
References
- General
- "Chapter 1: Systems: Kitchen Garden", Persona 4 The Golden: The Complete Guide, Dengeki Playstation Editorial Staff. Published by Kadokawa (2012). Japanese. p. 47. ISBN-13: 978-4048866637.
- Cited