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[recollecters]

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[appraiser]

Ryoji Mochizuki waiting until they're ripe is the hardest part though...
Ryoji Mochizuki how do you do it?!
Ryoji Mochizuki i remember watching the apricots ripen on the trees
Ryoji Mochizuki and taste testing lots of hard and sour ones until they're finally sugar sweet
Ryoji Mochizuki and then the birds come and it's war!!! ヽ(｀◇´)/

[blooming_resonance]

Sakuya Haibara Self-control, mostly, I think.
Sakuya Haibara And knowing it'll be better when you let them grow - then you'll have more ripe, sweet fruits instead of less because you ate some when they were sour.
Sakuya Haibara Sometimes it helps to distract the birds, though. Or put cages up.
Sakuya Haibara But that's another advantage to having a greenhouse. The birds can't get in. :)