Tidying Up Walkthrough
Tidying Up is a quest in Fae Farm. On your farm, use your tools on flowery plants, stone, and the slim trees or light-colored logs, then pick up the dark green plants.
Hmm, it’s true that the land around your farm has been neglected. How’s about tidying that up? You’re likely to find some useful resources at the same time.
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Tidying Up
During your speech with Merritt, she’ll give you a variety of tools to use on your farm. You don’t have to choose which tool you’re going to use for a specific task when it comes to gathering specific materials. The game will choose for you.
Harvest Plant Fibers
Plant Fibers can be obtained by using the sickle against the bundles of flowers littered around the yard. Each swipe of the flower bundles will give you 1 Plant Fiber, so you’ll need to clear 10 of them in order to get the amount you need.
Pick up Stone
Stone is easy to see–obviously they’re the chunks of stone in your yard. Miniature boulders, if you will. Strike them with your pickaxe three times to destroy them and you’ll obtain 2 Stone for your effort. So you only need to clear 5 stones in order to get the amount you need.
Pick up Beech Log
The Beech Logs are gathered by chopping up the tan bits of lumber laying around your yard as well as chopping down the skinny tan trees. You won’t be able to do anything with the thicker trees yet.
If you chop up the logs, they’ll grant you 2 Beech Logs. If you chop down the trees, they’ll take a lot more hits, but give you more logs. Personally, I’d skip the trees for now and just chop the fallen lumber first so it’s less taxing on your stamina.
Pick up Wild Spring Greens
The Wild Spring Greens look like weeds, honestly. The dark green clumps of grass are something that you can pick without expending any energy. You get one for each picking.
Return to Merritt
She’s still standing by the front of your house.