How do rainy days affect plant growth?

You can water your plants twice a day, this increases how quickly they'll grow. On rainy days, your plants are watered for you (by the rain, obviously).

I remember that, in Tale of Two Towns, weather could change midday. If it rained in the morning or in the afternoon, you could get credit for two waterings. But if it rained the entire day, you'd only get credit for one watering.

Story of Seasons, on the other hand, has a "one weather all day" system. How does this affect plant growth? Do you get credit for two waterings on rainy days or just one?

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Best Answer

According to a post in this thread, a rainy day will only credit you with one watering.

It counts as a single watering. So always make sure you have time for the maximum number of days for your crop before the end of the month. You don't want to get screwed because it rained a lot and made the crops wilt by the season change.

Another post here seems to confirm this behavior:

as it is, rain is sort of a disadvantage. I mean, on a regular day you can double water for your crops to grow faster but when it rains you can't.

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How does rain affect plant growth?

Soil is also greatly affected by rainfall. If it is too wet or too dry, nutrients in the soil can run off and not make it to the plants' roots, leading to poor growth and overall health. Additionally, as mentioned previously, overwatering or too much rain can also lead to bacteria, fungus, and mold growth in the soil.

What happens to plants when it rains a lot?

Effects of Wet Weather in Gardens As mentioned above, excessive rain on plants promotes disease often evidenced in stunting, spots on foliage, decay on leaves, stems, or fruit, wilting, and, in severe cases, death of the entire plant. Extreme wet weather also keeps pollinators at bay affecting bloom and fruiting.

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