Sing to your (growth)

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From: Vertiginous Horticulture


Some plants have been known to enjoy music. But sing quietly, so that none of your rival horticulturalists' plants can hear and reap the benefits.

Description summary:
The title varies with Rooftop Growth.

Rooftop Growth:Growth
1: Singular Cuttingssingular cuttings
2: 'Dawn-Yodeller' Mandrakesmandrakes
3: Prize-Winning Peppercapspeppercaps
4: Recusant Marigoldsmarigolds
5: False-Cantigaster Hybridspoisonous hybrids
6: Millennium Rosesjewelled roses
7: Tomorrowspore Ortcapsortcaps

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Unlocked with The Airs of London 34-66, Nurturing a Rooftop Growth 1-150


Challenge information

Broad, Persuasive 80

  • 55 - very chancy (41%)
  • 68 - chancy (51%)
  • 82 - modest (61%)
  • 95 - very modest (71%)
  • 108 - low-risk (81%)
  • 122 - straightforward (91%)
  • 134 - straightforward (100%)

Each point of Rooftop Growth, Difficulty: increases the base difficulty by 5 points.

Success

La de dah

You [...] half-croon half-hum a serviceable rendition of '[Song]'. Your [Growth] seems a little more healthy, perhaps. Maybe a little taller [...]. Is that... movement? [...] Perhaps it wants [...] to hear you more clearly. Or perhaps it's angry. Maybe that's enough singing.

Description summary:
The description varies with (the new value of) The Airs of London Wiki note: Numbers unaccounted for: 0

AirsSong
1 - 10The Hymn of the Shames
11 - 20Blow the Khan Down
21 - 30Carnelian Nights
31 - 40The Pie That Killed Death
41 - 50The Boy I Love Has Sold His Soul
51 - 60Slow Boat Lament
61 - 70Oh My Prelapsarian Heart
71 - 80The Translator, the Traitor, the Viennese Spy (And I)
81 - 90Downsiders
91 - 100Shove it Up the Chimney (My Dear)

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Rare Success

Better than some other popular songs

You rack your brains for a suitable tune, and croon a serviceable rendition of '[Song]'. Your [Growth] seems [...] a little taller, even. Is that... movement? Is its stalk turning towards you? Perhaps it wants to be closer, to hear you more clearly.

Description summary:
The description varies with (the new value of) The Airs of London Wiki note: Numbers unaccounted for: 0

AirsSong
1 - 10The Hymn of the Shames
11 - 20Blow the Khan Down
21 - 30Carnelian Nights
31 - 40The Pie That Killed Death
41 - 50The Boy I Love Has Sold His Soul
51 - 60Slow Boat Lament
61 - 70Oh My Prelapsarian Heart
71 - 80The Translator, the Traitor, the Viennese Spy (And I)
81 - 90Downsiders
91 - 100Shove it Up the Chimney (My Dear)

There are additional sentences if you possess weasels.

WeaselDescription
Exactly 1 x Lucky WeaselOne of your weasels pops its head up to listen.
>1 Lucky WeaselYour weasels are enchanted by the song – perhaps even more so than the intended recipient.
Araby Fighting-WeaselAn Araby Fighting-Weasel curls up to sleep on the soil.
Salt WeaselIs your Salt Weasel trying to hum along with you?

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Failure

Yeech

The current music-hall sensation ('Upon Whose Bassinet did I Find Feathers of Glass') is rather mawkish, and it has some inhumanly high notes. One coughing fit trying to sing for a sessile audience is quite enough.