Botany Manor’s Chapter 5, titled “Climbing Up,” hands you the task of growing vines that bloom beautiful flowers. One such flower is the Oscilette, which blooms under certain conditions of the game. You will need to find clues, solve puzzles, and even unlock special areas of the Manor to grow this purple flower.
Growing Oscilette In Botany Manor
To grow Oscilette you need to pick up the seed placed right by the window sill of the Boat House, plant it, find four clues relating to the flower, and play “Meadow’s Bliss” on the Gramophone. Since the selected phonograph record plays at 120 bpm, the vibrations will make the Oscilette grow faster.
Note: The key to the Boat House can be found in the Bird Garden, placed on a bowl next to an informative bird poster.
Although you can immediately go for the correct record and play it to bloom the flower, you will need to unlock all four clues to get the Oscilette flower achievement in the game. So, it is better to find all the clues and then proceed with the growing.
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All Oscilette Clues In Botany Manor
There are a total of four clues regarding the Oscilette spread throughout the Boat House. If you find all four clues, you will be able to select the right record for the Gramaphone and bloom the flower. The clues are:
- Weeds and Seeds – The book in the Boat House on top of the desk next to the entrance will reveal that the Oscilette blooms next to a specific sleeping creature.
- Playing Cards – A playing card clue on the coffee table will reveal that the Oscilette seeds are Field Cards.
- Boardgame Rules – The boardgame rules next to the playing cards will reveal the card type as Red Squirrels.
- Animal Heartbeats – The animal heartbeats book on the bookstand will reveal that Red Squirrels have 120 bpm when sleeping.
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Now that you have gathered all the clues, all that’s left to do is match the BPM with the phonograph records next to the Gramaphone and play “Meadow’s Bliss” which plays at 120 bpm to grow and bloom the Oscilette.
