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Ayaka Gardener’s Notes

Ayaka Gardener's Notes icon Ayaka Gardener’s Notes is an uncommon codex entry.

A set of notes about Ayaka icon ayaka growth maintenance made by an alta gardener.
It seems to be covered in dried up blue stains. The notes were carefully written by a professional with a passion for gardening, a tiny signature at the back says “Naya”.

Naya is a beautiful plant that growth in wet conditions with slight ionization, with some altas ending up choosing it as their name. Though, Naya The Gardener usually says that in her case it’s a pure coincidence.

Ingame

Species descriptions:

Alta: This must’ve taken a lot of time to write…

Ayaka trees are generally relatively easy to grow and maintain. This is true for almost all ayaka tree types with small exceptions.

When it comes to the difference between cultivated and wild ayakas, it’s significantly hard to cultivate rare ayaka species, as most of them require very specific conditions to exist.

This is also true when it comes to fruitfulness. Aya icon Ayas, the fruit of ayaka, are very hard to cultivate, thus Ayaka Forests and Alterash Gardens remain the main sources.

The most common species, or the common ayaka tree, however, is pretty cultivation-friendly and can grow almost anywhere.

Besides, the all-new alta eco chambers are able to provide most requirements for even the most rare ayaka species, like Stardust Ayaka icon stardust ayakas, Elin Ayaka icon Elin ayakas and even Ayaka Giant icon ayaka giants.

When taking care of wild forest ayakas, make sure to be aware of and careful around Aya Virma icon aya virmas - live poisonous ivy that sometimes grows among ayaka bushes.
While mostly docile, they can get pretty touchy, especially during their mating season.

Their poison is not meant to hurt you as much as immobilize, so be wary to not step on one.

Most common uses for ayakas, aside from ayas, come from the Ayaka Wood icon ayaka wood.

It’s mostly used as a building material for light objects, decorations and as casing for small devices and electronics, like an energy cell, due to good isolation. It’s also a good impulse accelerator.

Ayaka Wood icon Ayaka wood can also be refined into paper, or, in very rare cases, used as a cooking ingredient, primarily due to its nutritious fibres and ayaka sap.

Ayaka sap is a tingy ionic ferment that has a vast variety of uses among altas. It is a common cooking ingredient, as well as a good connective material and ionic accelerator.

Aya Powder icon Aya Powder is often used as printing material or a cooking ingredient, and as plasma accelerator.