Boephglim

A copper tag sits half-punched on the near bench, the depth gauge still climbing, while across the shed a tray of saplings waits for its next graft. What happens on the Tag Punch bench? Hold the slug on the next letter of the cultivar name, then let go once the gauge settles inside the marked depth band — too shallow or too deep spoils the tag. From around rung ten the letter bed itself starts turning, so the release has to account for the rotation. The ladder runs sixty rungs. What happens on the Trunk Fuse bench? Hold a sapling, then hold a touching sapling at the same stage, and the pair grafts into one specimen a stage higher that spreads across both cells. Each order names a target stage and a cell count, the wheel keeps turning, and the run ends if the grafts run out first. This ladder runs eighty rungs. What is the Nursery Notebook? A single one-time purchase that opens unlimited hints on both benches — the depth band on hidden-band tags, the order route on the training wheel — plus every rung and award already cleared. Progress, records, and the notebook purchase all stay on this device.