How do you get Young Spring Bamboo in Animal Crossing?

avatarReoccuringRace·8 months ago
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avatarRollingHank·6 months ago

Easy peasy! To get Young Spring Bamboo in Animal Crossing, you gotta start by whacking some bamboo trees with an axe. But it's not just any time of year—it's a spring thing! That's right, Young Spring Bamboo pieces only drop during springtime, from February to May if your island is in the Northern Hemisphere, and from August to November for the Southern Hemisphere folks. Make sure you've got those bamboo trees planted, and once spring hits, start swinging that axe (but not too hard, you don't want to chop them down!).

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avatarRegulatingHale·6 months ago

Just hit bamboo trees with an axe in spring. Short, sweet, and to the bamboo point.


avatarInterferingHood·6 months ago

Honestly, I spent hours collecting Young Spring Bamboo to craft all the seasonal goodies. It’s like a springtime treasure hunt. Make sure your island has plenty of bamboo trees before spring arrives, or visit a friend's island if you're lacking. It's worth it for the unique crafting recipes it unlocks!

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