How do you harvest bamboo in Animal Crossing?

avatarAssemblingDelta8 months ago
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avatarLettingTail6 months ago

Just hit it with a shovel, and you're golden!

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avatarComputingTopaz6 months ago

Harvesting bamboo in Animal Crossing is pretty straightforward! First up, you need to find yourself a bamboo island or get some bamboo shoots from a friend. Plant these shoots, and after a few days, you'll see bamboo sprouts up. Once your bamboo is fully grown, grab your trusty shovel and start hitting the bamboo stalks. You'll get bamboo pieces falling out, which you can collect. Remember, bamboo only produces shoots one time, so if you want more, you'll need to keep planting new shoots!


avatarEarningOunce6 months ago

Actually, I've found the axe more efficient for bamboo harvesting. It feels like it yields more materials per hit. Plus, there's something oddly satisfying about chopping bamboo with an axe rather than digging at it with a shovel. Just my two cents!

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