How to grow Wolfglove in Botany Manor

We are presented with this task in Chapter 3. However, we will search for Wolfglove seeds as long as we find the clues first, otherwise it will be useless. To discover these essential clues on How to grow Wolfglove in Botany Manor, the key is in the following:

What we will do to find the clues mentioned above is solve a puzzle. The nursery rhyme and the builder's letter indicate that Wolfglove can be identified by his distinctive musical chirp. This is connected to wind through the Wind Research and Alpine Climate tracks. To access the coin collection at the bottom of the Orangery, from here we will move on to the details of farming.

We must first locate the hidden Priest's Hole, as indicated in the book Orchard, The puzzle is to locate it inside the mansion, where persecuted priests once sought refuge. The key to unlock the Painting Room can be found at the top of the Greenhouse. Once inside, we examine the plan of the mansion, which dates back to 1593. Keep this number in mind when consulting the Symbology book, which contains the Agnus Dei symbol. Head to the kitchen and we will look for a small pantry adorned with the same symbol. We placed four-ounce bottles on the scale, with the numbers 1-5-9-3, to reveal the secret entrance to the priest's hole. We use this passage to escape the chase and discover the mysterious priest hole.

Now we will go through the priest's hole and up the next flight of stairs. This will take us to the lower level of the greenhouse, where the Wolfglove seeds are located next to the fountain. On the left, we will find the Coin Collection clue that we must solve. We must note the coin with the emblem of the ram in the center. It appears on the seal found on the Letter on the Alps and bears the inscription "Weishorn" on the reverse. We now know that Wolfglove grows on Mount Weisshorn. We will repair the stairs leading to the top of the greenhouse and move outside to plant and water Wolfglove's seed. Before taking the seedling to the tower, we will carry out a preliminary investigation by reading the book Wind Investigation on the Alpine Climate page. These resources will reveal that Mount Weisshorn experiences a wind speed of 40 f/s. In fact, Exhibit 5/6 in the book specifically states that the wind speed on the fourth floor is 40 f/s.

Upon closer examination of the drawing of the tower in the book, we will notice that the speed of the wind only manifests itself when the windows on certain floors are opened. As the drawing illustrates, we must open one panel on the first floor, both panels on the third floor and both on the fourth floor to activate the wind speed. With these windows open, the Wolfglove seedling placed on the fourth floor of the tower will finally bloom and make melodious sounds. Completing all of the flowers in Chapter 3 will allow us to advance to Chapter 4, which features the challenging Brook Chalice flower.